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Class 12 Psychology Chapter 2 Self And Personality Quiz 5 (25 MCQs)

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1. Collective conscious consists of .....

Correct Answer: A) Shared beliefs, ideas, and moral attitudes.

2. Which technique of self-control involves rewarding behaviors with pleasant outcomes?

Correct Answer: C) Self-reinforcement.

3. Which of the following best describes a collectivist self-concept?

Correct Answer: A) A self-concept that prioritizes group identity and interdependence.

4. Which term describes the way individuals perceive themselves?

Correct Answer: D) Self-concept.

5. How does cultural identity influence self-concept?

Correct Answer: D) Cultural identity influences self-concept by shaping values, beliefs, and behaviors, affecting self-esteem and sense of belonging.

6. Which aspect of personality is responsible for moral judgment, according to Freud?

Correct Answer: C) Superego.

7. Which aspect of self is based on Bandura's social learning theory?

Correct Answer: B) Self-efficacy.

8. In personality

Correct Answer: C) Behaviour of a particular person from one situation to another remains stable.

9. When do the first elements of self start to form?

Correct Answer: C) At birth.

10. It is a more situational approach in terms of attitude because self-esteem is how we value ourselves, given the negative or positive feedback we receive.

Correct Answer: B) Self-esteem.

11. What role does family play in individualistic societies?

Correct Answer: D) Family provides emotional support and guidance while allowing for personal autonomy in individualistic societies.

12. Which of the following is a characteristic of a healthy person according to humanistic theorists?

Correct Answer: B) They are aware of their feelings and limits.

13. Which of the following best describes the concept of emotional regulation?i. The ability to suppress emotions completely.ii. The process of influencing which emotions one has, when one has them, and how one experiences and expresses these emotions.iii. Emotional regulation is only important in professional settings.iv. It can be improved through mindfulness and cognitive-behavioral techniques.

Correct Answer: B) Ii and iv.

14. What is the main purpose of personality assessment?

Correct Answer: A) To understand and predict behavior.

15. What does self-love enable a person to do?

Correct Answer: A) Accept and nurture themselves.

16. According to Freud, which part of the personality is responsible for moral judgments?

Correct Answer: A) Superego.

17. How do individualistic cultures typically define success?

Correct Answer: D) Success is defined by personal achievement and individual autonomy.

18. How do collectivist cultures approach conflict resolution?

Correct Answer: D) Collectivist cultures approach conflict resolution by prioritizing group harmony, seeking consensus, and emphasizing communication and collaboration.

19. What are some common personality traits associated with individualism?

Correct Answer: C) Self-reliance, independence, self-expression, personal freedom, individual achievement.

20. Which of the following psychologists did not suggest the existence of more than one kind ofintelligence?

Correct Answer: A) Binet.

21. Which of the following best describes the concept of self-actualization?

Correct Answer: A) Achieving one's full potential.

22. According to the text, personality is influenced by which of the following?

Correct Answer: A) Both biological makeup and environmental influence.

23. It is the development where they learn about how they organize their minds, ideas and thoughts to make sense of the world.

Correct Answer: B) Intellectual Management.

24. What do self and personality refer to?

Correct Answer: D) All of the above.

25. In this method, personality is judged by the size and shape of the skull which is then translated into corresponding characteristics

Correct Answer: C) Phrenology.

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