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Question Paper

PSYCHOLOGY
PAPER II
Note This paper contains fifty objective type questions of tto marks each. All questions are compulsory.
1 Partial reinforcement is considered better than continuous reinforcement because

the learning occurs rapidly

the learning occurs slowly

the extinction occurs rapidly

the extinction occurs slowly
2 Match List I with List II and indicate your answer using the codes given below

List I List II

(Test) (Dimension Trait assessed)

EPPS State anxiety
EPQ R Psychoticism
NEO PI R Achievement motivation
STAI Openness to experience

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3 Which of the following is correctly arranged

Sensory memory short term memory forgetting

Long term memory sensory memory short-term memory

Sensory memory short term memory long-term memory

Episodic memory short term memory long-term memory
4 Arrange the four basic characteristics of instincts as per Freud's psychoanalytic theory in terms of sequence.

an impetus a source an object an aim Chose the correct code for sequence of events








5 History of intelligence Testing can be discribed in following sequence

Calton J.M. Caltell Benet Simon Wechsler

J.M. Cattell Stern-Terman Benet Simon Wechsler

Wister Benet Simon Spearman R.B. Cattell

Calton J.M. Cattell Spearman Wechsler
6 Bartlett described memory as a

Constructive mental process

Reproductive mental process

Active mental process

A process of retention
7 Deterioration Quotient was first used in which intelligence tests

Benet Simon Test

Calton Cattell Test

Raven Progressive Matrices

Wechsler Adult Intelligence Test
8 According to Hull Spence theory, anxiety is emotionally based drive and therefore, it can be hypothesized that high anxious subjects would be faster on eyelid conditioning than the low anxious subjects. Using Taylor Manifest Anxiety Scale a researcher confirmed this hypothesis.

This provides evidence for the
Convergent and discriminant validity of the MAS
Validity of the Hull Spence theory
Ceneralizability of the MAS
Construct validity of the MAS

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9 The best home environment for intellectual development is one

In which child is encouraged to work out problems with guidance and support from parents

In which parents dictate the child what to do

In which child is left on his own

In which father is absent to impose his authority
10 According to interference theory, which one of the following causes forgetting

Failure of storage

Failure of encoding

Failure of retrieval

Response Competition
11 The evidence that sleep is a biological motive comes from in lengthy sleep deprived subjects.

rebound effect of slow wave sleep

rebound effect of REM sleep

insomnia

enhanced stage and stage II sleep
12 On a Wechsler type intelligence scale, the subject has a deviation IQ 115. What would be his T score (Mean=50, SD=10)

60

65

68

84
13 Complex behavioural sequences which are species typical behaviours are triggered by

releasers in the environment

learned behaviours

needs

incentives
14 The following areas are involved in human vision

Prestriate cortex
Striate cortex
Inferotemporal cortex
Posterior parietal cortex

Choose the correct option

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and

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and
15 Which one of the following is not correct in regard of semantic memory

It is relatively stable

There is interference in it

It is free from acquisition context

It has chunking
16 Self modelling means

A type of learning in which individuals watch themselves behaving in a situationally appropriate manner and then show the same behaviours later on.

Type of learning in which individuals learn new behaviour

Type of learning in which individuals learn to develop self-beliefs

Type of learning in which individuals learn through guided -participation from significant others.

17 Match List I and List -II and indicate your correct choice among the codes given below

List I List II

(Type of reinforcer) (Description)

Punisher acquired satisfier
Positive reinforcer removing aversive stimulus
Negative reinforcer presenting reward
Secondary reinforcer aversive consequence

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18 While travelling in a train, nearby objects appear to move faster in the opposite direction than do far away objects this phenomena is called

Phi -Phenomena

Motion parallax

Autokinetic movement

Perception of movement
19 Which of the following is correctly arranged

Identify set goals explore alternatives select evaluate -implement

Identify explore set goals alternatives select implement evaluate

Select explore identify set goals alternatives implement evaluate

Explore identify- select set goals alternatives evaluate implement
20 Read each of the following two statements -Assertion and Reason and indicate your answer using the codes given below

Assertion According to the true score model in the Classical Test Theory for a population or a large sample, Mean of the obtained scores=Mean of the true scores.

Reason In the CTT, the errors of measurement are assumed to be independently distributed with a mean and variance equal to zero.

Codes

Both and are true and is the correct explanation of

Both and are true, but is not the correct explanation of

is true, but is false

is false, but is true
21 Match List and List and select the correct answer by choosing from codes given below

List I List II

Libido Human beings strive to return to an inorganic state of balance that preceded life, in which there is no painful struggle to satisfy biological needs.
Thantos Psychic and pleasurable feelings associated with gratification of life instincts.
Suppression A person's refusal to perceive an unpleasant environment in external reality.
Denial Individual's active and conscious attempt to stop anxiety provoking thoughts by simply not thinking about them.

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22 Read each of the following two statements -Assertion and Reason and indicate your answer using the codes given below

Assertion Retinal disparity is an important monocular cue in depth perception.
Reason Convergence is a muscular cue in depth perception. Codes

Both and are true and is the correct explanation of

Both and are true, but is not the correct explanation of

is true, but is false

is false, but is true
23 As per Schachter and Singer's theory of emotions, one shall experience emotions based on situational clues when
there is a physiological arousal
there are cognitions/explanations available for arousal
there is no physiological arousal
there are no proper explanations available for one's arousal

Chose the correct code

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and
24 Spearman Inferred Ceneral Intelligence on the basis of

Positive Manifold in intercorrelation matrix
Tetrad differences in equation
unequal scores of same subjects on intelligence tests
Reports from the subjects

Codes

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and

25 The parasympathetic nerves project from

the lumbar and thoracic regions of the spinal cord

the brain and sacral region of the spinal cord

the brain and the lumbar region of the spinal cord

the lumbar and the sacral regions of the spinal cord
26 Read each of the following two statements -Assertion and Reason and indicate
your answer using the codes given below

Assertion People who learn more and more lists of words on successive days have more and more difficulty learning each new list next day.
Reason People have limited capacity to learn verbal material.

Codes

Both and are true and is the correct explanation of

Both and are true, but is not the correct explanation of

is true, but is false

is false, but is true
27 Read each of the following two statements -Assertion and Reason and indicate your answer using the codes given below

Assertion A synapse does not necessarily result into action potential in post synaptic neuron.

Reason Synapses produce inhibitory post synaptic potential also in post synapatic neuron.

Codes

Both and are true and is the correct explanation of

Both and are true, but is not the correct explanation of

is true, but is false

is false, but is true
28 Which of the following is not the way we acquire concepts

Naturally acquired

By Discrimination Learning

Innate

By Definition
29 Match List I with List II and select the correct answer by choosing from the codes given below

List I List II

Functional fixedness A cognitive process that employ appropriate novelty to originality that suits some purpose.
Back tracking A problem solving phenomenon in which people seeing alternative uses for common objects.
Creativity A problem solving technique that involves keeping track of solving process where in assumptions are made. so they may later be changed.
Working backward A problem solving technique that identifies the final goals and the steps in reverse order.

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30 Visual cliff is a laboratory method for testing depth perception in

Infants

Children

Adults

Old age people
31 Read each of the following two statements -Assertion and Reason and indicate your answer using the codes given below

Assertion Surface traits are simply a collection of trait elements which obviously go together in many different individuals and circumstances. Intercorrelated trait elements or variables cluster together to form a surface trait.

Reason Source traits are underlying factors that control the variation in surface clusters.

Codes

Both and are true and is the correct explanation of

Both and are true, but is not the correct explanation of

is true, but is false

is false, but is true
32 Match List I with List II and select the correct answer by choosing correct code

List I List II

67 mv Polarized
45 mv Hyperpolarized
-70 mv Depolarized
-72 mv Completely depolarized

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33 Read each of the following two statements -Assertion and Reason and indicate your answer using the codes given below

Assertion In problem solving process, people generally evolve/select the optimal solutions of a problem.

Reason A number of solutions are identified to choose from. Codes

Both and are true and is the correct explanation of

Both and are true, but is not the correct explanation of

is true, but is false

is false, but is true
34 Sometimes old information facilitates our learning of new information. The phenomenon is known as .

Consolidation effect

Transfer effect

Proactive interference

Excitatory effect
35 A man judged to be six feet tall when standing at ten feet away has size of retinal image where as at twenty feet, it has X/2 retinal size image. How tall shall he be perceived at a distance of five feet

6 feet

6 x 10 2 feet

6 x 10 5 2 feet

Size can not be judged

36 The first attempt to both theorise and measure intelligence was made by

J.M. Cattell
Calton
Binel
Spearman
37 Read each of the following two statements -Assertion and Reason and indicate your answer using the codes given below

Assertion According to Maslow, after the gratification of basic needs we move in positive direction, but it is not automatic.

Reason We often fear our best side, our talents, our finest iimpulses, our creativeness.

Codes

Both and are true and is the correct explanation of

Both and are true, but is not the correct explanation of

is true, but is false

is false, but is true
38 A fifth test was added to an old established selection test battery of four tests. Two multiple correlations, one between a suitable external criterion and three tests of the old battery, and the other between the same criterion and four tests of the new battery were computed. The significant change is R2 would provide an evidence for the

predictive validity of the old battery

incremental validity of the fifth test

predictive validity of the new battery

concurrent validity of the fifth test
39 Which of the following stages is called the period of problem solving behaviour

Secondary Circular Reaction

Reflex

Tertiary Reaction

Primary Circular Reaction
40 The rate of responding is found to be higher in the condition of

Variable-internal schedule of reinforcement

Fixed-ratio schedule of reinforcement

Variable-ratio schedule of reinforcement

Both in and
41 Read the following statements and indicate which are correct

Archetypes are themes that have existed in all cultures throughout history.
Personal unconscious is the region next to the ego which consists of all the forgotten experiences that have lost their intensity
Musculine Archetype in men is called animus.
Persona is a compromise between demands of the environment and necessities of an individual.

Codes

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42 Trace the correct sequence of the following events for audition

synapses in primary auditory cortex
synapse in superior olives
synapse in the inferior colliculi
synapse in the cochlear nuclei
synapse in medial geniculate nucleus

Codes

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and
43 Our brains construct our perceptions because

Sensations are disassembled into information bits
Neuro muscular cues from the greater inward turn when the eyes view a near object
Brain reassembles information into its own functional model
Perception is merely projecting the world onto our brain

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44 Match List and List II and select the correct answer from the codes given below

List List II

Self -Schema A generalised evaluation of self
Self esteem When a person doubts one's abilities to perform a task
Self -presentation Organisation of informations about self
Self -handicapping The way one thinks of presenting oneself before public

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45 Which of the following factors reduce the accuracy of eyewitness testimony

suggestibility
Source monitoring errors
Interference
Illusion of out group homogeneity

Codes

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46

Read the following paragraph and answer the five questions that follow
Psychology, as a scientific study of behaviour, employs several diverse research methods to collect and analyse data. In the early phase of modern psychology, experimental method has been highly popular. The early psychologists, like Fechner and Ebbirghaus, were well known experimentalists. Experimental method allows the active manipulation of the independent variable Ronald Fisher and others systematized the area of experimental designs. Due to the success of controlled laboratory experiments, field experiments were also carried out where the IV is manipulated in the natural or field setting. Especially due to the need for policy and program evaluation research, quasi experimental designs have also
been developed. Various non -experimental methods, including surveys and correlational research, are also employed in psychology. The survey method employs interviews, both structured and unstructured, and questionnaires. Both open end and close end questions and scale items can be used in interview schedules and questionnaires. Different types of observations, including naturalistic observation, participant and non-participant observation, are also used in certain areas like ethology. In the qualitative research tradition, case studies are widely used. Special research approaches, for example, ethnographic research, have been developed for specialized areas like cross-cultural psychology. Inaddition, psychologists use various measurement techniques including standardized objective tests, projective methods, situational tests and even physiological measures. The use of such diverse methods and measurement techniques has enriched the science of psychology as well as our understanding of human and animal behaviour including the cognitive processes.

46 Which of the following are considered as quasi experimental designs
Time series designs
Regression discontinuity design
Survey
Non equivalent control group design

Codes

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47 Which one of the following is a limitation of case study

It does not provide indepth information of the subject

It is difficult to generalize from the case study

It is useful only in clinical and counselling psychology

It uses diverse methods and sources to collect data about the subject


48 Read each of the following two statements -Assertion and Reason and indicate your answer using the codes given below

Assertion Experimental method, as compared to other methods, is more suitable for studying cause and effect relationship.
Reason As compared to other methods, experimental method permits more efficient control of extraneous variance.

Codes

Both and are true and is the correct explanation of

Both and are true, but is not the correct explanation of

is true, but is false

is false, but is true

49 The emic etic distinction is emphasized in

quasi-experimental research

ethological research

case studies

ethnographic research

50 In a survey of students, each student was asked to state his views on the relevance of present educational system in not more than 60 words. This is an example of

Scale item

Closed end question

Check list item

Open end question


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