GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY BSTM-III

1. A couple chooses a mountain resort because they see it as a peaceful escape from their busy city life. This decision best reflects which psychological concept?

• Motivation

• 1. Perception

• Learning

• Personality

1. A hotel advertises rooms at “₱4,999” instead of “₱5,000” to attract more bookings. This is an example of:

• Flow Theory

• Operant conditioning

• Psychological pricing

• Scarcity appeal

1. Maria, an introverted traveler, chooses a solo retreat in a nature park rather than joining a city tour group. This reflects the role of:

• Personality traits

• Cultural background

• Motivation hierarchy

• Attitude formation

1. A tour company offers special packages for “allocentric” travelers. Which of the following would best suit them?

• Familiar destinations with low risk

• Guided city bus tours

• 1. Remote trekking with cultural immersion

• All-inclusive resort stay

1. A tourist hesitates to book a safari because friends warned it might be dangerous. This hesitation can be explained by:

• Flow Theory

• Theory of Planned Behavior

• Expectancy Theory

• Self-actualization need

A traveler’s excitement rises during the trip planning stage. Which brain chemical is primarily involved?

• Serotonin

• Cortisol

• Dopamine

• Oxytocin

While exploring a foreign market, Ana feels both fear and fascination. Which brain structure is most responsible for detecting this emotional significance?

• Hippocampus

• Amygdala

• Prefrontal cortex

• Nucleus accumbens

A luxury cruise ends with a grand farewell dinner, leaving guests with strong positive emotions. This best applies to:

• Biophilic design

• Peak-End Rule

• Emotional contagion

• Cultural neuropsychology

A group of hikers becomes anxious after one member expresses fear about a suspension bridge crossing. This illustrates:

• Mirror Neuron Effect

• Neuroaesthetics

• Emotional priming

• Flow state

A resort integrates flowing water, greenery, and natural light into its lobby to make guests feel relaxed. This follows:

• Biophilic design principles

• Scarcity marketing

• Expectancy theory

• Rosy retrospection