Psychology & its application

1        What is the primary focus of Applied Psychology?

    

•  A) Understanding basic psychological principles

•      B) Applying psychological principles to solve practical problems

•       C) Conducting research in controlled laboratory settings

•       D) Exploring the theoretical foundations of psychology

1        What does Pure Psychology primarily focus on?

• A) Practical applications of psychological principles

• B) Application of psychology in real-world settings

• C) Theoretical understanding and research of psychological phenomena

• D) Applying psychology in forensic investigations

1        Which of the following is NOT a basic goal of Health Psychology?

• A) Understanding how psychological factors influence health

• B) Preventing illness and promoting health behaviors

• C) Diagnosing and treating mental disorders

• D) Enhancing the healthcare system's effectiveness

What are the basic goals of Forensic Psychology?

      

        

        

 

•      A) Providing therapy to individuals involved in legal disputes

•    B) Understanding how psychological principles apply to legal issues

•           C) Investigating criminal behavior and profiling suspects

•   D) Promoting mental health awareness in legal settings

5        How would you handle a situation where a colleague is behaving  

 unethically?

      

•   a) Ignore the behavior.

•         b) Report the behavior to a supervisor or relevant authority.

•         c) Encourage the behavior.

•         d) Emulate the behavior.

Which element of the PERMA model is associated with finding purpose and direction in life?

• a) Positive Emotions

• b) Relationships

• c) Meaning

• d) Achievement

Stress is best defined as:

• a) A physical illness

• b) A psychological response to demands

• c) A genetic disorder

• d) A cognitive impairment

Cognitive assessments often measure which of the following abilities?

• a) Artistic talent

• b) Physical coordination

• c) Memory and attention

• d) Musical ability

Which of the following is a common stress management technique?

• a) Ignoring problems

• b) Regular exercise

• c) Increased workload

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  d) Avoiding social interactions

A key principle of Buddhist psychology is:

 

• a) Cognitive dissonance

• b) Mindfulness

• c) Operant conditioning

• d) Psychoanalysis