Ali is a nice guy and always have faith that if he is good then everything happens to me or world should be nice. This concept is known as:

• A) Learned helplessness
• B) False image of world
• C) Just world belief
• D) Nice world orientation

What we believe about ourselves often comes true because we expect it to come true.” This is the definition of ________________.

• A) Self-fulfillment prophecy
• B) Self-fulfilling prophecy
• C) Self-inducing prophecy
• D) Self-flattering prophecy

Event schemas are also known as what?

• A) Mental imagery
• B) Image
• C) Mental set
• D) Scripts

Which of the following causes the problem in direct assessment of attitude?

• A) Affective desirability
• B) Behavioral desirability
• C) Cognitive desirability
• D) Social desirability

If your friend has a car accident, he will start avoid driving due to __________, but if you avoid or dislike driving, it will be the result of observational learning.

• A) Imitation
• B) Operant conditioning
• C) Subliminal conditioning
• D) Classical conditioning

Likert Scale is also known as:

• A) Semantic differential scale
• B) Differential scale
• C) Semantic scale
• D) Summated ratings

SSAB is an abbreviation of what?

• A) Self-Serving Attribution Bias
• B) Self- Schema Attribution Bias
• C) Societal Serving Attribution Bias
• D) Self-Scheme AttrIbutional Behavior

Who proposed the social categorization?

• A) Barsalou
• B) Rosch
• C) McGarry
• D) Hampson

Which of the following scale will be used if we want to study the preference of coeducation in our culture?

• A) Latitude scale
• B) Semantic scale
• C) Semantic differential scale
• D) Likert scale

Identify the name of a psychologist who analyze the attribution theory, fought mental illness and went into obscurity.

• A) Gustav Ichheiser
• B) Fritz Heider
• C) Carl Rogers
• D) Fritz Perls

When we attribute our group’s successes to internal factors and other group’s successes to external factors is called as:

• A) Fundamental attribution error
• B) The ultimate attribution error
• C) Attributions of responsibility
• D) Self-Serving Attribution Bias

Which of the following information is NOT considered while assessing co-variation?

• A) Consistency
• B) Consensus
• C) Assertiveness
• D) Distinctiveness

When a person defines his actions in response to an external cause is called as __________.

• A) Attribution
• B) Locus of control
• C) Internal attribution
• D) External attribution

What galvanometer measures?

• A) Heart beat
• B) Temperature
• C) Skin conductance
• D) Blood pressure

The role of a given cause is augmented if an effect occurs in the presence of _________ cause.

• A) Decisive
• B) Excitatory
• C) General
• D) Inhibitory

Which of the following refers to the tendency to underestimate how common one’s own desirable traits and abilities are in the general population?

• A) False-uniqueness belief
• B) Self-fulfilling prophecy
• C) Just world belief
• D) Observer bias

The reason behind why a person avoids driving after an encounter with a car accident is:

• A) Imitation
• B) Operant conditioning
• C) Subliminal conditioning
• D) Classical conditioning

Which of the following expectations DOES NOT shape our social thinking?

• A) Self-fulfilling prophecy
• B) Just world belief
• C) Confirmation bias
• D) Observer bias

Which of the following is the way we analyse, remember, and use information about the social world?

• A) Social categorization
• B) Personal categorization
• C) Social cognition
• D) Personal cognition

Which of the following refers to the tendency to overestimate the impact of dispositional causes and underestimate the impact of situational causes?

• A) Internal bias
• B) Correspondence bias
• C) Negative error
• D) Fundamental attribution error