Who is the “perceiver” in the context of stereotyping?

• A) The one subjected to stereotypes
• B) The bystander in social interactions
• C) The individual holding stereotypes
• D) The neutral observer of behaviour

Sternberg's Theory of successful Intelligence includes all the following EXCEPT:

• A) Analytical intelligence
• B) Creative intelligence
• C) Practical intelligence
• D) Emotional intelligence

What does stereotype consensus refer to?

• A) Political alignment regarding stereotypes
• B) Agreement among individuals on stereotypes
• C) Complete elimination of stereotypes
• D) Conflicts arising from different stereotypes

A Yogi is someone who has:

• A) Complete body awareness
• B) Physical strength only
• C) Focus only on mind
• D) No discipline

Which of the following approaches focuses on how religion evolved among people in society?

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

What are the core symptoms of depression according to WHO studies?

• A) Confidence, alertness, and joy
• B) Hyperactivity, insomnia, and excitement
• C) Happiness, energy, and relaxation
• D) Dysphoria, anxiety, lack of energy, and tension

What does Interpersonal Therapy (IPT) primarily aim to address?

• A) Unconscious processes
• B) Interpersonal issues and improving relationships
• C) Physical health issues
• D) Individual development

What do Warren and Carmichael emphasize in their definition of personality?

• A) Wisdom and knowledge
• B) Romantic relationships
• C) Entire mental organization
• D) Love and commitment

Which of the following country provides less autonomy to girls in personal matters such as choice of partner and career?

• A) Saudi Arabia
• B) Pakistan
• C) India
• D) Canada

Which of the following studies supported the universality of emotional expressions?

• A) Scherer’s study on cultural differences
• B) Matsumoto’s study on cultural norms
• C) Wallbott and Scherer’s study on life events
• D) Ekman’s study on facial expressions

What does the Te Whare Tapa Whā model represent?

• A) A family system
• B) Mental illness
• C) A psychological treatment
• D) A house supported by four poles

Which of the following is an example of an external attribution?

• A) He was rushing because he had an emergency
• B) She is uninterested in art
• C) He is rude
• D) She lacks leadership skills

Which of the following physiological response is most commonly associated with the emotion of fear?

• A) Decreased heart rate
• B) Muscle relaxation
• C) Lowered body temperature
• D) Increased heart rate

All of the following are the functions of limbic system except:

• A) Control of voluntary movements
• B) Homeostasis
• C) Emotional memory formation
• D) Hunger and satiety

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