Which of the following approach posits that all behaviour is determined i.e., it has a cause that lies in the mind/psyche?

• A) Psychic determinism
• B) Oedipus complex
• C) Symbolism
• D) Unconsciousness

Which of the following is a type of somatoform disorder in which the person experiences a persistent fear of illness, and is preoccupied by health concerns?

• A) Conversion disorders
• B) Hysteria
• C) Anxiety
• D) Hypochondriasis

Who among the following is considered the founder of differential psychology?

• A) James McKeen Cattell
• B) Francis Galton
• C) Charles Darwin
• D) Spearman

Who among the following was responsible to differentiate between delusions, hallucination and illusions?

• A) Aristotle
• B) Galen
• C) Asclepiades
• D) Plato

Tests in which the subject is first shown the stimulus card and then asked as to what the figures represent to them?

• A) Thematic apperception test
• B) Word association test
• C) Rorschach inkblot test
• D) Minnesota multiphasic personality inventory

Aslam considers Imran as having high level of “Emotional Intelligence”. Aslam appreciates which aspect in the personality of Imran?

• A) Decision Making
• B) High motivational level
• C) Bodily kinesthetic
• D) Self-awareness

Which one of the following Axis of DSM-IV-TR deals with Psychosocial or environmental problems?

• A) Axis IV
• B) Axis II
• C) Axis I
• D) Axis III

Which one of the following axis of DSM-IV-TR deals with Global Assessment Functioning?

• A) Axis III
• B) Axis V
• C) Axis I
• D) Axis IV

All of the followings are the symptoms of Panic Disorder EXCEPT:

• A) Chest pain and discomfort
• B) Sweating
• C) Hallucinations
• D) Palpitation

“g” factor and “s” factor are key terms of whose intelligence theory?

• A) Charles Spearman
• B) Thorndike
• C) Francis Darwin
• D) James McKeen Cattell

Schizophrenics hear voices, see people or objects, and/or smell things that others find to be non-existent. This is known as:

• A) Emotional disturbances
• B) Delusions
• C) Withdrawal
• D) Hallucinations

Tests in which the subject is first shown an ambiguous stimulus and then he has to describe it or tell a story about it; known as what?

• A) Interview
• B) Projective Tests
• C) Observational Tests
• D) Self-Report Test

Above 115 scores on an IQ test is that an individual is:

• A) Retarded
• B) Average
• C) Borderline
• D) Superior

Who among the following gave the concept of moral treatment?

• A) Mesmer
• B) Pinel
• C) Tuke
• D) Griesinger

Which disorder was previously known as “melancholia”?

• A) Dissociative disorder
• B) Major depression
• C) Anxiety
• D) Dissociative fugue

All of the followings are the main components of Sternberg’s triarchic or three- dimensional theory, EXCEPT:

• A) Verbal intelligence
• B) Practical intelligence
• C) Analytic intelligence
• D) Creative intelligence

Which of the following type of schizophrenia consists of minor signs of schizophrenia after a major and more serious episode?

• A) Undifferentiated Schizophrenia
• B) Disorganized or hebephrenic type
• C) Residual schizophrenia
• D) Catatonic Schizophrenia

Rorschach belongs to which of the following category of test?

• A) Projective
• B) Intelligence
• C) Self-Report
• D) Aptitude

Who among the following was considered as the father of modern medicine?

• A) Cattell
• B) Galton
• C) Darwin
• D) Hippocrates

Emotional Intelligence includes all of the following aspects, EXCEPT:

• A) High motivational level
• B) Handling relationships
• C) Self-awareness
• D) Empathy