PSY502 Midterm Objective

Fall 2006

Q1. Metanoia means a change in the ____________.

1. mind
2. place
3. body
4. surroundings

Q2. Drugs which are used to relax the patient are _____________.

1. Anti-anxiety drugs
2. Anti-depressant drugs
3. Anti-psychotic drugs
4. None of the given options

Q3. ECT stands for ______________.

1. Electronic Control Therapy
2. Electrodes Cumulative Therapy
3. Electroconvulsive Therapy
4. None of the given options

Q4. A technique of psychodrama was developed by ___________.

1. D.L. Rosenhan
2. R.D. Laing
3. Aaron Esterson
4. J.L. Moreno

Q5. ____________ gave the concept of collective unconscious.

1. Horney
2. Jung
3. Adler
4. Freud

Q6. Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM) was developed by ______________.

1. World Health Organization
2. American Psychiatrist Association
3. British Psychiatric Association
4. None of the given options

Fall 2006

Q7. Which of the following qualities is not present in a psychologically healthy person, according to Carl Rogers?

1. Has constriction to experience
2. Fully lives the moment
3. Has a sense of freedom
4. And is highly creative

Q8. In psychodrama the _____________ is the central character around which the drama revolves.

1. The director
2. Role playing
3. Protagonist
4. Role reversal

Q9. Industry vs. Inferiority is the ____________ stage of developmental journey given by Erickson.

1. Fourth
2. Eighth
3. Third
4. Second

Q9. Need for freedom and dependence creates orientations, narrated by ____________.

1. Karen Horney
2. Erich Fromm
3. Ernst Kriss
4. Heinz Hartmann

Fall 2007 Solution of Quiz No. 01 Total Marks: 10

1. ______________ is considered to be the founder of British Empiricism.
2. 2. Avicenna gave the concept that ________________ is the desire of the person cause him or push him to do something.  Imagination  Desires  Impulsion  Movement
3. 3. If conditional response is not reinforced the response disappears, this process is known as

Spontaneous recovery

Acquisition

4. Idea of physical energy to explain the phenomena of consciousness given by

Pavlov Vladimir Bekhterev Edward Tolman Al-Ghazali