WorksheetsLong Quiz UtS Midterm
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Direction: Choose the best answer. Write the letter of your choice. Which field of psychology focuses on diagnosing and treating mental disorders?
Clinical Psychology
Cognitive Psychology
Social Psychology
Developmental Psychology
Direction: Choose the best answer. Write the letter of your choice. Which branch of psychology studies growth and change from birth to old age?
Behavioral
Developmental
Cognitive
Social
Direction: Choose the best answer. Write a letter of your choice.
Social psychology primarily investigates how individuals _____.
behave in groups
remember events
solve abstract problems
make moral decisions
Direction: Choose the best answer. Write a letter of your choice.
Which psychological field is most concerned with how people think, reason, and remember?
Clinical Psychology
Developmental Psychology
Cognitive Psychology
Social Psychology
Direction: Choose the best answer. Write a letter of your choice.
The humanistic perspective emphasizes _____.
self-actualization and personal growth
unconscious conflicts
learned behaviors
brain chemistry
Direction: Choose the best answer. Write the letter of your choice. The psychodynamic approach was founded by _____.
Sigmund Freud
Abraham Maslow
B.F. Skinner
Jean Piaget
Direction: Choose the best answer. Write the letter of your choice. The behavioral perspective focuses on _____.
observable actions shaped by rewards and punishments
hidden thoughts and feelings
self-awareness
biological instincts
Direction: Choose the best answer. Write a letter of your choice.
The cognitive perspective is mainly interested in _____.
mental processes like perception and problem-solving
emotional regulation
brain chemistry
group influence
Developmental psychology explores how people _____.
change physically, emotionally, and cognitively throughout life
behave in emergencies
react to peers
form memories
Which perspective explains human behavior through unconscious motives?
Psychodynamic
Cognitive
Humanistic
Behavioral
Applying cognitive-behavioral techniques helps people _____.
change negative thought patterns
analyze dreams
ignore their emotions
suppress instincts
A person motivated by self-improvement shows which perspective?
Humanistic
Behavioral
Biological
Psychodynamic
A student setting goals to improve study habits shows the _____ perspective.
Cognitive
Behavioral
Social
Humanistic
When a teacher praises punctuality, it demonstrates _____.
reinforcement of learned behavior
emotional analysis
psychodynamic reaction
cognitive learning
Relating lessons to personal experiences helps students build _____.
self-awareness and meaning
competition
memory loss
stress
Understanding oneself through reflection relates to _____.
introspection
imitation
memorization
association
In counseling, identifying childhood experiences that influence behavior uses the _____ theory.
Psychodynamic
Humanistic
Behavioral
Cognitive
Learning by observing others is known as _____.
modeling
repetition
conditioning
association
The humanistic theory promotes _____.
empathy, freedom, and growth
conformity
discipline and obedience
reward and punishment
Self-regulation of thoughts and emotions reflects _____.
emotional intelligence
instinct
behaviorism
Puberty mainly involves _____.
physical and hormonal changes
social isolation
emotional stagnation
lack of awareness
Self-understanding refers to _____.
awareness of one’s traits and limitations
denial of weaknesses
judgment from others
external validation
Cultural beauty standards influence _____.
perception of attractiveness and worth
brain development
digestion
vision
The Filipino concept of beauty values _____.
fair skin, good manners, and cleanliness
rebellious attitude
independence
wealth
An individual’s confidence, affected by physical appearance, is related to _____.
self-esteem
intellect
humor
memory
How does culture affect self-image?
It shapes ideals of beauty and worth.
It eliminates individuality.
It promotes uniformity.
It discourages values.
Which is an example of body positivity?
Appreciating all body types
Comparing oneself to others
Avoiding mirrors
Following unrealistic ideals
Physical development and self-concept interact because _____.
Changes in the body influence self-perception.
Emotions remain constant.
Culture is irrelevant.
Growth stops at puberty.
A confident teacher who maintains a professional appearance shows _____.
self-esteem linked with job identity
lack of awareness
overconfidence
indifference
Comparing oneself on social media often results in _____.
lower self-esteem
better communication
higher empathy
independence
The main function of the testes is to _____.
produce sperm and hormones
control blood flow
store urine
support the bladder
The ovary produces (a) .
Which stage of the sexual response cycle involves peak pleasure?
Orgasm
Excitement
Plateau
Resolution
Which theory of love focuses on intimacy, passion, and commitment?
Sternberg’s Triangular Theory
Freud’s Theory
Maslow’s Theory
Erikson’s Theory
Which STD is caused by bacteria?
Gonorrhea
Genital warts
HIV
Herpes
Responsible sexual behavior includes _____.
respect, protection, and consent
avoidance of discussion
risky acts
secrecy
Which method provides the most effective STD prevention?
Abstinence
Withdrawal
Calendar method
Doubling partners
Cultural beliefs influence sexuality by _____.
shaping what is acceptable in relationships
having no impact
making all behavior equal
ignoring moral values
Love based only on attraction and passion is _____.
infatuation
compassion
commitment
maturity
Sexuality education aims to _____.
inform responsible and respectful decisions
promote early activity
suppress curiosity
replace culture
Self-esteem improves when people _____.
accept themselves realistically
deny weaknesses
seek perfection
ignore feedback
Promoting self-worth through acceptance is known as _____.
body positivity
perfectionism
self-doubt
criticism
Teachers can model self-respect by _____.
treating all learners fairly
ignoring diversity
comparing abilities
enforcing stereotypes
Media that show diverse beauty promote (a) .
How can educators strengthen self-image?
By encouraging self-expression and empathy
By emphasizing comparison
By ignoring effort
By enforcing one ideal
Responsible sexual decisions reflect ____.
maturity and respect for others
rebellion
fear of rejection
denial of emotion
Applying psychology to workplace confidence shows ____.
real-world self-application
isolation
indifference
self-neglect
Recognizing cultural influence on beauty fosters ____.
critical awareness and respect
uniformity
bias
avoidance
Evaluating body image and self-worth together demonstrates ____.
holistic understanding
memorization
generalization
isolation
Understanding psychology, body image, and sexuality as interrelated develops ____.
integrated self-awareness
partial thinking
fixed mindset
avoidance of reflection
