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Question 1
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How would you define social context?
a. Social context refers to the motivation to engage in a behavior arises from within the individual.
b. Social context refers to the specific motivation-hygiene theory.
c. Social context refers to the specific circumstances or broader environment that serve as a social framework for individual 
and interpersonal behavior.
d. Social context refers to the specific refers to behavior that is driven by external rewards.
Your answer is correct.
The correct answer is:

Social context refers to the specific circumstances or broader environment that serve as a social framework for individual and
interpersonal behavior.
Question 2
Correct
What is the focus of health psychologists?
a. Health psychologists work with factors that influence health, aiming to improve overall well-being and reduce illness.
b. Health psychologists work with factors that influence physiological, safety, social, esteem, and self-actualization.
c. Health psychologists work with factors that influence how biological, psychological, and environmental variables contribute
to motivation.
d. Health psychologists work with factors that influence fear, disgust, anger, surprise, happiness, and sadness.

Health psychologists work with factors that influence health, aiming to improve overall well-being and reduce illness.
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Question 3
Correct
Which of the following is a healthy way to manage and prevent conflicts?
a. Encouraging open communication and addressing issues proactively
b. Engaging in aggressive behaviors to assert dominance
c. Blaming others and refusing to take responsibility for one's actions
d. Avoiding all forms of disagreement and conflict

Encouraging open communication and addressing issues proactively
Question 4
Correct
Which of the following is an example of self-regulation failure?
a. Avoiding unhealthy temptations
b. Giving in to anger and reacting impulsively
c. Staying focused on a task despite distractions
d. Being consistent with healthy habits

Giving in to anger and reacting impulsively
Question 5
Correct
How can stress management techniques help prevent illness?
a. Stress management techniques are only useful during stressful situations, not for overall wellness
b. Stress management techniques have no effect on illness prevention
c. Stress management can help reduce the risk of developing stress-related health conditions
d. Stress management is only beneficial for mental health, not physical health

Stress management can help reduce the risk of developing stress-related health conditions
Question 6
Correct
What is identity?
a. The cognitive process of using emotional reactions as proof, despite contrary evidence.
b. An individual's understanding of themselves as a distinct entity.
c. The social understanding of themselves as a distinct entity.
d. A person's perception of their relationship with the world.

An individual's understanding of themselves as a distinct entity.
Question 7
Correct
How would you define a group?
a. A group is an association of people who interact in joint activities, forming interpersonal relationships and working 
towards common goals.
b. People who strive to achieve a common goal.
c. A group is an association of people who interact in joint conflict, forming interpersonal filings and realization of needs.
d. A group is an association of people who interact in joint conflict, forming interpersonal filings and working towards common
goals.

A group is an association of people who interact in joint activities, forming interpersonal relationships and working towards common
goals.
Question 8
Correct
Which of the following conflict resolution strategies focuses on finding a solution that satisfies both parties' needs?
a. Avoidance
b. Competition
c. Accommodation
d. Collaboration

Collaboration
Question 9
Correct
What is the role of self-awareness in self-regulation?
a. Self-awareness has no influence on self-regulation
b. Self-awareness only pertains to understanding others, not oneself
c. Self-awareness allows individuals to identify their emotions and triggers
d. Self-awareness helps individuals avoid self-regulation altogether

Self-awareness allows individuals to identify their emotions and triggers
Question 10
Correct
Which of the following is an example of an interpersonal conflict?
a. A clash between two countries over political ideologies
b. A dispute between two coworkers over a project deadline
c. Internal struggles and insecurities within an individual
d. Disagreement with oneself over personal values

A dispute between two coworkers over a project deadline
Question 11
Correct
Which of the following factors can hinder self-regulation?
a. Lack of sleep and fatigue
b. Engaging in regular exercise
c. Having a strong support system
d. Practicing mindfulness and meditation

Lack of sleep and fatigue
Question 12
Correct
Which of the following is a characteristic of individuals with strong self-regulation skills?
a. Easily getting distracted and losing focus
b. Persisting in the face of challenges and setbacks
c. Reliance on external factors for motivation and direction
d. Acting impulsively without considering the consequences

Persisting in the face of challenges and setbacks
Question 13
Correct
In their work, many health psychologists specifically focus on what aspect?
a. Many health psychologists concentrate on refers to behavior that is driven by external rewards.
b. Many health psychologists concentrate on the motivation to engage in a behavior arises from within the individual.
c. Many health psychologists concentrate on helping individuals prevent health problems before they occur.
d. Many health psychologists concentrate on motivation-hygiene theory.

Many health psychologists concentrate on helping individuals prevent health problems before they occur.
Question 14
Correct
How can stress impact physical health?
a. It has no effect on physical health
b. It can reverse the aging process and increase longevity
c. It can improve physical strength and endurance
d. It can weaken the immune system and increase the risk of illness

It can weaken the immune system and increase the risk of illness
Question 15
Partially correct
Karim, who is tall and has an athletic physique, has been interested in beautiful accessories and repurposing old items since
childhood. He has found success in his passion. However, his decision to pursue a career as a designer has led to his father's
disapproval and refusal to communicate with him. Determine the type of conflict (there are several possible answers)
a. between a person and a group
b. interpersona
c. social
d. intrapersonal
Your answer is partially correct.
You have correctly selected 1.

The correct answers are:
social,
interpersona
Question 16
Correct
Malika, a girl from an ordinary family, stood out from birth with her distinct appearance. Her sweet face, straight and thick hair, always
tidy and amiable demeanor, greatly irritated her classmates. In response, they created negative situations for her and attempted to
demean her in front of others. She struggled with this, often crying and dealing with her pain in solitude. Determine the type of
conflict (there are several possible answers)
a. social
b. interpersonal
c. between a person and a group
d. intrapersonal

intrapersonal ,
between a person and a group
Question 17
Correct
Can stress contribute to the development of chronic diseases?
a. Stress can increase the risk of developing conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, and depression
b. Stress has no impact on chronic diseases
c. Stress can only contribute to acute, short-term illnesses
d. Chronic stress diseases are not influenced by stress

Stress can increase the risk of developing conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, and depression
Question 18
Correct
Passing by the hall, one could hear the monotonous delivery of information. Artem was on stage, presenting in front of a large
audience for the first time. The experience was daunting for him. However, Artem's biggest disappointment came from noticing that
almost no one was paying attention to his presentation. What mistakes did Artyom make without using communication tools? (there
are several possible answers)
a. Voice and intonation.
b. The use of verbal communication.
c. The use of non-verbal communication.
d. Focus on one direction of information perception.
e. Visual reinforcement.

Visual reinforcement. ,
The use of non-verbal communication. ,
Voice and intonation. ,
Focus on one direction of information perception.
Question 19
Correct
What is neuroticism?
a. Excitability, sociability, talkativeness, assertiveness, and high amounts of emotional expressiveness.
b. A trait characterized by sadness, moodiness, and emotional instability.
c. The study of mind and behavior.
d. Characteristic patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that make a person unique.

A trait characterized by sadness, moodiness, and emotional instability.
Question 20
Correct
What is the primary method used in psychoanalytic therapy?
a. Free association and dream analysis
b. Behavioral modification techniques
c. Cognitive restructuring
d. Systematic desensitization

Free association and dream analysis
Question 21
Correct
What is a conflict?
a. A situation in which two or more parties have interesting interests, needs, or goals
b. A situation in which two or more parties have posing interests, needs, or goals
c. A situation in which two or more parties have abnormal interests, needs, or goals
d. A situation in which two or more parties have opposing interests, needs, or goals

A situation in which two or more parties have opposing interests, needs, or goals
Question 22
Correct
How would you define social influence?
a. The study of the basic theories, principles, and methods of psychology, which is the study of the mind.
b. Norms and rules imposed by society stereotypes.
c. The pattern of relationships between and among individuals and social groups.
d. The structure of a culture or society especially as constituted in a stabilized network of rules of descent and residence.

The pattern of relationships between and among individuals and social groups.
Question 23
Correct
What is the role of empathy in conflict resolution?
a. Ignoring the emotions and needs of the other party
b. Understanding and acknowledging the emotions and perspectives of the other party
c. Focusing solely on one's own perspective and interests
d. Manipulating the emotions of the other party to gain an advantage

Understanding and acknowledging the emotions and perspectives of the other party
Question 24
Correct
People who are known for being independent, self-reliant, and self-sufficient tend to have which personality trait?
a. Agreeable
b. Independent
c. Introverted
d. Extroverted

Independent
Question 25
Correct
How can conflict be defined?
a. Conflict refers to more than one person communicating to a group or many people interacting together.
b. Conflict refers to the transmission of information, which may be by verbal (oral or written) or nonverbal means.
c. Conflict refers to the motivation to engage in a behavior arises from within the individual.
d. Conflict refers to the occurrence of mutually antagonistic or opposing forces, including events, behaviors, desires, 
attitudes, and emotions.

Conflict refers to the occurrence of mutually antagonistic or opposing forces, including events, behaviors, desires, attitudes, and
emotions.
Question 26
Correct
Which of the following is an example of a win-win solution in conflict resolution?
a. Both parties collaborate and find a solution that satisfies their interests
b. Both parties compromise and partially achieve their goals
c. One party completely gives in to the demands of the other party
d. The conflict is left unresolved, with no action taken

Both parties collaborate and find a solution that satisfies their interests
Question 27
Correct
What is a conflict?
a. A situation in which two or more parties have interesting interests, needs, or goals
b. A situation in which two or more parties have opposing interests, needs, or goals
c. A situation in which two or more parties have abnormal interests, needs, or goals
d. A situation in which two or more parties have posing interests, needs, or goals

A situation in which two or more parties have opposing interests, needs, or goals
Question 28
Correct
Madiar is a self-sufficient adult man who holds a high position and is, for his age, a successful, loving father and husband. He was
once excited to attend a school reunion, happy to see both teachers and classmates. However, his mood changed when everyone
began reminiscing about his school-year antics, poor grades, and the girls he had offended, who still remembered his mistakes and
hadn't forgiven them. Madiar felt deeply ashamed, found it hard to lift his head, stopped smiling, and wished to leave the gathering
as soon as possible, hoping never to see any of his classmates or teachers again. What role does Madiar play according to Karpman's
theory? (there are several possible answers)
a. Victim
b. Rescuer
c. Adult
d. Persecutor

Persecutor
Question 29
Correct
What is self-care?
a. To rely on others to meet their needs to maintain psychological health
b. Focusing solely on work and productivity in well-being
c. Ignoring one's own needs and prioritizing others
d. Taking care of one's physical, mental, and emotional well-being

Taking care of one's physical, mental, and emotional well-being
Question 30
Incorrect
What factors play a leading role in the formation of conflict situations?
a. Words, Reflect, Actions
b. Values 
c. Reservoir of feelings
d. Conflict genes
Your answer is incorrect.

Conflict genes
Question 31
Incorrect
Alina walked into the coffee shop, ordered her coffee, and sat down to wait for it. When she received her coffee, she noticed it lacked
the personal touch she was used to, missing the favorite hearts on her coffee and the usual good day wishes from the barista.
Disappointed, she began to vocally criticize the coffee shop's service, calling the coffee terrible and lamenting the awful location. She
expressed her dissatisfaction loudly, not just to the staff but also to other patrons in the coffee shop. What role does Alina play
according to Karpman's theory? (there are several possible answers)
a. Persecutor
b. Victor 
c. Victim
d. Rescuer
e. Visitor
Your answer is incorrect.

Victim
Question 32
Correct
Aisulu, known among her friends for her expressive gestures, often communicated her thoughts through actions when words fell
short, making her stand out. However, after being admitted to the Faculty of Journalism, her professors unanimously expressed the
opinion that she had no future in television journalism. Why do teachers think so? (there are several possible answers)
a. In TV journalism, great emphasis is placed on voice and intonation in communicating with the audience.
b. In TV journalism, a lot of emphasis is placed on appearance in communication.
c. In TV journalism, a lot of emphasis is placed on verbal communication.
d. In TV journalism, a lot of emphasis is placed on the goal and the possibilities of aspiration.
e. In TV journalism, a lot of emphasis is placed on non-verbal communication.

In TV journalism, a lot of emphasis is placed on verbal communication.
Question 33
Correct
What term refers to the characteristic attitudes and behaviors of a particular group within society, such as a profession, social class, or
age group?
a. Stress
b. Culture
c. Philosophy
d. Medicine

Culture
Question 34
Correct
How does self-regulation differ from self-control?
a. Self-control refers to controlling others, while self-regulation is about controlling oneself
b. Self-regulation and self-control are unrelated concepts in psychology
c. Self-regulation involves managing one's thoughts, emotions, and behavior, while self-control is limited to behavior 
management
d. Self-regulation and self-control are synonymous terms

Self-regulation involves managing one's thoughts, emotions, and behavior, while self-control is limited to behavior management
Question 35
Correct
What elements are always present in a conflict situation?
a. The act of conveying information without the use of words.
b. In psychology, the mind in its totality, as distinguished from the physical organism.
c. The transmission of information, which may be by verbal (oral or written) or nonverbal means.
d. The presence of subjects of a probable collision and its object.

The presence of subjects of a probable collision and its object.
Question 36
Correct
What does the social environment encompass?
a. The social environment includes subjective, evaluative, and independent of the sensations, thoughts, or images evoking
them.
b. The social environment includes characterizing an approach based on the belief that a psychological component operates in
the cause of somatic disturbances.
c. The social environment includes all the elements and factors within our community that shape social interactions and 
relationships.
d. The social environment includes any one of a set of behaviors exhibited by gregarious, communal social species, including
cooperation, affiliation, altruism and so on.

The social environment includes all the elements and factors within our community that shape social interactions and relationships.
Question 37
Correct
Which emotions did Paul Eckman suggest in 1972?
a. Fear, disgust, anger, surprise, happiness, and sadness.
b. Stress, anxiety, depression, fear, disgust, anger.
c. Embarrassment, excitement, contempt, shame, pride, satisfaction, and amusement.
d. Ear, disgust, anger, stress, anxiety, depression.

Fear, disgust, anger, surprise, happiness, and sadness.
Question 38
Correct
What does humanism embrace?
a. The ability to perceive, control, and evaluate emotions.
b. Characteristic patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that make a person unique.
c. Special characteristics of highly intelligent primates.
d. The concepts of self, self-esteem, self-actualization, and free will.

The concepts of self, self-esteem, self-actualization, and free will.
Question 39
Correct
How would you describe the role of health psychologists?
a. Health psychologists are primarily focused on educating determines your competencies and individual capacities.
b. Health psychologists are primarily focused on educating on understanding how personality develops as well as the patterns
of thoughts, behaviors, and characteristics that make each individual unique.
c. Health psychologists are primarily focused on educating individuals about their health and well-being, making them well- 
suited to address the growing demand in this area.
d. Health psychologists are primarily focused on educating basic theories, principles and methods of psychology.

Health psychologists are primarily focused on educating individuals about their health and well-being, making them well-suited to
address the growing demand in this area.
Question 40
Partially correct
Every time Harry came home, he was quick to express his resentment towards his aunt and uncle. Even though they took him in after
his parents' death, he never felt at home with them. Instead, they became a negative presence in his life. Determine the type of
conflict (there are several possible answers)
a. between a person and a group
b. intrapersonal
c. interpersonal
d. social
Your answer is partially correct.
You have correctly selected 1.

interpersonal,
between a person and a group
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How would you define social context?

b. Social context refers to the specific motivation-hygiene theory.

Your answer is correct.

The correct answer is:

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What is the focus of health psychologists?

Your answer is correct.

The correct answer is:

Mark 1.00 out of 1.00

Which of the following is a healthy way to manage and prevent conflicts?

a. Encouraging open communication and addressing issues proactively

b. Engaging in aggressive behaviors to assert dominance

c. Blaming others and refusing to take responsibility for one's actions

d. Avoiding all forms of disagreement and conflict

Your answer is correct.

The correct answer is:

Mark 1.00 out of 1.00

Which of the following is an example of self-regulation failure?

a. Avoiding unhealthy temptations

b. Giving in to anger and reacting impulsively

c. Staying focused on a task despite distractions

d. Being consistent with healthy habits

Your answer is correct.

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How can stress management techniques help prevent illness?

b. Stress management techniques have no effect on illness prevention

Your answer is correct.

The correct answer is:

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b. An individual's understanding of themselves as a distinct entity.

c. The social understanding of themselves as a distinct entity.

d. A person's perception of their relationship with the world.

Your answer is correct.

The correct answer is:

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How would you define a group?

b. People who strive to achieve a common goal.

Your answer is correct.

The correct answer is:

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What is the role of self-awareness in self-regulation?

a. Self-awareness has no influence on self-regulation

b. Self-awareness only pertains to understanding others, not oneself

c. Self-awareness allows individuals to identify their emotions and triggers

d. Self-awareness helps individuals avoid self-regulation altogether

Your answer is correct.

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Which of the following is an example of an interpersonal conflict?

a. A clash between two countries over political ideologies

b. A dispute between two coworkers over a project deadline

c. Internal struggles and insecurities within an individual

d. Disagreement with oneself over personal values

Your answer is correct.

The correct answer is:

Mark 1.00 out of 1.00