Answer Keys FPACT PLUS

Q.no. Question Option A Option B Option C Option D Correct Option

1 John Braithwaite is linked with _______. Social Bonding

Theory

Containment

Theory

Shaming Theory Sub-culture

explanation

Shaming Theory

2 Which among the following is a correct source of

crime data?

Administrative

Report

Handbook of

Statistics

Crime in India

Report

Census of India

Report

Crime in India

Report

3 Cesare Lombroso is linked with Ecological School Classical School Positive School Sociological

School

Positive School

4 The Scope of Criminology covers: The process of

making of the law

The process of

breaking the law

Reaction of the

society towards

breaking of the law

All of the options All of the options

5 ‘Crime in India’ is annually published by Bureau of Police

Research and

Development

L.N.J.P. National

Institute of

Criminology and

Forensic Science

S.V.P. National

Police Academy

National Crime

Records Bureau

National Crime

Records Bureau

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6 ‘Phishing’ is a form of Environmental

Crime

Cyber Crime White collar crime Traditional Crime Cyber Crime

7 ‘An Eye for an Eye’ and ‘a Tooth for a Tooth’ reflects

in

Expiation Retribution Reformation Deterrence Retribution

8 Bentham’s contribution in ‘utilitarianism’ explains Greatest sadness

for the greatest

number of people

Smallest happiness

for the smallest

number of people

Greatest happiness

for the greatest

number of people

Smallest sadness

for the greatest

number of

people

Greatest happiness

for the greatest

number of people

9 Crimes against Dalits are Property crimes Organised crimes White collar crimes Hate crimes Hate crimes

10 ‘Constitutional prohibition against a second trial for

the same offence’ is termed as :

Single Jeopardy Double Jeopardy Triple Jeopardy Criminal

Prosecution

Double Jeopardy

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11 A renowned Italian Psychologist who classified

criminals based on physical characteristics in his book

The Criminal Man was:

Cesare Lombroso Cesare Beccaria Walter C. Langer James A. Brussel Cesare Lombroso

12 Those people who choose to commit a crime after

assessing pleasure and pain involved in the act are

described by Jeremy Bentham as-

Motivated

offenders

Hedonists Routine offenders Sadists Hedonists

13 Which of the following concepts governed Classical

School of Criminology?

Free will Opportunity Biology Lack of choice Free will

14 What type of evidence is considered in court of law to

support the crime charged?

Clear and

convincing

Concrete Circumstantial Corroborating Corroborating

15 Public prosecutor is :- One who

represents the

interests of the

State

One who

investigates crime

One who

represents the

interests of Victim

One who

represents the

interests of

suspect

One who

represents the

interests of the

State

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16 The prosecution must prove a criminal offence By clear and

convincing

evidence

Beyond all doubt By a majority of

the evidence

Beyond

reasonable doubt

Beyond reasonable

doubt

17 In crime data records, “hidden crimes” means Crimes in jungles Crimes in slums Unreported crimes Social Taboo Unreported crimes

18 Green Criminology is concerned with Crimes against

children

Economic crimes Environmental

crimes

Crimes against

the disabled

Environmental

crimes

19 In D.K. Basu vs State of West Bengal, the Supreme

Court gave guidelines on

Rape victims Child rights Victim

compensation

Arrest by police Arrest by police

20 Which one of the following provides community

service as an alternative to imprisonment in India:

Domestic Violence

Act

Juvenile Justice Act Probation of

Offender Act

Indian Penal

Code

Juvenile Justice Act

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21 The main focus of Gottfredson and Hirschi’s theory

was

Observational

Learning

Self-concept Self-control Social-control Self-control

22 The Latin term for “The body of the Crime” is Actusreus Mensrea Staredecisis Corpusdelecti Corpusdelecti

23 Which of the following perspective holds that

unrepaired urban environment encourages higher

crime rates

Defensible space

thesis

Broken windows

thesis

Situational crime

prevention thesis

Subculture of

violence

Broken windows

thesis

24 Development and Life-Cause (DLC) theory was

postulated by

Gottefredson Braithwaite Hirschi David P.

Farrington

David P. Farrington

25 Police Diary contains Detailed report of

investigation

process

Inventory of the

police station

Office orders

issued by the

Magistrate Court to

the Police

Performance

evaluation for

rewards &

promotions

Detailed report of

investigation

process

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26 The murders committed by a ‘Contract Killer’ is an

example of:

How catharsis

can reduce

aggression

Silent

aggression

Instrumental

aggression

Hostile

aggression

Instrumental

aggression

27 As per frustration-aggression theory, to know

whether people are frustrated we need to know

Their expectations

and their

attainments

Their level of

deprivation and

their power

Their wants and

their intelligence

Their needs and

their age

Their expectations

and their

attainments

28 Moffit suggested that ____________ intelligence is a

more important correlate of criminal behavior than

other types of intelligence

Performance Emotional Verbal Multiple Verbal

29 _____ is a term that means that the communication

in the process of justice must be made clear to all.

Ascertainable

criteria

Bourgeoisie Correct means True

consciousness

Ascertainable

criteria

30 According to Durkheim, what will happen if all serious

crimes are eliminated from the society?

The need for a

criminal justice

system will be

eliminated

People will

continue to

disagree about

what is deviant

We will live in a

utopia that is

completely free

from all deviance

Society will

criminalize less

serious action

Society will

criminalize less

serious action

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31 According to August Aichorn, lack of parental love

may lead to delinquency in children and subsequently

may create

A regulated id An overdeveloped

ego

An undeveloped

superego

An Oedipus

complex

An undeveloped

superego

32 Sunil often kicks his pet cat. To stop this abusive

behavior of Sunil, his parents told him that if he does

not stop hitting the cat, his favorite toys will be taken

away. Based on Operant Conditioning, this is

Positive

reinforcement

Negative

reinforcement

Positive

punishment

Negative

punishment

Negative

punishment

33 Laxmi Nagar, Delhi has recently accommodated a

large number of migrants. Which theory assumes this

will lead to crime in the area?

Social

disorganization

theory

Strain theory Delinquent

subculture theory

Integrated theory Social

disorganization

theory

34 Who among the following supported the sentencing

theory of retribution

John Stuart Mill Cesare Beccaria Immanuel Kant Jeremy Bentham Immanuel Kant

35 Who among the following propounded the concept of

situational crime prevention?

Donald Clerk Ronald Clark John Cohen Albert Cohen Ronald Clark

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36 -------------- has primary focus on understanding the

constructs such as perception, learning, and memory

Psychoanalysis Behaviourism Cognitive

psychology

Evolutionary

perspective

Cognitive

psychology

37 Which of the following is NOT a monocular cue for

depth?

Convergence Linear perspective Overlap Texture gradient Convergence

38 Which of the following is responsible for controlling

the quantum of light that enters the eye?

Cornea Lens Retina Iris Iris

39 Which of the following is occurring when looking

down a set of railroad tracks, they appear to merge

together in the distance?

Convergence Linear perspective Overlap Texture gradient Linear perspective

40 The sleep–wake cycle refers to the __________

rhythm, normally occurring every 24 hours.

annual monthly circadian nocturnal circadian

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41 In Freud’s theory, the symbolic content of dreams is

called__________.

manifest content latent content symbolic content hidden content latent content

42 Which dream theory states that dreams are simply

the brain’s way of explaining random neural activity

while sleeping?

Freudian dream

theory

dreams for survival

theory

activation-synthesis

hypothesis

Hall’s dreams as

reflections of

everyday life

activation-synthesis

hypothesis

43 Which of the following statements about learning is

NOT TRUE?

Learning is

another word for

maturation

Learning is

relatively

permanent

Learning involves

changes in

behavior

Learning involves

experiences

Learning is another

word for

maturation

44 Which of the following statements about conditioning

is FALSE, according to Pavlov?

The CS and UCS

must come close

together in time

The CS must come

immediately after

the UCS

The neutral

stimulus and UCS

must be paired

several times

before conditioning

takes place

The CS is usually

some rather

distinctive

stimulus

The CS must come

immediately after

the UCS

45 A conditioned response that reappears after it has

been extinguished is called __________

spontaneous

recovery

higher-order

conditioning

extinction stimulus

generalization

spontaneous

recovery

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46 In Thorndike’s puzzle-box experiments, the cats were

rewarded by _______

getting out of the

box

getting food being petted and

praised

both (getting out

of the box) and

(getting food)

both (getting out of

the box) and

(getting food)

47 When Seema studies her psychology terms, she tries

to tie each concept into something she already

knows. She thinks about the meaning of the concept

rather than just saying the words over and over.

Which model of memory would best explain Seema’s

approach

Levels-of-

processing model

Parallel distributed

processing model

Connectionist

model

Three-stage

model

Levels-of-

processing model

48 Of the following, which is the most similar to the

concept of long-term memory?

A revolving door A filing cabinet A desktop A computer

keyboard

A filing cabinet

49 Sunita can remember names of the first two people

she was introduced to at Ankit’s party, and she can

remember the name of the last person she met, but

could not remember the others. This is an example of

the __________.

Encoding

specificity effect

Primacy & recency

effect

Tip-of-the-tongue

effect

Redintegrative

effect

Primacy & recency

effect

50 Komal took sociology in the fall semester and is now

taking psychology. Some of the concepts are similar,

and Komal finds that she sometimes has trouble

recalling some of the major sociology theorists. She

keeps getting them confused with psychology theor

Encoding failure Retroactive

interference

Proactive

interference

None of the

options

Retroactive

interference

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51 Although the capacity of short-term memory is

limited, more items can be held in this kind of storage

through the process of__________

Chunking Decoding Rote rehearsal Data

compression

Chunking

52 Ebbinghaus found that information is forgotten

__________.

more rapidly as

time goes by

gradually at first,

then increasing in

speed of forgetting

quickly at first,

then tapering off

gradually

most quickly 1

day after

learning

quickly at first, then

tapering off

gradually

53 What type of problem-solving strategy is best to use

while solving a problem in algebra class?

Heuristic Algorithm Trial-and-error

solution

Means–end

analysis

Algorithm

54 Javed was struggling with the answer to one of the

questions on his psychology midterm. Seeing that the

answer was not going to come easily, he went on to

answer some of the other easier questions. Then,

suddenly, the answer to the problematic question ju

Means–end

analysis

A heuristic An algorithm Insight Insight

55 When a problem is seen as having only one answer,

with all lines of thinking leading to that answer, this is

known as__________ thinking

divergent creative convergent mental-set convergent

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56 Which of the following statements about creative

people is TRUE?

They are not very

good at mental

imagery

They are not afraid

to be different

They value their

dependence on

others

They are often

very

conventional in

their work

They are not afraid

to be different

57 In Gardner’s view, astronauts, navigators, and artists

would be high in __________ intelligence.

verbal/linguistic visual–spatial interpersonal intrapersonal visual–spatial

58 Sternberg has found that __________ intelligence is a

good predictor of success in life but has low

relationship to__________ intelligence.

practical;

academic

practical; creative academic; practical academic;

creative

practical; academic

59 When people persist to solve a problem the same

way they have done in the past, they have developed

__________.

a mental set reasoning bias confirmation bias transformation

bias

a mental set

60 In which of Piaget’s stages, would a child be who has

just developed object permanence?

Sensorimotor Preoperational Concrete

operations

Formal

operations

Sensorimotor

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61 According to Lazarus, secondary appraisal involves

__________.

estimating the

severity of the

stressor

classifying the

stressor as a threat

or challenge

deciding whether

the stressor is a

problem

people’s

evaluation of

their resources &

options for

coping

people’s evaluation

of their resources &

options for coping

62 Which of the following is NOT a symptom of burnout? pessimism dissatisfaction optimism desire to quit optimism

63 Which theory assumes that the manager’s role is to

coerce and control employees?

Theory X Theory Y Theory Z None of the

options

Theory X

64 When a person “forgets” what someone has just said

because he wasn’t paying attention to the speaker at

all, it is an example of the __________ explanation of

forgetting.

interference memory trace encoding failure repression encoding failure

65 A reversible figure, such as the Necker cube, makes

use of which principle of perception?

Shape constancy Expectancy Figure–ground

relationships

Depth perception Figure–ground

relationships

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66 The concept of “Self-actualization” is associated with

___________.

Maslow Freud Skinner Ellis Maslow

67 Who wrote the book “A mind that found itself”? Binet Pinel Clifford Beers Freud Clifford Beers

68 James-Lange theory is associated with __________. Learning Motivation Personality Emotion Emotion

69 Which of the following brain structure is associated

with emotion?

Neurons Insula Pons Amygdala Amygdala

70 What is not true about Holtzman Inkblot test? It is a projective

test

The person gives

only one response

on each card

Stimuli are both

chromatic and

achromatic

There are total

ten cards

There are total ten

cards

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71 Osmoreceptors are associated with __________. Hunger Thirst Sex None of the

options

Thirst

72 “Trust vs Mistrust” is one of the psychosocial

developmental stages proposed by

_______________.

Erikson Piaget Sheldon Sullivan Erikson

73 Which of the following is not one of the three things

people do to reduce cognitive dissonance?

Change their

behavior

Change their

attitude

Form a new

attitude

Ignore the

conflict

Ignore the conflict

74 The self-fulfilling prophecy is a negative outcome of

__________.

Social identity Reference grouping Scapegoating Stereotype

vulnerability

Stereotype

vulnerability

75 The Blacky picture test is used to measure

___________.

Psychosexual

development

Prejudice Stereotype Role conflict Psychosexual

development

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76 Complete the series by choosing most suitable

options. a_ca_ca_caa_

caca cacc ccca aaac aaac

77 Find the odd number from the given options. 5720 6710 2660 4270 4270

78 Mrs. Sushila celebrated her wedding anniversary on

Tuesday, 30th September 1997. When will she

celebrate her next wedding anniversary on the same

day?

30th September

2003

30th September

2004

30th September

2002

30th September

2001

30th September

2003

79 If LOSE is coded as 1357 and GAIN is CODED as 2468,

what do the figures 84615 stand for?

NAILS SNAILS LANES SLAIN NAILS

80 From the given alternative words, select the word

which can be formed using the letters of the given

word: MULTIPLICATION

MUTUAL LIMITATION APPLICATION NOTION LIMITATION

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81 Which number comes next. 1,3,7,15,31,_? 61 59 62 63 63

82 If - stands for division, + stands for subtraction, ÷

stands for multiplication, x stands for addition, then

which one of the following Questions is correct?

70 – 2+4÷5X6=44 70-2+4÷5X6=21 70 – 2+4÷5X6=341 70 – 2+4÷5X6=36 70-2+4÷5X6=21

83 In a survey, 70% of those surveyed owned a car and

75% of those surveyed owned a TV. If 55% owned

both a car and a TV, what percent of those surveyed

did not own either a car or a TV?

25% 20% 10% 5% 10%

84 Sekhar has new set of Golf clubs (Golf stick). Using a

club 8, the ball travels an average distance of 120

meters. Using a club 7, the ball travels an average

distance of 128 meters. Using a club 6, the ball travels

an average distance of 134 meters. How

140 138 142 136 138

85 A man travels from Mumbai to Goa in the first hour at

the speed of 50 KMPH and three more hours at the

speed of 60 KMPH. What is the average speed of the

journey?

50 53.5 57.5 55.5 57.5

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86 If the letters in FORENSIC are coded as 35269471, and

OPINION are coded as 5879759, how can PROCESS be

coded?

8651244 8256144 8651422 8251644 8251644

87 Arrange the words given below in a meaningful

sequence. 1. Arrest 2. Crime 3. Trial 4. Criminal mind

5. Jail

2, 4, 1, 3, 5 2, 4, 1, 5, 3 4, 2, 1, 3, 5 4, 2, 1, 5, 3 4, 2, 1, 3, 5

88 Arrange the words given below in a meaningful

sequence. 1. Forensic Expert 2. Crime Scene

3.Criminal 4.Crime 5. Police

3, 4, 2, 5, 1 3, 4, 5, 1, 2 3, 5, 1, 2, 4 3, 5, 1, 4, 2 3, 4, 2, 5, 1

89 120, 99, 80, 63, 48, ? 31 35 38 39 35

90 The 40 members of a club decided to play a

badminton singles tournament. Every time a member

loses a game he is out of the tournament. There are

no ties. What is the minimum number of matches

that must be played to determine the winner?

20 29 39 40 39

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91 A work can be completed by 12 men in 24 days and

12 women in 12 days. If 12 men and 12 women work

together then In how many days they will complete

the work?

10 8 6 5 8

92 A man sitting in a train which is travelling at 50 kmph

observes another train, travelling in opposite

direction, takes 9 seconds to pass him. If other train is

280 m long, find its speed?

58 62 68 52 62

93 Logical syllogism, consists of two related propositions

namely (i) None of the stamp collectors is an architect

and (ii) All the drones are stamp collectors, which

allow for a conclusion. Which of the following options

is the right conclusion.

all stamp

collectors are

architects

architects are not

drones

no stamp collectors

are drones

some drones are

architects

architects are not

drones

94 RAPE is to DNA; HACKING is to? HTML (Hyper Text

Markup Language)

Server Logs CDR (Call Detail

Record)

LAN Server Logs

95 Which scientist is known as father of fingerprint

science?

E.R. Henry William Hasael Francis Galton Charles Darwin Francis Galton

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96 Who has been credited for the discovery of Blood

Group System?

Karl Landsteiner Carl Limaeus Gregor Mendel Francis Galton Karl Landsteiner

97 Who has given the Principle of Exchange in Forensic

Science ?

Charles Darwin Edmond Locard Carl Limaeus Edmond Simon Edmond Locard

98 Who is considered as Father of Forensic Toxicology ? Mathieu Orfila Nikola Tesla Stephen Hawking Louis Pasteur Mathieu Orfila

99 A person who have experience, greater knowledge

and skill in particular field is known as expert in which

section:-

Section 45 IPC Section 45 IEA Section 245 IEA Section 32 IEA Section 245 IEA

100 Absorption elution technique is used to detect? Hairs & Fibers Human

Chromosomes

Physical Structure Blood grouping Blood grouping

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101 Who contributed significantly in the growth of Critical

Criminology?

Robert Merton E.H. Sutherland William J.

Chambliss

Cloward Ohlin William J.

Chambliss

102 In statistics, chi square tests variables are for ______ Degree of

Correlation

Significance of

relation

Level of Association Extent of

Difference

Significance of

relation

103 Which of the following is wrongly matched? Ecological theory

– Ernest W.

Burgess

Subculture theories

– Marcus Felson

Defensible space –

Oscar Newman

Routine Activity

theory –

Lawrence Cohen

Subculture theories

– Marcus Felson

104 Among the following experts, who visited India as

United Nation’s representative in the early 1950’s, to

study the Indian prisoners?

E.H. Sutherland J.J. Panakhal Marwin Wolfgang Walter C.

Reckless

Walter C. Reckless

105 In Criminological research, which of the following

data collection tool is commonly used? I. Alpha error

II. Interview schedule III. Hypothesis testing IV.

Thematic Apperception Test . Choose the correct

combination using the above codes:

I & II are correct II & III are correct III & IV are correct II & IV are correct II & IV are correct

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106 Travis Hirschi’s Theory explained criminality using

_______.

Intelligence Learning Social Bonding Self-concept Social Bonding

107 Who introduced probation service for delinquents &

first time offenders?

John Howard John Kennedy John Augustus John Ohlin John Augustus

108 Ecological study of crime was introduced &

extensively researched by ___________

Shaw & McKay Sutherland &

Cressey

Freud & Heales Mclink & Ferri Shaw & McKay

109 In statistics, standard deviation analyses __________ Association Dispersion Correlation Significance Dispersion

110 “…. Deviation and criminality are shaped by society’s

larger structure of power and institutions”. Who

formulated this perception?

Sutherland and

Cressey

Taylor, Walton and

Young

Sykes and Matza Barnes and

Teeters

Taylor, Walton and

Young

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111 Among the following, who has linked criminality with

intelligence quotient (IQ) ?

Allport H. J. Eysenck Sheldon Maslow H. J. Eysenck

112 Who among the following propounded Imitation &

Innovation Theory?

George Kelling Gabriel Tarde Robert Seidman Sheldon Glueck Gabriel Tarde

113 Concentric circle theory of ecological school was

propounded by _________

Lombroso and

Ferri

Bentham and

Beccaria

Park and Burgess Sutherland and

Cressey

Park and Burgess

114 Who authored the book “The Outsiders: studies in the

sociology of deviance” ?

John Braithwait H. S. Becker Donald Cressey Edwin Lemart H. S. Becker

115 ‘The English Convict: A Statistical Study’ was authored

by _________

Charles Goring Charles Dickens Charles Babbage Charles Darwin Charles Goring

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116 Among the following, who has linked body structure

with criminal tendency and behaviour?

Robert Merton Sheldon Sutherland John Howard Sheldon

117 The principle of ‘Lex Talionis’, is associated with

_________

Restitution Reformation Rehabilitation Retribution Retribution

118 The first centrally organized policing system was

founded in ____________

1676 (France) 1667 (Paris) 1800 (UK) 1855 (US) 1667 (Paris)

119 Who among the following explained criminal

behavior through the lens of psychoanalysis?

Jung Young Franklin Felson Jung

120 Which type of retinal cell forms the optic nerve? rods cones ganglion cells bipolar cells ganglion cells

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121 Which of the following was NOT listed as one of the

factors involved in the ability to go to sleep?

body mass body temperature serotonin levels melatonin levels body mass

122 Which of the following statements about flashbulb

memories is FALSE?

They may be

formed by the

hormones

released at

emotional

moments

They are vivid and

detailed

They are unusually

accurate

They can be

personal or

concern world

events

They are unusually

accurate

123 The phenomenon of hindsight bias is an example of

the __________ of long-term memory retrieval.

instant-replay

view

constructive-

processing view

levels-of-

processing view

misinformation

effect

constructive-

processing view

124 The __________ heuristic can be used to create and

maintain stereotypes.

availability representative insight means–end

analysis

representative

125 Which of the following is most closely associated with

Henri Fayol?

Hawthorne

Studies

Time and Motion

Study

Principles of

Management

Conformity study Principles of

Management

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126 Which perspective according to Maslow is the “third

force” in psychology?

psychoanalysis behaviorism cognitive

psychology

humanistic

psychology

humanistic

psychology

127 In which stage(s) of sleep, a person is hardest to

wake?

Stage 1 Stage 2 Stages 3 and 4 None of the

options

Stages 3 and 4

128 The use of a strong CS to create a second CS is called

__________.

spontaneous

recovery

higher-order

conditioning

extinction stimulus

generalization

higher-order

conditioning

129 _______ is an example of a primary reinforcer,

whereas _______ is an example of a secondary

reinforcer.

A candy bar; a

smiley

A gold star; money Food; a drink A gold star;

candy

A candy bar; a

smiley

130 Daljeet has just finished his essay test and handed it

over. As he walks out of the classroom, he realizes

that there were a few more things he should have

included in the essay. Daljeet’s problem is in the

memory process of __________.

encoding storage retrieval retention retrieval

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131 In the __________ theory of hypnosis, a part of the

person’s mind is not hypnotized and is fully aware of

the proceedings.

social-cognitive dissociative role-playing expectancy dissociative

132 Which of the following is NOT an example of a test

using recall?

short answer essay fill in the blanks true–false true–false

133 In the __________ model of memory, memories are

simultaneously created and stored across a mental

network.

levels-of-

processing

parallel distributed

processing

transfer-

appropriate

processing

Ecological

approach to

cognition

parallel distributed

processing

134 Method of successive approximation is suitable for

_____________ behaviour.

shaping arousing imitating inhibiting shaping

135 ‘Maximization’ and ‘selective abstraction’ are

examples of __________

Perception Maladaptive

behaviour

Stages of

regression

Faulty group

formation

Perception

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136 Wisconsin Card Sorting test measures ___________ Long-term

memory

Procedural learning Set-shifting Achievement

motive

Set-shifting

137 STEN score is used in __________ 16 PF Rorschach inkblot

test

MMPI TAT 16 PF

138 Wernicke’s aphasia is related to difficulties in

__________

Expression Comprehension Retention Recall Comprehension

139 Asperger’s disorder is a/an _____________ Affective disorder Sleep disorder Developmental

disorder

Anxiety disorder Developmental

disorder

140 Eye-movement desensitization and reprocessing is a

therapeutic technique for ________

Hallucination Post-traumatic

stress disorder

Insomnia Depression Post-traumatic

stress disorder

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141 Which among these name(s) is/are associated with

sensate focus technique?

Rogers and

Huntington

Pearl Masters and

Johnoson

Skinner Masters and

Johnoson

142 ‘All or none’ law is associated with ______ Firing of nerve

impulses

Colour vision Balancing oneself Discriminating

taste

Firing of nerve

impulses

143 Reticular Activating System plays role in

_____________

Thirst Sex Sleep and waking Hunger Sleep and waking

144 The part of the nervous system which has role in

keeping us calm and relaxed is ___________

Sympathetic

nervous system

Parasympathetic

nervous system

Hippocampus Both

sympathetic and

parasympathetic

nervous system

Parasympathetic

nervous system

145 Proficiency testing of Crime-exhibit covers the

following:

Observations Case presentation Peer review All of the

options

All of the options

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146 CRPC is related to which year? 1860 1872 1973 1873 1973

147 Dowry death is defined under which section of IPC? Section 362 Section 365 Section 302 Section 304 B Section 304 B

148 Which is the carrier Gas in GLC? Oxygen Nitrogen Hydrogen All of the

options

Nitrogen

149 In a revision of frustration-aggression theory,

Berkowitz theorized that ________

frustration

produces escape

more often than

aggression

aggression is

learned through a

modeling effect

aggressive cues can

release bottled-up

anger

frustration is

instinctive

aggressive cues can

release bottled-up

anger

150 The two principles which help explain people's rising

expectations and therefore their continuing

frustrations are _______________

displacement and

relative

deprivation

the adaptation-

level phenomenon

and displacement

displacement and

Parkinson's second

law

the adaptation-

level

phenomenon

and relative

deprivation

the adaptation-

level phenomenon

and relative

deprivation

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