Which of the following test was developed by Christiana D. Morgan and Henry Murray in 1935?

• A) CAT
• B) TAT
• C) MMPI
• D) COPE

_______________are standard measures devised in order to objectively assess personality and behavior.

• A) Behavioral tests
• B) Psychological tests
• C) Neurological tests
• D) Objective tests

California Psychological Inventory follows the pattern of:

• A) MRI
• B) COPE
• C) CPI
• D) MMPI

Holland (1975) had presented his theory of:

• A) Vocational choice
• B) Vocational rank
• C) Vocational level
• D) Vocational stage

Hypochondriasis is an example of clinical scale in MMPI that is used for detecting:

• A) Physical complaints
• B) Authority conflict
• C) Anxiety
• D) Immaturity

Sixteen Personality Factor Questionnaire was developed by:

• A) Pearson
• B) Cattell
• C) Kaplan
• D) Gough

J.L Holland developed which of the following scale?

• A) The Jackson Vocational Interest Survey
• B) The Minnesota Vocational Interest Inventory
• C) The Self-Directed Search
• D) The Caree Assessment Inventory

Raven Progressive Matrices (RPM) is a non-verbal multiple-choice measure of:

• A) Fluid intelligence
• B) Formal intelligence
• C) General intelligence
• D) Crystal intelligence

Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory is an example of:

• A) Projective test
• B) Performance test
• C) Subjective test
• D) Objective test

Bayley Scales of Infant Development is meant for children within age range of _________.

• A) 2-10 months
• B) 2-30 months
• C) 2-20 months
• D) 2-40 months

The Scholastic Assessment Test or SAT-I, was previously known as:

• A) Scholastic Achievement Test
• B) Scholastic Activity Test
• C) Scholastic Academic Test
• D) Scholastic Aptitude Test

In a test, 65% of high achievers and 10% of low achievers selected a distractor which was the correct answer. That distractor can be considered:

• A) Very good
• B) Poor
• C) Very bad
• D) Weak

A test cannot be valid without being _____________.

• A) Customary
• B) Standardized
• C) Reliable
• D) Normal

A 10-point scale is an example of:

• A) Category format
• B) Checklists
• C) Likert format
• D) Q–sort format

When a test taker has a tendency to agree with more than one item at the same time, then this situation is called:

• A) Acquiescence response set
• B) Rejection response set
• C) Confrontation response set
• D) Resistance response set

100 students appeared in a test, 65% of high achievers selected a distractor which was actually a wrong answer. But only 10% of low achievers selected that distractor, that distractor should be _________ by the test developer.

• A) Maintained
• B) Retained
• C) Excluded
• D) Improved

Correlation tells us about the magnitude and direction of relationship. Here magnitude means:

• A) Size of correlation
• B) Facet of correlation
• C) Level of correlation
• D) Weightage of correlation

When items are discriminating between the two groups then they should be ________in the test.

• A) Retained
• B) Deleted
• C) Improved
• D) Discarded

Multiple choice questions are an example of:

• A) Category format
• B) Nominated-response format
• C) Likert format
• D) Selected-response format

In heterogeneous groups, the value of correlation will be _________________ as compared to homogeneous groups.

• A) Best
• B) Higher
• C) Moderate
• D) Lower