JEPAS(PG)-2020 1 in Clinical Psychology (M. Phil CP)-2020 Subject: M. PI Duration: 90 minutes Full Marks: 100 Instructions L. All questions are of objective type having four answer options for each. Only one option is, correct. Correct answer will carry full marks 1, In case of incorrect answer or any combination of more than one answer, % mark will be deducted. 2. Questions must be answered on OMR sheet by darkening the appropriate bubble marked A.B, Cor D. 3. Use only Black/Blue ball point pen to mark the answer by complete filling up of the respective bubbles, 4. Mark the answers only in the space provided. Do not make any stray mark on the OMR 5. Write your roll number carefully in the specified locations of the OMR. Also fill appropriate bubbles. 6. Write your name (jn block letter), name of the examination centre and put your full signature in appropriate boxes in the OMR. 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Hand over the OMR to the invigilator before leaving the Examination HallM.Phil nical Psychology (M, Phil CP)-2020M. Phil i 1) Emotional responses toa traumatic event are most directly under the control of the a) somatic nervous system. )_ central nervous system c). autonomic nervous system 9} cerebral conex 2)Withagingthereisadectineof intelligence, butnotof___jntelligence. a) Muid; xe bj fixed: tia ©) uid; eystalized 4) crystallizes: lui 3)Porteus developed an early performance test based on: a) Bock design b) mazes ©) non-verbal cues d)_ drawing people. 4) The function of mass communication of plying information regarding the processes, issues, events and societal developments is known as a) Content supply b) ©) Gratification, 1d) Correlation 5) A youn learns that Daddy has wo legs, spectacles, and isa bit balding. One day on strtet, while passing a balding man,the child says “Daddy”. This is a case of 8) Using an algorithm, 'b) Using a semantic logarithm ©) Extending a morphene, 6) Overseneralizing al Psychology (M. Phil CP)-2020 6) In how many ditferent ways can the leters of ‘the word ‘LEADING’ be arranged in such a way that the vowels always come together? .a)360 )480. ) 720. 4) 5040. 7)A physical stimulus is converted intoa neural impulse by a process knownas a) Transposition. 1b) Transaction. ¢) Transduction. gj Transition, 8) A student is trying to solve a problem ‘without the help of his teacher, The teacher must 2) Advise his student to seek assistance from his friends. bb) Be attentive towards his student c) Rebuke his student fr his foolish act. 4d) Appreciate his personal efforts 9) theory maximizedand ‘theory minimized the role of the unconscious. 2) Trait; humanistic, ) Psychoanalytic; behaviorist ) Psychoanalytic; numanistic. ¢) Trait: behavionst a clinical subscale of MMPI- 40) Which is a) Masculinity- feminity, ) Psychopathie deviate ¢) Social Introversion, 4) Schizotypal414) Which of the following statements correctly descrivesthegeneralfincingsofetusies examining treatment of childhood anxiety? a) CBT and sertraline are not significant 7 different in terms of efficacy. a ui 2) CBT improves outcome in around 60% of ©). CBT and sertraline combined produce the best outeome 9) Allofthe above 412) The Deviation IQ is based on thenotion of ‘) delinquency as a factor affectingthe development of intelligence. b)_ mental age versus chronologicalage ©) az-score, d)_ verbal versus performance scores. 43) Fromtheperspective of Erik Erikson, lifestages are important because a) each involves @ crisis or dilemma, beach signals a new stage of tive cevelepmert. Js an expression of Biological programming, 4) their failure to appear is evidence of psychopathology. °) 14) Mateh each non parametric test withthe data itis suited for. A. Kruskal-Wallis test 1) Nom parametric alternative to theone-way ANOVA with repeated measures BL Mann Whitney imcasures test of dependency C. Wilcoxon signed ranks iil) O ANOVA. unequal sample size D. Fried man iv) Compare differences between two independent groups ii) Repeated a) Alii), Biv), Cuil), Dad, b) Av. 80).CUD, DID, 6) Adi, BGILE (i, DE, 4} Ati), Bri, CG, DE), a consider as the main aim of nary research? 15) What do interdise {a} Tobring out holistic approach toresearch 'b) Toreduce the emphasis of single subjectin esearch domaia, 6). Toover simplify the problem ofresearch 4g} Tocteate a new trend ineesearch methodology in Clinical Psychology (M. Phil CP)-2020 16) Basic speech sounds are called ‘a) morphemes, b) syllables. ) phonemes. d) syntax 17) Which of the following types of aeceptance is ist critical and pervasive to the long-range ‘emotional health of a child? a) Peet by Sibting, oc) Self 4) Vocational 18) Mateh List- with List-If and choose the correct answer fron the code given below. Liste A. Historical method B. Survey method C. Philosophical method D. Experimental method List-Il 1. Past events 2. Vision 3. Present events 44. Exceptional eases 5. Future action aJA-1. B3, C-2, D-S, b)A-1, B-2. C-4, D. 19) REM sleep behavior is associated with ‘movements, occasionally violent, during sleep, sometimes characterized 2s “acting out dreams". What normal feature of REM sleep, isabsent in individuals with this disorder? a) Atonia, ) Rapid eye movements, ©) High frequency, low 6} Penile erections in males. 20) Which of the following neurological disorders is associated with a deficiency of acetylcholine? 2) Alzheimer's Disease. ») Parkinson's Disease. ¢} Wernicke’s Aphasia 6) Autism. Pagessit?21) Most current Alzheimer treatments work by alteringlevels ofwhichneurotransmiter? a) Dopamine, b) GABA ©) Noradrenatine 9}. Acetylcholine 22) As one moves from external stimulus to motor response, which of thefollowing constitutes as aceurate sequential pattern? 9) Afferent nerve-interneuron-cfferent nerve, b)_Efferent nerve-intemeuron-afferent nerve. ©) Afferent nerve-efTerentnerve-neural ‘modulator. 4) Efferent nervewafferentnerve-neural modulator 23) a subprocessof _ '@) psychological testing, observation, )_ psychoiogical testing, interviewing )_ interviewing: psycholagical assessment. d)_ psychological assessment; observation 24) The quality of teaching is reMected in a) The attendance of students in the class, bb) The pass percentage of the students. ©} The quality ofthe questions asked bythe 4) The period of silence maintained inthe class 25)'The principle function of myelin isto fa). Increase the amount of neurotransmitter released into 2 synapse. b)_ Decrease the distance of the synapticcteft €) Increase the rate of propagation of an action potential g)_ Increase the amplitude of an action potential il in Clinical Psychology (M. Phil CP)-2020 26) Griof refersto a) the period of emotional adjustment that follows the death of a loved one b) the intense emotional state that folows the death of a over friend, of relative. ©) the period during which a person soos. dazed or numb and shows litle emotion. ) demoralization and discouragement. 27) Mutism,soll-destructive behavior, andecholalia, are symptomsof 2) childhood autism, bo) anorexia nervosa. ) ADHD. 0) dyslexia 28) Unconditional positive regards partof what therapy? a) logotherany. 'b) psychoanalysis ) Gestalt therapy. 4) ciont-centered therapy. 29) In operant conditioning, the reinforcer ‘occurs the responce, andinclassical ‘conditioning, toccurs, a) aGer, before bj aGer.aGer. ) before; before di before; aGer, 30) Othello Syndrome is a syndrome characterized by 4) Pasholopical drinking, b} Pathological jealosy 1) Over concern 4) Condition in w sn imposter, Petfectess of bodily Features. ch family member is thought ss Page:s/12M. Phil in Clinical Psychology (M. Phil CP)-2020 31) What proportion of scores in anormal distribution lie above az score of 1? a) 50 percent b) 16 percent ©) 28 percent d) 10 percent 32) The so-called eritical period in prenatal development is the a) Germinal stage. 'b)_ Embryonic stave. co) Zygotie st 4) Mucotic st 33)'The somatosensory area of cortexis, responsible for our sense of a) Taste b). Sight ¢) Hearing 4d) Touch, 34) Which of the following is the most important characteristic of research procedure? aj Communicability b). Generalizability }. Replicability. 4d) Object 36) Which of the following is the most important dimension in the reference to the qualitative research’? a) Newness and originality b}. Clearity on the basis of objectivity ©}, Technical practicability 4) Context 26) Which ofthe followingis NOT consideredtobea ‘cardinal feature o Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)? 1a) Eccentric’ behaviour marked by odd paliems of thinking and communication 'b} An enduring pattern of instability in personal relationships c)A lack of a well-defined and stable self-image <6) Ragular and unpredictable changes in mood Brptch List-l with List-Hl and select the correet answer from the cade given below: List (Interviews) List-II (Meaning) ty approach erviews 18 the questions to beanswered interviews. 3. Individual life experience D, Clinical interviews, 4. Pree determined que 5. Non directive ajA-4. Bel, 38) What hormone, secreted by th inereases when periods of dar} and promotes feelings of drowsiness? 2a) Testosterone, b) Melatonin. €) Conisol 6) Epinephrine, 39) Out of 7 consonants and 4 vowels, how many words of 3 consonants and 2 vowels ean be formed? a) 210. ) 1050, ©) 25200, 21400, 40) During which stage of steep are EE recordings most similar to those during alert, awake periods, giving this stage the informal name “paradoxical sleep”? a) Stage | b) Stage 2 ©) Stage 3 9) REM sleep. Pagesii2M. Phil 41) The presentation ofanaversivestimulusorthe removal of apositive stimulus are both examples of )_-negative reinforcement. b)_ punishment. ¢)_ positive reinforcement 4d) secondary reinforcement 42) Suhr canbe svantagnoo when ree 2) Moy tee to workout mer peters in OE Nae os nares 0 Pee ccs b) Hay need comin topo tom ober 2) ay enue neapit re oy seare gear Allof the above ‘obstacle in communication process is led? Encroachment Plumpness Noise Inner process, ‘44 Which of the following is not information provided in DSMAV-TR? 2) Essentiat features of the disorder. bb) Associated features ©) Alist of symptoms that must be present for diagnosis, d)_ Information on treatment options. 45) Mommy show her boy five black and three white marbles and ask him "Are there more marbles or more black marbles?” he replied "More black ones!" oan. according t0 Piaget, child is in, 8) Pre-operational stage. b) Concrete operational stage. ). Formal operational stage 4). None of the above. in Clinical Psychology (M. Phil CP)-2020 48) Which of the following is amature defense mechanism? a) Altruism, b) Intellectualisation ) Repression. 4) Rationalisation, 47) Mediated intea-personal communicationean be seen in writing- a) Letter to friends, )A personal diary. ¢) A meme to subordinates. 4) Reports for internal circulation inan ‘organization, £48) Which ofthe following has beon associated with ‘conductdisorderinadolescence? a) Criminal behaviour leading to a prison sentence, b) Psychosis. Cc) Antisocial personality disorder 0) All ofthe above, 49) Which ofthe following is false- social anxiety- a) is linked to genetic factor. b) Is inked to over protective parenting Cc) is more likely to manifest in adult hood. ) may results from early experience of shame. 60) OF the following individuals, the one who is credited as being one of the founders of social psychology is 2a) Norman Triplet b) Kenneth Gergen ‘¢) David Sears <) Harry Triandis Pape:7/12M.Phil (Clinical Psychology), 2020 - SET:A 51) The auditory nerve, which transmits information from the ear to the brain, is an example of an a) Afferent nerve. bb). Efferent ©) Autonomic. 4) Analgesic. '52) Which of the following statements is correct? a) In research, objectives can be wordedin question form, 2) In researc, abjetives can be wordedin ©). Objectives are to be stated in chapter I of the thesis 4) All ofthe above. '83) According to Gould, a"crisis of questions, "where ‘an individual ponders the meaning of ite, oceurs during a). adolescence b)_ early adulthood (¢), middle aduithaos. 4) old age. 54) Which one of the following options are the ‘main tasks of research in modern society? |. To keep pace with the advancementin Knowledge fi, To discover new things ‘Towrite a critique on the earlier writings iv, Tosystematically examine anderitically analyze the investigations/sources with objcetivity a) ivi Db) iii ©) ii. 4) iat. iv 55)A person who has an extreme lack of self ‘confidence and whe allows others to run is orher issaidtohavea(n) personality a) antisocial b) narcissistic. }_ paranoia. 4d) dependent £66) Delusions shared hetween two closely connected persons ie alsa known as a) Derealization b) Dajan 6) Deia entencs 4) Folica deus 657) Effectiveness of teaching depends on a) Quali b) Personality ofteacher. ¢) Handwriting of teacher. d) Subject understanding of tion of teacher. 58) Which one of the following measuresis to make research more ethical ? aj Informed consent b) Pilot study ) Government regulation. d)All the above '59) Functional analysis s a therapy based on: ‘a) Classical conditioning 'b) Humanistic principies <) Operant conditioning 4) Psychodynamic principles 660) Which of the following changes is not caused by activity of the sympathetic nervous system? a) Dilation of pupil bb) Decrease in digestive secretions ) Acceleration of heart action 4) Allof the above are caused by activity of the sympathetic nervous system,M.Phil (Clinical Psychology), 2020 - SET:A 61) Insouth and cast Asia, aman may experience Koro, whichis 2) anxiety about his penis receding into his body. ) insanity ©) depression 4d} schizophrenia, 62) Whichofthe following statements is TRUE? 8) Schizophrenia makes people violent b)_ Ifyou hear voices or hold delusional beliefs you have schizophrenia, ©). Siblings of people who are diagnosed wih schizophrenia are more likely to Suffer mental health problems in their Ifotime 4d} People with a diagnosis of schizophrenia are more likely to commit murder than their non- schizophrenic peer group. 63) Identify the TRUE statement, a) The main purpose of training is toequip candidate with specific skill. b) Teaching can be done without indoctrination but indoctrination is not ossibie without teaching ¢) Instruction does not involve an interaction between the teacher and the learner. ¢) All the above. 64) TheMMPI measures which of thefollowing? a) Mood. 'b). Physical concerns. ©) Social attudes. 9) Allof the above. 65) In which of the following ways a theory is not different from a belier? 8) Antecedent-consequent b). Acceptability co) Veritiabitity 9) Demonstratabiliy 66) An elderly acquaintance of yours has suffered from partial blindness since she had a stroke. Apparently thestroke damaged her 2) occipital lobe, b) parietal lobe ©) temporal lobes. 4d) reticular formation. 67) Some proverbs/idioms are given below together with their meanings, Choose th ‘correct meaning of proverb/idiom, If thera is fo correct meaning given, To keeps one's temper 2) Tebecome hungry b) Tobe in goos mood cc) Topreserve anes energy. 4) Tone alcot rom, 68) Projective tests originated from a) Freud's idea that all behaviour was caused by unconscious motvvational effects bb) Jung's theory of psychological types. ©) the attempt to develop tests that didnot rely on language. <) accidentally spilling ink on a test booklet 69) Which of the following is not a characteristic research? 8) Research is systematic. bb) Rescarch is not a process. ¢) Research is problem-oriented d) Research is nor inactive, 70) Pia sees Arsi make a strong speech against legalized gambling, She learns that Arsi had free choice to make a speech on any issue she chose, and Pia knows that most of the students in Arsi's class are in favor of legalized gambling. Pia infers that Arsi truly is opposed 10 legalized gambling. This is most consistent with a) the self b) the correspondent inference theory ¢) the fundamental attribution error 9) the false-consensus effectM.Phil (Clinical Psychology), 2020 - SET:A 174) Counterconditioning isan exposure therapy technique whichinvolves: 2) Leaming that one negative event may be linked f0 anatier 'b) Exposing the ciient to the feared stimulus ©) Learning that an event or situation is no Iogear iieatening ) Helping the cient to see that their behavigur is counterproductive 72) One of the ess saracteristicsof research is 3). Replicability b) Generalizabitity c) Usability a) Object 73) Lifetime prevalence rate of ocdis — a) 2.5% b) 1% 0) 45% d) less than 1%, 74) Faulty learning involves: 1). Acquiing psychological disorders through » psarsoRBS Mcncace . ») Acquiring peychologicalczorders trough ©) Acquiting psychological disorders by oxposurd fo dverswe stimu 9) Allof the above 75) Which of the following bodily patterns does ‘not typically aecompany dreaming activity? a) A distinctive FPG pattern. b)_ Rapid eye movements } High levels of cerebral blood level 9) Higher levels of general muscle activity 76) Which ofthe following defines Beck's cognitive twiad? a) Negative beliefs about self, world and future 'b) Negative belies about self, world and others ©) Negative beliefs about self, others and future 6) Negative beliefs about present, past, and future. ™ isthestudy ofthemeaningofwords andlanguage a) Linguistics. b) Encoding ) Semantics 4) Syntax. 78) Type Aand Type 8 Personality are associated with ‘which personality inventory? 4) Self-Directed Search bb) Jenkins Actvity Survey ) Myers-Briggs g) MMPL2 79) The irstintelligencetestwas developed by 2) Binet and Simon, ) Spearman ) Stanford and Binet 4) Terman and Wechsler. 80) Find the odd man out 3,8,14,44,17, 24 a2 b)17, } 14 a3M.Phil (Clinical Psychology), 2020 - SET:A 81) Pick out the most effective word{s) from the given words to fill n the blank to make the ‘sentence meaningfully complete. Fate smiles......those who untiingly grapple with stark realities of life. a) with b) over ©) on ) round £82) The Stroop olor-Wordinterference Testis usually usedas atest of a) verbal fluency, )_ visual perception 46. ) memory. 4d} attention, 83) The correct sequence of stages of research is a) Problem selection, datacollection, statement of hypothesis. b) Date collection, problem selection, statement of hypothesis, data analysis ) Problem selection, hypothesis statement. data collection, data analysis. d) Hypothesis statement, problem selection, data collection, data analysis. 84) Newborns a), Prefer facial images to mixed, facial elements bb) Habituate almost instantly to novelstimuli ©) Have 20°40 eyesight 4) Have depth perception, 85) Separation anxiety occurs when the newborn a) 1 t02 months old b) 3 t04 months old ©) 8 t0 15 months old. 4d) 24 10 30 months oe, 86) Toteach a child to eat spagheG, you would, reinforce initial responses such as holding the fork andthen increasingly closorapproximationstothe finalresponse. The procedureisknownas: a) Counter conditioning 'b) Successive approximations ©) Shaping ) Chaining, £87) Which of the following expresses a correct sequence in cognitive development? a) Voluntary movement, ituitivethought object permanence. »b) Concrete operations, mental represe information processing ¢) Mental representation, symboli¢ thought intuitive thought 4) Conservation, ebject permanence, intuitive thought. £88) If two presynaptic neurons coincidentally stimulate a postsynaptic neuron, their combined effects on that neuron are described by a process called 28} Soma summation 'b} Temporal summation, ©) Cholinergie summation, d) Spatial summation, 89) Which of the following is the highest level of cognitive ability? 2) Evaluating b) Knowing ©) Understanding 0) Analysing 90) Memories outside ofconscious awarenessare called 23) proactive memories. ») reactive memories, ©) explicit memories. 6) implicit memories.M.Phil (Clinical Psychology), 2020 - SET:A. 91) White matter is primarily composed of a) Myelinated axons, by Myelinated dendet ¢) Unmyelinated axons, 4d), Unmyelinated dendrites. 92) Which of the following statements about the typical pattern of sleep cycle is false? a). The first stage of sleep is Stage 1 b)_ Infants spend more time in REM sleep than do adulks, cc) Wemost often naturatly awakenduring Stage 4 sleep. 4) Near the end of a good night's sleep, a person spends most of his or her time in Stages 1,2 and REM, 93) ‘Ethics’ can be defined as the formulation of principles to a) reduce inappropriatebehaviour. b)_ punish inappropriatebehaviour. ©} reinforce appropriatebehaviour. 4d) guide behaviour 94) Which one of the following betongs to the eategory of homogenous data? a) Multi-storeyed houses in a colony. by Trees in a garde: 6} Vehicular traffic on a highway d)_ Student population in aclass 195) Afeilure to developaconsistentidentty results in a) isolation, b). inferiority ) role confusion 4) stagnation. 96) Token Economy is aninfluential intervention based upon: 2) Classical conditioning bj Implicit learning ¢) Operant conditioning 6) Client centred therapy 97) Incidence of dementiain 85years old is approx.- a) 0.7% b) 17%. ©) 37% 9)27%. 98) Type error oveurs when a) Wh tive ove 'b) Whom a false postive aecurs ) Both the above: 99) In the early work of Hartshorne and Mays designed to assess children's moralbehavior, it was found that a) Moral children always adhere to generally recognized moral standards. b) Children seem to apply situational morality acting differently in separate situations involving the same moral principle ¢) Moral children never cheat. 0) Boys generally have stronger consciences than girls, 100) The Whitehall study indicated an association ‘between coronary heart disease and which of the following: _a) Lack of taining forthe job 'b) Low job control c} Anger management issues. 4) Depression.