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This document is an examination paper for Psychology at Navjivan Junior College of Commerce & Science, covering various topics such as intelligence scales, emotional well-being, and personality disorders. It includes multiple-choice questions, matching pairs, true/false statements, short answer questions, and essay prompts. The total marks for the exam are 80, and students are instructed to answer all questions.

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This document is an examination paper for Psychology at Navjivan Junior College of Commerce & Science, covering various topics such as intelligence scales, emotional well-being, and personality disorders. It includes multiple-choice questions, matching pairs, true/false statements, short answer questions, and essay prompts. The total marks for the exam are 80, and students are instructed to answer all questions.

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NAVJIVAN JUNIOR COLLEGE OF COMMERCE & SCIENCE

PSYCHOLOGY
Time: 3 Hours Date: Total Marks: 80

Note: (1) All the questions are compulsory


(2) Figures to the right indicate full marks
(3) Draw neat and clear diagrams wherever necessary.
Q. 1 (A) Complete the following statements by choosing the appropriate word: [05]
(i) ______________ revised the Binet Simon Intelligence scale in 1916.
(a) Lewis Terman (b) Robert Yerks (c) David Wechsler

(ii) Myers – Briggs type indicator is __________________ .


(a) self-report (b) projective method (c) behavioural analysis

(iii) When we select few stimuli from the environment and bring them into the centre of our
awareness it is called _______________.
(a) attention (b) perception (c) thinking

(iv) We find alternate phases of depression and mania in _______________ disorders.


(a) depressive (b) bipolar (c) anxiety

(v) Individuals who experience __________ commonly have a negative thinking style.
(a) depression (b) phobia (c) acute stress

Q. 1 (B) Match the pairs: [05]


Group A Group B

(i) Baron – Cohen (a) Increase optimism

(ii) Happiness (b) Empathy

(iii) DSM – 5 (c) Powerful emotion

(iv) Anger (d) 2013

(v) SHUT clinic (e) Co – founder of MHFA programme

(f) Technology related mental health issues

Q. 1 (C) Write whether the statements are True or False: [05]


(i) Children from families having a warm emotional atmosphere are well adjusted.
(ii) Emotional well-being is not easily observable.
(iii) Experiments in psychology cannot be repeated.
(iv) Size and intensity of the stimulus influences attention.
(v) The same therapy can be applied with equal success to all persons who exhibit similar
symptoms.

Q. 1 (D) Answer the following questions in ONE sentence only. [05]


(i) When is the person diagnosed with PTSD?
(ii) What does mindlessness mean?
(iii) What is meant by anger management?
(iv) How does learning take place in operant condition (B. F. Skinner)?
(v) On an average how many minutes does it take for an angry person to move from
emotional to thinking area of the brain?

Q. 2 Answer the following questions in 25 to 30 words each (Any 5). [10]


(i) Explain the Broaden and Build theory
(ii) Describe post-traumatic stress disorder.
(iii) Explain some of the challenges in establishing psychology as a science.
(iv) Span of attention.
(v) Explain illness wellness continuum by John Travis.
(vi) What are the advantages and disadvantages of individual test?
(vii) Explain the effects of mass media on personality development

Q. 3 Write short notes in 50 to 60 words each. [12]


(i) History of psychology as a science.
(ii) Application of intelligence testing in various areas.
(iii) Process of learning.
(iv) Benefits of emotional well-being.
(v) Anxiety disorder.
(vi) Determinants of happiness.

Q. 4 Write answers to the question based on the following examples (Any 4). [08]
(i) Rita experiences alternate phases of extreme sadness at one time and extreme happiness
at other times. Name the disorder she is suffering from?
(ii) Ram was praised by his teacher for his assignments. So he writes his next assignment with
more interest. Which type of learning process is this?
(ii) Reena does not think that failing in one exam indicates that she is going to be a total failure
in her entire life. What does that indicate?
(iv) Zara is social, outgoing and prefers social interaction. Which type of personality does she
possess?
(v) There are five students for the best student selection. Which type of interview would Sunil
conduct for selection?
(vi) Subhash is a lyricist. He suddenly finds the exact lines that he was searching for weeks. In
which stage of creative thinking is he?

Q. 5 Explain the following concepts in 25 to 30 words each (Any 5). [10]


(i) Personality.
(ii) Thinking.
(iii) Life above zero.
(iv) Pessimism.
(v) Social Intelligence.
(vi) DSM
(vii) Mental Representation.

Q. 6 Answer any TWO of the following in 80 to 100 words each with the help of the following points.
[10]
(i) Explain different factors affecting personality:

(a) Family (b) Peer group

(c) School (d) Endocrine glands.

(ii) Explain various types of intelligence tests:

(a) Individual tests (b) Group tests

(c) Verbal tests (d) Nonverbal tests.

(iii) What are the features of science ?

(a) Empirical evidence (b) Scientific causality

(c) Systematic Exploration (d) Replication and Predictability.

Q. 7 Answer any ONE of the following in 180 to 200 words. [10]


(i) Explain various methods of personality measurement.
(ii) What is Schizophrenia? Describe the major symptoms of it.

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