Which of the following is NOT a defense mechanism?

The “Bobo Doll” experiment demonstrated:

Which principle of perception does this picture demonstrate?

Memory has three stages – encoding, storage, and retrieval.

Schizophrenia means having split personality.

Which psychologist studied moral development through dilemmas?

When failing an exam, blaming the teacher instead of oneself is ________ defense mechanism.

Who am I? I’m the psychologist who studied conformity with line experiments.

Who am I? I am the reflex that makes babies suck anything placed in their mouth.

The bystander effect is linked with lack of ________.

Who is called the father of Indian psychology?

A group project fails because nobody takes responsibility. Which social concept?

Ritika studies hard only because she enjoys learning. What type of motivation?

A car accident survivor constantly relives the event in nightmares. Which disorder it might be?

A 16-year-old student constantly feels nervous, restless, and imagines the worst possible outcomes in all situations. These feelings persist for many months. Identify the disorder.

Sahil’s dog salivates whenever he hears the sound of the bell because he associates it with food.

The bell in this example acts as:

A boy blames his teacher for his failure instead of accepting that he didn’t study enough.

Which defense mechanism is he using?

A student is excellent at solving puzzles and logical reasoning but struggles with languages and music.

According to Gardner, he has high:

Rohan feels challenged before his inter-house debate. He prepares well under this pressure and eventually wins.

What kind of stress is this?

Sneha forgets her old ATM pin after she got a new one.

Which interference explains this?

A psychologist studies a rare child prodigy in detail for several years.

Which method is this?

A student’s IQ is measured as 70. He struggles in academics and needs support in day-to-day activities.

His condition is best described as:

Before her exams, Priya calms herself by practicing meditation and slow breathing.

This technique is part of:

A student buys a mobile phone because “all her classmates use the same model,” not based on actual features.

This decision shows:

Adolescents often feel strong peer pressure and struggle with their identity. Erikson calls this stage:

Which illusion makes you see moving patterns in a still image?

What is the fear of clowns called?

What does the “Hawthorne Effect” describe?

Which cognitive bias makes you think you’re better than you actually are?

What’s the name of a psychological effect where catchy songs get stuck in your head?

Which of these is NOT a level in Maslow’s hierarchy of needs?

What’s the term for the study of body language?

Which emotion is most easily recognized across cultures?

What’s the term for recalling your first day of school?

Why do spooky ghost stories make people’s hearts race, even if they don’t believe in ghosts?

What’s the common term for seeing animals or faces in clouds?

Who performed the famous “obedience with electric shocks” experiment?

What is the primary hormone released during ‘fight or flight’ stress?

Why do some people get “stage fright”?

Which type of intelligence involves being “street smart” or socially savvy?

If someone gives wrong reasons for forgetting homework, which defense mechanism are they likely using?

What concept is illustrated by this picture?

What type of learning does this image demonstrate?

Which part of the brain acts like a command center, regulating heartbeat and breathing automatically?

Which stage is marked by the ability to think abstractly and hypothetically?

This activity mainly tests which developmental skill?

What does EEG primarily measure?

Jumbled Word: TPEERCSIOHNAPA

Clue: The process by which organisms interpret and organize sensory information to recognize meaningful objects.

Which type of attention involves focusing on one stimulus while ignoring others?

When a person changes their attitude to match a group’s to avoid conflict, it is called:

According to the Big Five model, which trait is linked to being organized and reliable?

Erikson’s stage of “Industry vs. Inferiority” primarily relates to:

What is ‘attachment theory’ mainly concerned with?

A person experiencing manic and depressive episodes likely has:

Which disorder is characterized by prolonged low mood, loss of interest, and fatigue?

Cognitive dissonance arises when:

The “foot-in-the-door” technique is used to:

Carl Jung’s concept of the collective unconscious refers to:

Which personality trait tends to experience more negative emotions?

What brain area is most associated with controlling attention?

The "Aha!" moment is associated with which type of learning?

Divergent thinking is best described as:

Meera fears flying. Her therapist gradually helps her face her fear by imagining airplane trips, then visiting airports, and finally taking a short flight. What kind of therapy is this an example of?

Navya describes herself as a hard-working, empathetic, and friendly person. What aspect of self is she expressing?