List of top Questions asked in CUET (PG)

An Action Potential is accompanied by: (1) Cell's interior becoming positive (22) Cell's interior becoming negative (3) Change from gray matter to white matter (4) Change from white matter to gray matter

Which of the following structures is not part of the central core of the human brain?

Which of the following describes the path of a neural impulse from the sense organs to the brain? (A).Optic Nerve (B).Receptor Cells (C).Ganglion Cells (D).Bipolar Cells Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Your weekly visit to your psychoanalyst begins with instructions to "say whatever comes into your mind." Which technique is being used by the psychoanalyst?

Parul remembers things from the past very well but cannot incorporate present events into her memory. She is suffering from:

What is a common symptom of neurosis?

A sudden and extreme disturbance of memory in which individuals wander off, adopt a new identity, and are unable to recall their own past is known as:

What kind of psychologist would be most likely to conduct a study of challenges in problem-solving skills with increasing age?

Which of the following best describes Erikson’s developmental theory?

Harry Harlow’s study on baby monkeys indicates that attachment formation is related to:

A parent who fails to set firm limits on age-appropriate behavior required for a young child would be using which parenting style?

A child whose actions are motivated by an avoidance of punishment shows which level of moral development?

Match List I with List II:

LIST I(Theory)		LIST II(Scholar)
A	Psychosexual Perspectives	I	Erikson
B	Psychosocial Theory	II	Festinger
C	Moral Development Theory	III	Freud
D	Cognitive Dissonance Theory	IV	Kohlberg

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Match List I with List II:

LIST I (Erikson’s Developmental Task)		LIST II (Developmental Stage)
A	Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt	I	Late Adulthood
B	Initiative vs. Guilt	II	Toddler
C	Generativity vs. Stagnation	III	Early Childhood
D	Ego Integrity vs. Despair	IV	Middle Adulthood

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Conscious forcing of desires or thoughts out of consciousness is called:

“Personality is fixed in the early years of life and subject to little change thereafter.” This view is known as:

When Libido is attached to or invested in an object, it is known as:

Excessive competitive drive even when it is unnecessary, is observed in which of the following types of personality?

Ravi believes that experiences throughout his life continually change his personality. Which theorist would probably not agree with this?

Central Traits, Cardinal Traits, and Secondary Traits were prominent in the trait theory of:

Match List I with List II:

LIST I(Defense Mechanism)		LIST II(Basic Nature)
A	Repression	I	Retreating to an earlier period of life
B	Regression	II	Forgetting unacceptable thoughts or impulses
C	Projection	III	Redirecting an emotional response from a dangerous object to a safer one
D	Displacement	IV	Transferring unacceptable motives or impulses to others

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The characteristics of a fully functioning person are:
(A) Aware of all experiences
(B) Able to face difficulties
(C) Inhibited and not free to make choices
(D) Adapt to the changing environmental conditions
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What can be calculated by comparing the performance of those who have obtained very low test scores with those who have obtained very high test scores?

Which of the following is least likely to be included in a Binet intelligence test?

Unlike the Stanford-Binet, the Wechsler test provides: