Which of the following theory of leadership posits that the function of the leader is to provide a “well-lighted path” to assist the follower in achieving goals?

• A) Life cycle theory
• B) Universal trait theory
• C) Path-goal theory
• D) Fiedler’s contingency theory

If a member would not refuse to provide the highest level of consideration to an individual on the basis of the person’s gender or race is following the ethical principle of:

• A) Competence
• B) Integrity
• C) Respect for People’s Rights and Dignity
• D) Professional and Scientific Responsibility

Which of the following theory of aggression is based upon the idea of Sigmund Freud?

• A) Instinct theory
• B) The frustration-aggression hypothesis
• C) Social learning theory
• D) Theory of moral reasoning

Which of the following effect represents a release of pent-up frustration that makes one feel better?

• A) Catharsis
• B) Meditation
• C) Relaxation
• D) Bio feedback

Which of the following leadership theory has the belief that leaders are made, not born?

• A) Path-goal theory
• B) Fiedler’s Contingency Theory
• C) Universal Behavior Theories of Leadership
• D) Universal Trait Theories of Leadership

Who reported the four team cohesion dimensions measured by GEQ?

• A) Partington and Shangi
• B) Martens & Peterson
• C) Gruber & Grey
• D) Widmeyer, Brawley & Carron

Which one of the followings represents a release of pent-up frustration that makes one feel better?

• A) The catharsis effect
• B) The frustration effect
• C) The halo effect
• D) The social effect

Which of the following theory of leadership puts emphasis in leadership behavior on the subordinates and not on the leader?

• A) Path-goal theory
• B) Universal trait theory
• C) Instinct theory
• D) Life cycle theory

For less skilled athletes, crowd influence leads to:

• A) Performance effectiveness
• B) Performance facilitation
• C) Performance decrement
• D) Performance arousal

Which of the following is a planned sequence of mental or physical steps designed to assist the athlete in focusing attention upon relevant stimuli?

• A) Psychological proficiency
• B) Psychological method
• C) Psychological skill
• D) Performance routine

In a sport setup, if a member takes steps to prevent and/or expose unethical conduct in another member, it is an example of:

• A) Concern for other’s welfare
• B) Social responsibility
• C) Respect for people’s rights and dignity
• D) Professional and scientific responsibility

Assume Salman is a trained sport and does not make unsubstantiated claims about a psychological application that he is using. Which of the principles of ethics in Sport Psychology he is practicing?

• A) Concern for other’s welfare
• B) Competence
• C) Social responsibility
• D) Integrity

Which of the following term describes a sequence of behaviors in which the goal is to injure another person?

• A) Forcefulness
• B) Boldness
• C) Assertiveness
• D) Aggression

Which of the following phenomenon refers to the understanding of group dynamics?

• A) Learning
• B) Aggression
• C) Motivation
• D) Team Cohesion

Continuum of Injurious Acts is an effective inventory to measure:

• A) Anxiety
• B) Depression
• C) Aggression
• D) Assertiveness

Research indicates that team cohesion has a ____________effect on the trait of self-handicapping.

• A) Co relational
• B) Regressive
• C) Mediating
• D) Moderating

Which of the following leadership theory suggests that certain great leaders have personality traits and personality characteristics that make them ideally suited for leadership?

• A) Universal Behavior Theories of Leadership
• B) Path-goal theory
• C) Universal Trait Theories of Leadership
• D) Fiedler’s Contingency Theory

Ahmed is a basket ball player and employed a psychological skills training program. After some time, Ahmed started feeling uncomfortable about a specific psychological method that he is learning. What the psychological should have done in this situation?

• A) Compel Ahmed to feel comfortable with that
• B) Change it to some other method
• C) There is no need to continue it to the end of the program
• D) Must ignore it

All of the followings are used to measure aggression EXCEPT:

• A) Athletic Aggression Inventory
• B) Buss Durkee Hostility inventory
• C) Obsessive Compulsive Inventory
• D) Continuum of Injurious Acts

“Presence of an audience of one or more spectators can facilitate performance” refers to which of the followings?

• A) Social work
• B) Social support
• C) Social facilitation
• D) Social comfort