Ch-1 Variations in Psychological Attribute

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Variations in Psychological Attributes Quiz

Test your knowledge on psychological attributes and individual differences with our comprehensive quiz! This quiz covers various theories, definitions, and key figures in psychology that shape our understanding of intelligence and personality.

Key features of the quiz include:

37 multiple-choice questions
Focus on assessment and understanding psychological traits
Explore theories by renowned psychologists

37 Questions9 MinutesCreated by ExploringMind432

1. Different traits can exist in _________ degrees in an individual.

Same

Similar

Varying

2. ______________ refer to distinctiveness and variations among people’s characterstics and behaviour patterns.

Situationism

Individual Differences

Individuality

3. What states that situations and circumstances in which one is placed influences one’s behaviour. Ans situationism

Circumstance

Situationism

Environment

4. The situationist perspective views human behaviour relatively more as a result of influence of _______________

Internal factors

External factors

Both

5. What is the first step in understanding a psychological attribute?

Assessment

Assigning

Judging

6. Psychological assessment uses systematic testing procedures to evaluate ____________ qualities of individual.

Abilities

Behaviours

Personal

All of the above

7. _____________ is the global capacity to understand the world, think rationally, and use available resources effectively when faced with challenges.

Aptitude

Interest

Intelligence

8. Intelligence tests provide a global measure of a person’s ___________________

general cognitive competence

Ability to profit from schooling

Both

9. ________________ refers to an individual’s underlying potential for acquiring skills.

Aptitude

Values

Personality

10. Aptitude tests are used to predict what an individual will be able to do if given

Proper environment

Training

Both

11. _____________ is an individual’s preference for engaging in one or more specific activities relative to others

Aptitude

Interest

Values

12. _______________ refers to relatively enduring characteristics of a person that make her or him distinct from others.

Personality

Values

Intelligence

13. _____________ are enduring beliefs about an ideal mode of behaviour

Intelligence

Interest

Values

14. ____________ is an objective and standardised measure of an individual’s mental and/or behavioural characteristics.

15. ___________ involves seeking information from a person on a one-to-one basis

Interview

Case Study

Observation

Self report

16. ____________ is an in-depth study of the individual in terms of her/his psychological attributes, psychological history in the context of her/his psychosocial and physical environment

17. _________________ involves employing systematic, organised, and objective procedures to record behavioural phenomena occurring naturally in real time.

18. _______________ is a method in which a person provides factual information about herself/himself and/or opinions,beliefs, etc. That s/he holds.

19. Intelligence as the power of perceiving, learning, understanding, and knowing. This definition was given by:

Oxford dictionary

Alfred binet

Wechsler

Gardner and sternberg

20. Intelligence is the ability to judge well, understand well, and reason well.. This definition was given by:

Oxford dictionary

Alfred binet

Wechsler

Gardner and sternberg

21. Intelligence is the global and aggregate capacity of an individual to think rationally, act purposefully, and to deal effectively with her/his environment. This definition was given by:

Oxford dictionary

Alfred binet

Wechsler

Gardner and sternberg

22. Uni factor theory was given by:

Alfred binet

Wechsler

Theodore simon

Louis thurstone

23. Charles spearman gave the two factor theory in

1908

1930

1927

1928

24. Theory of primary mental abilities consists of how many primary abilities?

25. Arthur jensen proposed how many levels of intelligence abilities

26. Who proposed structure of intellect model?

Alfred binet

Arthur jensen

J.p. guilford

H.j. eyesneck

27. Theory of multiple intelligences was given by?

Gardner

Sternberg

Spearman

Guilford

28. How many intelligences were proposed by howard gardner?

29. Who proposed the triarchic theory of intelligence and when?

William stern, 1985

Robert sternberg, 1999

Robert sternberg, 1985

Louis thurstone, 1990

30. Who proposed the PASS model?

J.P. Das

Jack Naglieri

Kirby

All of the above

31. Full form of CAS is?

32. Measure of a person’s intellectual development relative to people of her/his age group

33. IQ scores tends to approximate a bellshaped curve, called

Normal curve

Round curve

Bell shaped curve

Both a and c

34. Giftedness from the teachers’ point of view depends on a combination of

High ability

High creativity

High commitment

All of the above

35. Which of the following is a performance test?

CIE Verbal Group Test of Intelligence by Uday Shankar

Group Test of General Mental Ability by S. Jalota

Group Test of Intelligence by Prayag Mehta

Draw-a-Man Test by Pramila Pathak

36. Whose notion of contextual or practical intelligence implies that intelligence is a product of culture?

Vyogotsky

Stern

Sternberg

Simon

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