Depression, lack of motivation, laziness, agitation, physical and verbal aggressiveness; recent events forgotten; delusions and hallucinations may occur in:

• A) Huntington’s disease
• B) Alzheimer’s disease
• C) Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
• D) Dementia

All of the following are basis of Neo-Freudian’s disagreement with Freud EXCEPT:

• A) Their emphasis on the role of society and culture on personality development
• B) The impact of biological variables
• C) Their emphasis on the functions of ego, and the control that it had over routine-life activities
• D) Freud’s idea of the primary importance of sexual urges

Primary motives are also known as:

• A) Learnt
• B) Secondary
• C) Unlearnt
• D) Psychological

Which part of the nervous system arouses us for defensive action?

• A) Parasympathetic Nervous System
• B) Sympathetic Nervous System
• C) Limbic system
• D) Cerebral cortex

Which of the following theory proposes that emotional experience cannot solely be understood of its own, but understanding the environment must be evaluated?

• A) Cognitive Theory: Magda Arnold
• B) Cognitive Appraisal Theory: Richard Lazarus
• C) Activation Theory: Lindsley
• D) Opponent- Process Theory: Solomon and Corbit

Which part of the nervous system are involved in organizing the emotional expressions?

• A) Cerebrospinal fluid
• B) Limbic system
• C) Sub- cortical regions
• D) Pia matter

Which of the following is not one of the theories of emotions?

• A) Cannon-Bard theory of emotions
• B) James-Lange theory of emotions
• C) Opponent-Process theory
• D) Atkinson-Shiffrin model

Which of the following refers to a detailed and vivid memory that is stored on one occasion and retained for a lifetime e.g. an interview room, an accident, first day at class?

• A) Implicit memory
• B) Semantic memory
• C) Procedural memory
• D) Flashbulb memory

Which of the following is a genetic fatal disease that results in involuntary movements and cognitive impairments?

• A) Dementia
• B) Dementia
• C) Huntington’s disease
• D) Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis

According to psychoanalytic theory; unconscious contains instinctual drives including all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) Infantile wishes
• B) Demands
• C) Desires
• D) Archetypes

Creativity mainly involves _________ stages.

• A) Four
• B) Two
• C) Five
• D) Three

Which of the following operates on the “Pleasure principle”?

• A) Superego
• B) Archetypes
• C) Ego
• D) Id

Memory for information pertaining to life events, episodes and biographical details is known as:

• A) Procedural memory
• B) Semantic Memory
• C) Episodic memory
• D) Implicit memory

According to Freud, the part of the sub conscious that can be accessed by deliberate choice:

• A) Unconscious
• B) Preconscious
• C) Sub-conscious
• D) Conscious

Who among the following Psychologist presented trait theories based upon factor analysis?

• A) Raymond B. Cattell
• B) Albert Bandura
• C) William McDougall
• D) Erik Erikson

Problems that require understanding and that should be solved in a manner that involves series of methods so that the initial problematic state can be changed into the goal attaining state are known as what?

• A) Typical problems
• B) Minor problems
• C) Transformation Problems
• D) Arrangement Problems

According to Allport, there are three classic categories of traits consisting of all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) Primary traits
• B) Secondary traits
• C) Cardinal traits
• D) Central traits

Emotional wheel belongs to:

• A) Watson
• B) Plutchik
• C) Freud
• D) Mc Dougall

Mc Dougall divided “Emotions” into how many types?

• A) One
• B) Five
• C) Three
• D) Two

Eysenck identified different features of Extroverts. Identify which of the following is not one of them?

• A) Sociable
• B) Outgoing
• C) Active
• D) Anxious