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WorksheetsPsychology Quiz
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Worksheet time: 55mins
The study subject of psychology:
Behavior
Psyche
Consciousness
action
A personality trait that provides psychological regulation of a person's behavior and social actions in a social environment is called a value orientation.
I disagree.
I agree.
The subject of study in the development of psychology:
Psychology is the science of personality.
Psychology is the science of the soul.
Psychology is the science of emotions.
Psychology is the science of thinking.
The first understanding of values dates back to the ancient Greek scholar Socrates.
I disagree.
I agree.
Psychology as a science of consciousness:
It arose in the 17th century in connection with the development of natural sciences.
It appeared in the 15th century.
It appeared in the 20th century.
Appeared in the second half of the 19th century
The word 'virtue' is interpreted in a relative sense as something that is good, beneficial for a person in a certain situation.
I disagree.
I agree.
Classify mental phenomena into groups:
unconsciousness, consciousness
psychotherapy, psychoprophylaxis
mental processes, traits, character
mental process, mental regression
Social and professional self-determination is related to how a person feels about themselves in accordance with their values and goals.
I disagree.
I agree.
The scientist who coined the term 'psychological health'
A. Maslow
I.V. Dubrovina
E.Erikson
D. McClelland
Self-awareness and the ability to understand the emotions of others contribute to professional success in social life.
I disagree.
I agree.
What is the ability of a person to regulate their internal mental states called?
Physical health
Social health
Psychological health
Spiritual health
Social and professional self-determination is based on understanding and evaluating a person's roles in the external environment.
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I agree.
Inability to adapt, the assimilative style of behavior is an attempt to adapt to the environment to the detriment of one's own needs and capabilities, while the accommodative style of behavior is an attempt to subjugate others.
Low level of psychological health
High level of psychological health
Adequate level of psychological health
Average level of psychological health
The ability to understand and manage one's own and others' feelings and emotions is...emotional intelligence
I disagree.
I agree.
What is the name given to a person's deliberate, clearly structured positive thinking, the deliberate replacement of bad thoughts with good ones, and the utterance of phrases full of faith and strength?
Neutral thinking
Emotional stability
Negative thinking
Affirmation
Ways to develop social intelligence:Paying attention to body language, practicing speech patterns, observing emotional states
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I agree.
The main disadvantages of digital communication are:
lack of time
absence of a physical body
lack of internet connection
lack of speech
Scientists who studied the concept of emotional intelligence are D. Goleman, P. Salovey, J. Meyer.
I disagree.
I agree.
Communication through digital technologies:
verbal communication
cyber communication
nonverbal communication
information communication
The concept of image is: the ideal harmony of the inner world with the outer image, an image that is consciously formed and controllable, color harmony, the matching of a tie and a shirt.
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I agree.
The field characterized by the impact of moral values on the individual:
cognitive field
intellectual field
motivational field
emotional field
If a person considers themselves ugly, they will observe the negative attitude of others towards them.
I disagree.
I agree.
The author of the theory of the 'zone of proximal development':
J. Piaget
L.S. Vygotsky
Z. Freud
R. Lazursky
Self-image is a person's opinion of themselves.
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I agree.
The first experimental psychology laboratory was opened:
1889, (L.S. Vygotsky)
1899, (S.L. Rubinstein)
1900, (Wertheimer)
1879 (W. Wundt)
Identification is close to the Kazakh concepts of 'equalization' and 'similarization'.
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I agree.
What is the subject of "Consciousness and Emotional Issues of the Individual" defined by:
national consciousness
individuality
national spirit
self-awareness
national character
Empathy can be defined as the ability to feel another person's emotions and respond to their emotions.
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I agree.
What drives a person to action:
thinking and language
speaking and thinking
memory and imagination
motive and need
Humanistic psychologists such as Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow view a person's professional self-determination as an important part of self-actualization.
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I agree.
A level of mental health that is determined by the function and condition of the central nervous system.
Personal psychological health level
Psychophysiological health level
Personal health level
Level of social development of a person
In Erik Erikson's developmental theory, the importance of professional self-determination is linked to an individual's ability to overcome crises encountered during life stages.
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I agree.
A level of mental health that is determined by the state and functioning of a person's mental activity.
Personal psychological health level
Level of social development
Psychophysiological health level
Personal health level
The abilities included in the model of social intelligence proposed by F.E. Vernon are:A set of social techniques that allow you to know social topics and issues, to communicate with people in general, and to behave freely and easily in the company of other people.
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I agree.
A high level of psychological health is defined as:
Adaptation, prevention, ability to adapt to society, prevalence of anxiety
Ability to adapt to the environment, overcome stressful situations, and have an active and creative attitude towards the world around them
Inability to adapt, assimilative style of behavior - trying to adapt to the environment to the detriment of one's own needs and capabilities, accommodative style of behavior - trying to subjugate others
By satisfying physiological needs
According to V.N. Kunitsyna's model, the components that are not included in the structure of social intelligence are the ability to communicate with people in general,Knowledge of social topics and issues, a set of social techniques that allow one to behave freely and easily in the company of other people
I disagree.
I agree.
Expression of emotions in virtual communication:
gesture
smileys
language assistance
video
According to Frank Jeffkins, the types of images are mirror, current, corporate.
I disagree.
I agree.
Restricted communication in digital communication:
sincerity
sensory
temporary
space
The purpose of image formation is both psychological and pragmatic.
I disagree.
I agree.
The function of emotional interaction in business relationships:
broadcast
expressive
social control
instrumental
The individual's ability to self-analyze and report:
regression
insight
reflection
deduction
In the "respect effect," the recipient is given a specific orientation about the person being accepted, and certain qualities are sought after.
I disagree.
I agree.
The actions of a person consciously aimed at self-improvement:
passion
to report to oneself
hobby
event
John Dewey believes that the process of professional self-determination is carried out not only by the influence of the social environment, but also through the creative abilities and experiences of the individual.
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I agree.
A person's understanding of their own and others' worth (self-acceptance and the ability to accept others, regardless of gender, age, or cultural background).
Instrumental structure of psychological health
The need-motivational structure of psychological health
Axiological structure of psychological health
Psychological support form
Social intelligence abilities, proposed by J. Guilford and M. Sullivan, include understanding the nature of internal mental states, explaining the nature of social actions, and establishing connections between actions.
I disagree.
I agree.
The function of the social mechanism of management in business relations is:
perceptive
instrumental
alternative
digital
List the types of needs according to David McClelland:
need for security
need for power
the need to succeed
the need to participate
physiological need
Name the scientists who studied the motivational sphere of personality:
D. McClelland
E. Erickson
A. Maslow
Z. Freud
F. Herzberg
Find the stages of the motivational process:
comparing motives with each other
preparation of information
determining the purpose (direction) of the activity
receive a reward for performing a service
emergence of needs
Identify the types of motivation:
play and study
internal and external
to succeed
man and nature
needs
The ability to understand and manage emotions well:
Emotional intelligence
Low intelligence
High intelligence
General intelligence
Social intelligence
Scientists who study emotions:
Ebbinghaus
James
Freud
Ah
Lange
Models of emotional intelligence:
Goleman model
Reuven Bar-ON model
Premac model
Woodruff model
Marston model
The main components of Goleman's EQ theory:
faith
self-knowledge
defense
frustration
empathy
Modern scientists distinguish the following types of stress:
Kaju
Doubt
Distress
Emotional exhaustion
Eustress
Symptoms related to the most basic forms of occupational deformation:
Feeling
Stress
Surprise
Cheer up
Emotional burnout syndrome
Name the symptoms of stress.
activity
optimism
loss of appetite
emotional distress
loss of sleep
Scientists who have studied the phenomenon of stress:
W. Sheldon
W. Cannon
E. Erickson
G. Selye
B.M. Teplov
The main purpose of social relationships between people:
Gain new knowledge and experience
Sharing emotions
Mutual discussion
Establishing communication
Using cognitive abilities
Indicate what is not included in the scope of business relations:
social control
phonetic
unconsciousness
instrumental
self-presentation
Business relationships are...
aimed at obtaining a certain benefit from the interlocutor
The personality and social role of the interlocutor are important.
the exchange of messages between people to ensure the understanding of information received and transmitted
The interlocutor's personality, interest, character, age, and mood play an important role in the conversation.
the interlocutor's interest in the matter, character, and age play an important role.
A reflection of the relationships between group members:
Microenvironment
Contacts
Macroenvironment
Objective relations
Self-assessment
The scientific definition of the concept of communication:
The process of people exchanging information
A tool for connecting the material and spiritual worlds
The process of influencing social processes
Oral and written communication tool
The process of exchanging emotions and feelings
The purpose of the communication process is:
Ensuring effective information exchange
Improving interpersonal relationships
Regulation of information flows
Strengthening cooperation
Forming a person's self-esteem
Types of communication:
Verbal communication
External communication
Internal communication
Interpersonal communication
Manipulative communication
Professional skills needed by a communicator:
The desire for cooperation
Creating a negative experience
Predicting the outcomes of relationship
Creating an environment for interaction with the interlocutor
Conscious relationship management
Motivational internal system:
internal
autonomy
amotivation
external
cognitive
The function of the motivational-needs framework:
individual
alarm clock
autonomous
executive
meaningful
A. Maslow's hierarchy of needs:
relationship
subjective
creativity
self-promotion
physiological
According to Paul Ekman's theory, which of the following emotions is considered the most basic?
hatred
jealousy
anxiety
to grieve
surprise
Main types of emotions
Normal
Positive (good)
Negative (bad)
Happy
Worried
Methods of mental self-regulation
Desensitization
Autogenic exercises
Awakening the passion for life
Pharmacotherapy
Self-improvement
Effective ways to cope with stress
active actions
ability to relax
pessimism
optimism
skepticism
The name of the person giving and receiving information in the communication:
individual
decoder
recipient
communicator
opponent
Show extra-paralinguistic non-verbal communication:
loudness, timbre, rhythm, pauses
laughter, pauses, sighs
posture, figure
non-linguistic elements of language and behavior (loudness of voice, timbre, rhythm, pauses)
to cry, to start coughing
Common structural models of communication:
Interaction model
Distance model
Collaborative creativity model
Lassuel model
Aristotle's model
Qualifications required to master communicative skills:
Causal attribution
Affiliation
Identification
Sensitivity
Apperception
Personality types related to language during communication:
A conformal cycloid
Passive schizotypal
Cooperative manipulator
Active egocentric
Conflict aggressor
The learning activity consists of the following components:
operational
motivational
social
regulator
practical
What functions do human emotions perform?
Communicative
performer
Appraiser
expert
researcher
What is the impact of emotions on health?
Only has an effect at a certain time
No effect at all
Negative emotions are harmful to health
Emotions do not affect health
Positive emotions boost immunity
Social identity is...
To define a person's place in a particular social circle or society
Regarding the moral values of society
The degree to which a person is satisfied with a number of attitudes toward work
The chain of development of organizational status depending on a person's professional activity
Determining a person's personality development
Hans Selye's stress response phase
Frustration
Affect
Weakening
Anxiety
Resistance
Name the following that are not part of the function of communication:
approver
cognitive
mechanical
binder
interest
Name the following that belong to the structure of non-verbal communication:
communication through words
word
active communication
gesture
facial expressions
The most important psychological factor in the communication model:
Considering the nature of relationships
Being able to monitor your partner's mental state
The word should be expressive and artistic.
The information must be innovative.
Arrival and reception of the sent message
Antisocial patterns of behavior:
relationships
group behaviors
antisocial norms
behaviors
connections
He calls for discipline in his behavior:
consciousness
self-assessment
self-reporting
self-comparison
self-regulation
Models of behavior accepted in society:
relationship
group behavior
actions, behaviors
social norms
communication
Which style of conflict behavior is characterized by striving to fully satisfy one's own interests, without taking into account the interests of the other party?
Evasion, escape
Cooperation
Competition
Adaptation
Which conflict behavior style is characterized by a desire to find a solution that satisfies both parties?
Competition
Adaptation
Evasion, escape
Compromise
Which of the following conflict resolution methods indicates complete ignoring of the problem?
Evasion, escape
Compromise
Cooperation
Competition
The natural characteristics of behavior that are characteristic of a particular person and are reflected in the dynamics, tone, and consistency of reactions to life's influences. This text extols the temperament type:
Phlegmatic
Asthenic
Sanguine
Choleric
Melancholic
A temperament type characterized by a serious and optimistic disposition:
Phlegmatic
Asthenic
Sanguine
Choleric
Melancholic
A temperament type characterized by self-control, seriousness, and strong willpower:
Asthenic
Phlegmatic
Sanguine
Choleric
Melancholic
A type of relationship that is established to secretly achieve one's own goals, with the aim of gaining a certain benefit from the interlocutor.
Manipulative relationship.
Imperative relationship.
Dialogic communication.
Visual communication.
Nonverbal communication.
Which of the following factors prevents interepersonal conflict?
Different values and beliefs
Lack of information
Struggle for resources
Congruence of interests
Which of the following factors leads to an escalation of conflict?
Empathy for the interlocutor
Increased negativity and aggression
Managing emotions
Striving for mutual understanding
If both parties to a conflict are interested in resolving the issue and are willing to have an open discussion, what solution might this lead to?
Constructive solution
Destructive competition
Escalation of the conflict
Complete breakdown of relationships
Temperament is a set of personality traits that explain the dynamic features of the course of mental processes and the behavior of a person in a particular situation. The text praises scientists who have studied temperament types:
Hippocrates
Aristotle
Plato
Pavlov
Kretschmer
Innate psychophysiological characteristics of a person:
thinking
attention
temperament
acceptance
speaking
The scientist who first proposed the psychophysiological basis of temperament
Teplov B.N.
Pavlov I.P.
Leontiev N.S.
Vygotsky L.S.
Con I.S.
Direct or indirect contact between strangers:
Public relations
Interpersonal relationships
Role relationship
Manipulative relationship
Direct communication
Direct contacts between two or more familiar people within a group that does not change in composition:
Imperative relationship
Interpersonal relationships
Role relationship
Manipulative relationship
Direct communication
Psychological connections of performers of certain social roles:
Indirect communication
Interpersonal relationships
Imperative relationship
Manipulative relationship
Role relationship
What type of behavior is most common during conflict between pewople:
Aggression
Idealization
Individuality
Avoidance strategy
What personal qualities help resolve conflict?
Tendency to dominate
Striving for independence
Empathy
Aggressiveness
Which personality type is more likely to openly express conflict?
Interdependent person
Introvert
Phlegmatic
Extrovert
