In which case the group practice is less attractive to the mental health professional?

• A) One does not want to share clients
• B) One does not want to share income
• C) One does not have licence
• D) One prefers to work alone

Mental health professionals are performing all of the following roles in legal system EXCEPT:

• A) Administrator
• B) Treatment provider
• C) Expert eyewitness
• D) Trial consultant

Which type of evaluation is used to measure achievement of students at the end of a course or project?

• A) Formative evaluation
• B) Summative evaluation
• C) Placement evaluation
• D) Diagnostic evaluation

Which of the following statement is NOT true about client referral?

• A) Therapist must be familiar with the referral pathway
• B) Client cannot be referred to another mental health professional
• C) Client should be informed well before his referral
• D) Written consent of client is important to make referral

A mental health professional usually works with different organizations/industries as a

• A) Volunteer
• B) Consumer
• C) Consultant
• D) Business partner

Why the group practice potentially has higher income?

• A) Due to the advertisement of group
• B) Due to the shared operating cost
• C) Due to the working under licensed psychologist
• D) Due to the visit of larger number of clients to a psychologist

Confidentiality of the client can be broken if ------------------.

• A) Client is from low socioeconomic status
• B) Client intends to harm anyone
• C) Client is suffering from psychosis
• D) Client has been taking drugs

Which of the following is considered as a significant advantage of the group practice?

• A) Good professional environment is created
• B) Only easy cases are provided
• C) Handsome income is generated
• D) One can refuse the client

One of the challenging task for psychologist working in school setting is ------------.

• A) Writing an evaluation report of students
• B) Obtaining parental consent where needed
• C) Obtaining student’s consent of evaluation
• D) Maintaining confidentiality of participants

Who among the following used the term “mental test” for the first time for devices which used to measure intelligence?

• A) Rogers
• B) Adler
• C) Cattell
• D) Piaget

Mental processes that are involved in acquring knowledge and comprehension like problem solving and judging are called:

• A) Cognition
• B) Perception
• C) Knowledge
• D) Affection

An ability to differentiate between right and wrong is called:

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

A test score above which will be the selection level and below which people will be rejected is called:

• A) Standard score
• B) True score
• C) Z-score
• D) Cut- off score

Kaufman Brief Intelligence Test meant to be used with age ranges of:

• A) 50 to 90 years
• B) 10 to 90 years
• C) 4 to 90 years
• D) 80 to 90 years

A good item has a:

• A) Positive slope
• B) Straight slope
• C) Negative slope
• D) Progressive slope

Abstract and logical thought develops at:

• A) Concrete Operational Stage
• B) Preoperational Stage
• C) Formal Operational Stage
• D) Sensorimotor Stage

SEest represents:

• A) Standard Error of Validity
• B) Standard Error of Reliability
• C) Standard Error of Measurement
• D) Standard Error of Estimate

The Kaufman Brief Intelligence Test yields three scores namely, verbal, non-verbal, and ___________.

• A) Vocabulary
• B) Achievement
• C) Sequential processing
• D) Composite

Which of the following refers to understand and manage relationships effectively?

• A) Fluid intelligence
• B) Crystal intelligence
• C) Social intelligence
• D) Critical intelligence

When every distracter appears to be the right or plausible answer to examinees who do not know the right answer, this would be an example of ___________ multiple choice item.

• A) Bad
• B) Good
• C) Immoral
• D) Discriminatory