The main purpose of . . . . . . . . is to educate the public and its leader about the nature of mental disorders and methods of treatment.
A. Community psychology
B. Mental health education
C. Social psychology
D. Environment
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Maharishi Mahesh Yogi has given
A. Six goals of his world plan
B. Seven goals of his world plan
C. Eight goals of his world plan
D. None of the above
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What is a yoga?
A. It is a system of Hindu philosophy
B. It is a system of Buddhist philosophy
C. It is a derived from Carvaka philosophy
D. None of the above
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Children from deprived homes suffer from different types of conflicts with the result that they gradually become
A. Depressed
B. Unhappy
C. Self-centred
D. None of the above
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With . . . . . . . . , the therapist and the patient explore the patient's history and experiences and construct an anxiety hierarchy in systematic desensitization.
A. Aversive conditioning
B. Relaxation training
C. Yoga
D. None of the above
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The chief characteristic of mental health is
A. Learning
B. Adjustment
C. Stress
D. Traits
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. . . . . . . . has contributed a great deal towards the improvement of the processes and products of education.
A. Physiology
B. Psychology
C. Philosophy
D. Biology
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The . . . . . . . . psychologist is interested in finding out in which situations learning is facilitated and in which it is inhibited and how good learning situations can be created.
A. Industrial
B. Educational
C. Community
D. Physiological
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Which of the following attributions of an event with positive outcome shall be optimistic (non depressogenic)?
A. Internal, stable and specific causes
B. External, unstable and global causes
C. Internal, stable and global causes
D. External, unstable and specific causes
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The . . . . . . . . environment, consists of the blood and electrolytic fluids and other cells that surround any given cell.
A. Postnatal
B. Prenatal
C. Cellular
D. Internal
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In Basket Training is
A. A novel method of training specially useful for training in executive skills
B. Developed by Fredrik-Sen
C. A sort of situational test where the person is told to consider himself the new incumbent in the executive position and to deal with the materials accumulated in the basket (office) and solve many problems that they present
D. All of the above
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Programmed learning has four components.
Which one of the following options presents them in their correct sequence?
A. Instructional goals, the entering behaviour, the instructional procedures and performance assessment
B. The entering behaviour, instructional goals, the instructional procedures and performance assessment
C. Instructional goals, the instructional procedures, the entering behaviour and performance assessement
D. Performance assessment, instructional goals, the entering behaviour and the instructional procedures
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The therapists use . . . . . . . . , with training gradually zooming in on the shoulders, neck and face.
A. Cue-controlled relaxation
B. Progressive muscle relaxation
C. Transcendental meditation
D. Hypnosis
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One advertisement suggests that "you can buy two shirts and get a clock free" this is an example of
A. Bait-and-Switch technique
B. Low-ball-approach
C. Door-in-the face technique
D. None of the above
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. . . . . . . . education encourages an awareness of the problems caused by the degradation of our planet.
A. Environmental
B. Physiological
C. Industrial
D. Clinical
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Which one of the following given options is correct?
A. Meditation involves a group of techniques, which have in common a conscious attempt to focus attention in a non-analytical way
B. Contemplative meditation involves opening and surrendering to a larger self
C. Contemplative meditation presupposes skills in concentrative and mindfulness meditation
D. All of the above
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. . . . . . . . widened the scope of operant conditioning to encompass practically all human behaviour.
A. Sigmund Freud
B. William James
C. B.F. Skinner
D. None of the above
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Sometimes relaxation instructions aim for deep-muscle relaxation and include suggestions of drowsiness or deep sleep, the result, in some but not all clients, is a deep trancelike state in which the clients are very suggestible; this state is sometimes called
A. Biofeed back
B. Cue-controlled relaxation
C. Hypnosis
D. Yoga
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The . . . . . . . . sometimes is responsible for the superstitious belief, primitive social living customs, crude manners, quarrels and mutual distress among the people of a community.
A. Poor health
B. Poor economic status
C. Emotional deprivation
D. None of the above
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Which one of the following statements is not correct?
A. In centralised organisations, top managers make all the decisions
B. In decentralised organisations decision making power is shared
C. All the organisations are same in respect of the degree to which decision making powers are concentrated
D. Degree of centralization/decentralisation affects the speed with which decisions can be taken and implemented
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