Which of the following is a component of IQ tests?

• A) Physical endurance
• B) Memory
• C) Emotional intelligence
• D) Practical knowledge

According to Cognitive perspective, what is the main role of stereotypes?

• A) To create discrimination
• B) To encourage critical thinking
• C) To simplify information processing
• D) To promote equality

Which of the following theory explains that women compare themselves to ideals set by media, family and peers?

• A) Feminist theory
• B) Sociocultural theory
• C) Conflict theory
• D) Evolutionary theory

Which type of disability is related to hearing or vision?

• A) Communication
• B) Intellectual
• C) Physical
• D) Sensory-related

Which of the following is considered a universal emotional expression?

• A) Surprise
• B) Pride
• C) Smiling
• D) Shame

Which of the following statements about sexual minorities is true?

• A) Stigma is decreasing globally
• B) Women are more intolerant than men
• C) Homosexuality is a psychological disorder worldwide
• D) Attitudes are the same across cultures

What is the main objective of a counselor?

• A) Teach new skills
• B) Diagnose mental disorders
• C) Provide medications
• D) Assist clients in adjusting to environments or relationships

According to the traditional approach, what does religion primarily address?

• A) Psychological wellbeing
• B) Natural laws
• C) Reality, existence, societal conduct, and afterlife
• D) Evolution of society

Cross-cultural studies indicate that joy tends to evoke which type of behaviour?

• A) Aggressive
• B) Helplessness
• C) Withdrawal
• D) Approach

The primary tool used by counselors and therapists is:

• A) DSM
• B) CBT
• C) ICD
• D) REBT

Which of the following term refers to mental shortcuts that help in decision-making?

• A) Attribution
• B) Prejudice
• C) Heuristics
• D) Stereotypes

The Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS) measures which of the following?

• A) Artistic ability
• B) Numerical reasoning
• C) Emotional skills
• D) Social interactions

How does the World Health Organization’s (WHO) definition of health differ from the Western biomedical view?

• A) WHO focuses on emotional well-being
• B) WHO emphasizes holistic well-being, not just the absence of disease
• C) WHO focuses only on mental well-being
• D) WHO includes exercise in its definition

Which of the following approaches treats religion as a phenomenon of society without including faith?

• A) Cultural
• B) Psychological
• C) Biological
• D) Sociological and anthropological

Which type of intelligence tends to decline with age?

• A) Crystallized intelligence
• B) Social intelligence
• C) Fluid intelligence
• D) Emotional intelligence

Which of the following is a common role of women across cultures?

• A) Home maker
• B) Political leader
• C) Protector
• D) Primary breadwinner

Which of the following is NOT considered a cultural factor that impacts intelligence testing?

• A) Test-taking strategies
• B) Nutrition
• C) Language differences
• D) Memory capacity

Who are the authors of the HEXACO personality model?

• A) Xi Zhu & Mu Ch'ien
• B) Lee & Ashton
• C) Warren & Carmichael
• D) Freud & Jung

Which approach asserts that religion is far larger in concept than culture?

• A) Anthropological
• B) Traditional
• C) Sociological
• D) Cultural

According to Western view of health, it is:

• A) Absence of disease and pain
• B) Both a and b
• C) Mental well-being
• D) Eating and sleeping well