California Psychological Inventory is used to measure:

• A) Aptitude
• B) Personality
• C) Perception
• D) Attitude

Social Cognitive Approach to Personality emphasizes the reciprocity between:

• A) Individuals and their thinking
• B) Individuals and their environment
• C) Individuals and their family
• D) Individuals and their schooling

Which of the following term is used for mentally retarted child?

• A) Special child
• B) Autistic child
• C) Agonist child
• D) Distinct child

Thematic Apperception Test is an example of:

• A) Performance test
• B) Objective test
• C) Projective test
• D) Self- report measuret

The Raven’s test contains how many matrices with a missing part presented in graded difficulty?

• A) 50
• B) 60
• C) 40
• D) 70

Which of the following scale is an age scale that uses the concept of mental age and IQ and is designed after the Binet Scale?

• A) Vineland Adaptive Behaviour Scales
• B) Gesell developmental Schedules
• C) Bayley Scales of Infant Development
• D) Cattell Infant Intelligence Scale

Researchers have used the construct of ______________ for assessing the impact of people’s perceptions of personal control and capability on their behavior in a variety of situations.

• A) Self-concept
• B) Locus of control
• C) Self-esteem
• D) Self-efficacy

The Education Apperception Test was developed by:

• A) Michigan and Wagner
• B) Gill and Schafer
• C) Thompson and Sones
• D) Rosenzweig and Galton

The Strong- Campbell Interest Inventory comprised of:

• A) 324 items
• B) 323 items
• C) 325 items
• D) 326 items

Children’s Apperception Test (CAT) was developed for children within age ranges from:

• A) 3-15 years
• B) 3-10 years
• C) 3-14 years
• D) 3-12 years

Physically disable child is an example of which of the following?

• A) Agonist child
• B) Autistic child
• C) Distinct child
• D) Special child

In Multidimensional Health Locus of Control (MHLC), following three scales are included EXCEPT:

• A) External Health Locus of Control (EHLC)
• B) Powerful Others Health Locus of Control (PHLC)
• C) Chance Health Locus of Control (CHLC)
• D) Internal Health Locus of Control (LHLC)

Bayley Scales of Infant Development is used to measure:

• A) Infants’ cognitive and motor functions
• B) Infants’ cognitive and social functions
• C) Infants’ cognitive and spatial functions
• D) Infants’ cognitive and neural functions

Multidimensional health locus of control scales follows:

• A) 6-point Likert response
• B) 3-point Likert response
• C) 5-point Likert response
• D) 7-point Likert response

Woodworth Personal Data Sheet was developed by Woodworth during:

• A) Last World War
• B) Second World War
• C) Third World War
• D) First World War

The Picture Story Test was developed by whom?

• A) Symonds
• B) Michigan
• C) Rosenzweig
• D) Morgan

Brazelton Neonatal Assessment Scale (BNAS) is used to measure:

• A) Adults’ competence
• B) Adolescents’ competence
• C) Elderly persons’ competence
• D) Newborns’ competence

_________ is a statistical method in which relationships between a large number of variables is summarized into fewer patterns.

• A) Regression analysis
• B) Factor analysis
• C) Correlational analysis
• D) Content analysis

The original version of the most widely used General Self-Efficacy (GSE) Scale, was in which of the following language:

• A) Latin
• B) English
• C) Arabic
• D) German

The first attempt of using words as projective measure was made by whom?

• A) Rosenzweig
• B) Galton
• C) Wagner
• D) Thompson and Sones