Psychology
. Semantic Memory is:
· (a) Memory for meanings 
· (b) Memory for personal experiences
· (c) Memory for motor skills
· (d) Memory tied to place
102. Which school of thought does Sigmund Freud belong to?
· (a) Humanistic
· (b) Psychoanalysis
· (c) Structuralism
· (d) Behaviorism
103. Trial and error theory was presented by:
· (a) Pavlov
· (b) Thorndike
· (c) Skinner
· (d) Bruner
104. Pavlov’s work was with:
· (a) Cats
· (b) Rats
· (c) Rabbits
· (d) Dogs
105. Learning by insight theory is also called:
· (a) Classical conditioning
· (b) Operant conditioning
· (c) Gestalt
· (d) Both a, b
106. Stimulus plays a dominant role according to:
· (a) Classical conditioning
· (b) Operant conditioning
· (c) Both a and b
· (d) None of a and b
107. Response plays a dominant role according to:
· (a) Classical conditioning
· (b) Operant conditioning
· (c) Both a and b
· (d) None of a and b
108. Cognitive learning theory was presented by:
· (a) Thorndike
· (b) Skinner
· (c) Pavlov
· (d) Bruner
109. Projective techniques are used to measure:
· (a) Achievement
· (b) Aptitude
· (c) Personality
· (d) Intelligence
110. Cause of frustration is:
· (a) Forces in the environment
· (b) Personal weakness
· (c) Conflicts among motives
· (d) All of the above
111. In the pre-operational stage, the child learns rapidly:
· (a) Language
· (b) Ability of expression
· (c) Both a & b
· (d) None of a & b
112. The child begins to understand the principles of conservation at:
· (a) Sensory motor stage
· (b) Pre-operational stage
· (c) Concrete operational stage
· (d) Formal operational stage
113. In the concrete operational stage, the child:
· (a) Increases knowledge
· (b) Makes discussions
· (c) Meets people
· (d) All of the above
114. Mental development reaches its climax during:
· (a) Sensory motor stage
· (b) Pre-operational stage
· (c) Concrete operational stage
· (d) Formal operational stage
115. The main characteristic of the formal operational stage is:
· (a) Imagination
· (b) Aesthetic sense
· (c) Creativity
· (d) All of the above
116. Thinking and reasoning is the characteristic of:
· (a) Sensory motor stage
· (b) Pre-operational stage
· (c) Concrete operational stage
· (d) Formal operational stage
117. The word “emotion” is derived from the Latin word:
· (a) Motion
· (b) Move
· (c) Emovere
· (d) Motivation
118. “Emovere” means:
· (a) Stir up
· (b) To excite
· (c) To agitate
· (d) All above
119. The word “moral” is derived from the Latin word:
· (a) Mos
· (b) More
· (c) Motion
· (d) Move
120. “Mos” means:
· (a) Manner
· (b) Custom
· (c) Habit
· (d) All of the above
121. The theory of psychosocial development was presented by:
· (a) Jean Piaget
· (b) Erikson
· (c) Lawrence Kohlberg
· (d) Reasoning
122. The theory of moral development was presented by:
· (a) Jean Piaget
· (b) Erikson
· (c) Lawrence Kohlberg
· (d) Reasoning
123. The hierarchy of needs was presented by:
· (a) Skinner
· (b) Bruner
· (c) Ausubel
· (d) Maslow
124. The concept of discovery learning was given by:
· (a) Skinner
· (b) Bruner
· (c) Ausubel
· (d) Maslow
125. Alfred Binet worked on:
· (a) Achievement tests
· (b) Intelligence tests
· (c) Aptitude tests
· (d) Personality tests
126. A stimulus that strengthens the response of an organism is:
· (a) Motive
· (b) Reinforcement
· (c) Conditioning
· (d) Response
127. According to Maslow, the most important are:
· (a) Self-esteem needs
· (b) Safety needs
· (c) Physiological needs
· (d) Belonging needs
128. Physical growth is affected by:
· (a) Biological factors
· (b) Environmental factors
· (c) Both a & b
· (d) None of the above
129. Learning means:
· (a) Change in environment
· (b) Change in society
· (c) Change in culture
· (d) Change in behavior
130. The first book on psychology was written by:
· (a) Thorndike
· (b) Pavlov
· (c) Aristotle
· (d) Skinner
131. Educational Psychology is the branch of:
· (a) Pure psychology
· (b) Applied psychology
· (c) Advanced psychology
· (d) Practical psychology
132. The discipline of Psychology is:
· (a) Since the birth of man
· (b) Before Christ (B.C.)
· (c) Seventeenth Century
· (d) Relatively new
133. Behaviorism is associated with:
· (a) Sigmund Freud
· (b) B.F. Skinner
· (c) J. B. Watson
· (d) Johan Wright
