Which of the following psychologist used bobo dolls in his experiment with children?

• A) Ivan Pavlov
• B) John Watson
• C) B. F Skinner
• D) Albert Bandura

Social learning theory conceptualizes behavior in terms of:

• A) Retention processes
• B) Self-observation
• C) Motivational processes
• D) Reciprocal determinism

According to Murray, what is a compromise between individual's own impulses and the demands and interests of other people?

• A) Human intelligence
• B) Human wisdom
• C) Human personality
• D) Human emotions

J. Watson suggested that Psychology should be studied:

• A) Emotionally
• B) Subjectively
• C) Naturally
• D) Objectively

According to Skinner, a response which operates on the environment and changes it is known as:

• A) Condition
• B) Response
• C) Operant
• D) Stimulus

Retention of observed behavior depends mainly upon mental images and:

• A) Verbal Representations
• B) Visual Representations
• C) Olfactory Representations
• D) Acoustic Representations

For dealing with a particular phobia, Bandura suggested to use the technique of:

• A) Desensitization
• B) Word Association
• C) Dream Interpretation
• D) Gardening

By witnessing a person receiving punishment or reward and consequently thinking about the same response to your own behavior is known as:

• A) Direct Reinforcement
• B) Self Reinforcement
• C) Positive Reinforcement
• D) Vicarious Reinforcement

According to Bandura, which of the following constituent is NOT a part of observational learning?

• A) Attention
• B) Memorization
• C) Motivation
• D) Retention

“The study of values” test was developed by:

• A) Karen Horney
• B) Raymand Cattell
• C) Alfred Adler
• D) Gordon Allport

Who presented the fixed-role therapy?

• A) Carl Rogers
• B) George Kelly
• C) Raymand Cattell
• D) Carl Jung

Which of the following focuses on the following facts that human beings are free and future oriented and their subjective feelings and personal experiences are important?

• A) Maslow's theory
• B) Bandura’s theory
• C) Freuds’s theory
• D) Kelly’s theory

According to Personology theory, which of the following refers to a single unit of behavior taking place over a longer period of time?

• A) Shifts
• B) Proceeding
• C) Schedules
• D) Serial

What a person need to be, according to Murray?

• A) Expressive and sensitive
• B) Social and aesthetic
• C) Intellectual and theoretical
• D) Imaginative and creative

Murray used which of the following Freud’s concept?

• A) Dream Interpretation
• B) Catharsis
• C) Humor
• D) Transference

Which of the following states that constructs are formed on the basis of common themes in our experiences?

• A) The dichotomy corollary
• B) The organization corollary
• C) The construction corollary
• D) The choice corollary

The formula R = f (P,S) was presented by Raymond Cattell. In this formula, P is __________.

• A) Person’s personality
• B) Person’s power
• C) Person’s purity
• D) Person’s paucity

Which of the following therapy begins by having the client write a sketch of himself in the third person?

• A) Contingency management
• B) Interpersonal therapy
• C) Fixed-role therapy
• D) Rational emotive behavioral therapy

According to the Raymond Cattell, which of the followings are those that set the person in motion toward a goal; in other words, they determine a person’s motivational make-up?

• A) Source traits
• B) Dynamic traits
• C) Unique traits
• D) Constitutional traits

According to Gordon Allport, between 6 and 12 years of age, the child begins to fully realize that he or she has the rational capacity to find solutions to life's problems and thereby cope effectively with reality demands. This aspect of “selfhood” is termed as what?

• A) The Sense of Self as a Rational Coper
• B) The Self-Image
• C) Propriate Striving
• D) The Sense of Self-Identity