Mix MCQ Flashcards

1
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Who coined the term metacognition?

A

John Flavell

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2
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Who criticised work of Skinner?

A

Chomsky

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3
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Chomsky’s book where he criticized Skinner is___

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The review of verbal behaviour

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4
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Which of the following is not written by Skinner?
A. Principles of Behaviour
B. Beyond freedom and dignity
C. The behaviour of organisms

A

A

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5
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Book written by Clark hull?

A

Principles of behaviour

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6
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Who talked about theory of drive reduction?

A

Clark hull

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7
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Arrange in chronological order

A. Law of effect
B. Pavlov experiment
C. Little Albert experiment
D. Bandura’s social learning theory

A

B, A, C, D

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8
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Which psychologist argued that free will is an illusion?

A

BF Skinner

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9
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What’s the diff between law of effect and operant conditioning?

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Law of effect works on connection between stimulus and response, operant conditioning focuses on rewards and punishments.

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10
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Who believed that basic anxiety is experienced when adults feel hopeless, isolated or abandoned?

A

Karen Horney

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11
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What is a neurotransmitter?

A

A neurotransmitter is a chemical substance that transmits signals across a chemical synapse from one neuron to another.

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12
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True or False: Neurotransmitters can only have excitatory effects on neurons.

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False: Neurotransmitters can have both excitatory and inhibitory effects.

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13
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Fill in the blank: The neurotransmitter __________ is primarily involved in mood regulation and is often linked to depression.

A

serotonin

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14
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Which neurotransmitter is known as the ‘fight or flight’ neurotransmitter?

A

Epinephrine

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15
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What role does dopamine play in the brain?

A

Dopamine is involved in reward, motivation, and the regulation of movement.

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16
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Acc to Karen Horney, what is the cause of basic anxiety?

A

Being raised by emotionally neglectful parents

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17
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Acc to Karen Horney, when does neuroses develop?

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When people manage basic anxiety by over fulfilling an irrational need

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18
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Who’s the founder of child psychoanalysis

A

Anna freud

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19
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Name of book written by Anna Freud

A

The Ego and the Mechanisms of Defense

20
Q

Viewing mental illness as a biological or physical problem is called___

A

Somatogenic theory

21
Q

The difference between signs and symptoms is that, symptoms are ____ while signs are___

A

Subjective experience by patient

Observable beh/actions

22
Q

Who is known as the father of American Psychiatry?

A

Benjamin Rush

23
Q

In context of abnormal psychology, which theory is also known as the biopsychosocial approach?

A

Systems theory

24
Q

Who used magnets to treat his patients?

A

Franz Anton Mesmer

25
Q

Full form of SCID is

A

Structured Clinical Interview for
DSM Disorders

26
Q

Who is known as the father of western medicine?

A

Hippocrates

27
Q

____ is the scientific study of frequency and causes of diseases in a specific population

A

Epidemiology

28
Q

Who wrote “Compendium der psychiatrie” ?

A

Emil Kraepelin

29
Q

Who first distinguished schizophrenia from manic depressive psychosis?

A

Emil Kraepelin

30
Q

Which Indian book first mentions about mental disorders

A

Sushruta Samhita
It lists strong emotions and passion as causes of mental disorders

31
Q

Adrenergic

A

Neurons which release epinephrine

32
Q

Which enzyme breaks down acetylcholine?

A

Acetylcholinesterase

33
Q

Phases of skill acquisition

A

Cognitive phase, associative phase, autonomous phase

34
Q

Priming

A

Instances where exposure to one stimulus affects subsequent response to a second stimulus

35
Q

The realistic conflict theory of prejudice was given by

A

Muzafer Sherif

36
Q

The values obtained from the study of the population are called

A

Parameters

37
Q

The book written by Sigmund Freud in 1901

A

The psychopathology of everyday life

38
Q

______are unconscious distortions of a person’s
perception of reality that reduce stress
and anxiety

A

Defense mechanism

39
Q

Behavioral therapy useful in treating OCD

A

EX/RP
Exposure and Ritual/Response Prevention

40
Q

first person to use the word Psychology in 1590

A

Rudolph Goclenius the Elder

41
Q

Father of phrenology

A

Joseph Gall

42
Q

Contribution of Joseph Gall

A

27 Fundamental Faculties;

Individual’s intellect and personality depends on the shape and size of skull

43
Q

Who first gave the “law of specific nerve energies”

A

Johannes Muller

44
Q

Which philosopher viewed mind as a charioteer (reason) driving two horses (spirit and appetite)?

45
Q

Wundt’s thoughts are also known as _____, the process of organising mind

A

Voluntarism

46
Q

___ says consciousness could be broken down to its basic elements without sacrificing any of the properties of the whole.

A

Reductionism

47
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Attributes of intelligence acc to thorndike

A

Level, range, area, speed