Q & A Human Behavior

Q&A
HUMAN
BEHAVIOR AND
CRISIS
MANAGEMENT
1. It is the science of human mind in any of its aspect, operation,
powers, or functions.
a. Psychology b. Psychiatry
c. Psychologist d. Human Psychology
2. It is the sum total of an individual’s mental, emotional and
temperamental make-up.
c. Personality d. Temperament
3. It is man’s behavior tendency or an individual’s personality is his
total being.
c. Personality d. Temperament
4. Characterized by dissociation, a failure to integrate information
about one’s personal identity, memories, sensation, and states of
consciousness into a unified whole.
a. Phobia b. Anxiety Disorders
c. Panic Disorder d. Dissociative Disorders
5. Are mental illnesses in which person experiences an abnormally
high level of anxiety over a long period of time.
6. It is an intense, overpowering surge of fear.
7. It is an excessive, enduring fear of clearly defined objects or
situations that interferes with a person’s normal functioning.
8. A person persistently experience certain intrusive thoughts or
images or feel compelled to perform certain behaviors .
a. Obsessive-compulsive disorder
b. Post-traumatic stress disorder-
c. Generalized anxiety disorder
d. Phobias
9. Sometimes occurs after people experience traumatic or catastrophic events, such as
physical or sexual assaults, natural disasters, accidents, and wars.
d. Phobias
10. Feel anxious most of the time.
d. Phobias
11. Intense and persistent fear of a specific object, situation, or activity.
d. Phobias
12. When people slack off from using their best common sense. It is the belief that
you’re so truly smart, that you don’t need to extent any effort to prove it.
a. Self-handicapping
b. Multiplicity of personality
c. Borderline Personality Disorder
d. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
13. Is the multiple personality to evade criminal liability, like (john Wayne Gacy).
14. Is a pervasive pattern of instability in interpersonal relationships, self-image,
emotional adjustments, and marked impulsivity demonstrated in a variety of contexts?
15. Is when a person has illogical and irresistible thoughts or impulses that they
consider absurd and attempt to resist. It is characterized by obsessions and
compulsions.
16. A kind of sexual deviation wherein a person obtains sexual gratification with
animals or by means of anus of human beings.
a. Buggery b. Pedophilia
c. Fetishism d. Transvestism
17. An erotic love and feelings normally through sex with children.
18. A sexual deviation found in male achieving sexual arousal through some
objects such as part of the female clothing’s or part of the body of the female
to produce orgasm.
19. A sexual deviation found in male who obtain pleasure by wearing female
apparel.
20. Sexual intercourse through the anus of another human being.
a. Sodomy b. Bestiality
c. Tribadism or Lesbianism d. Indecent Exposure and
Exhibitionism
21. Willful exposure in public of one’s genital in the presence of another person usually
of the opposite sex.
c. Tribadism or Lesbianism d. Indecent Exposure and Exhibitionism
22. Sexual copulation with an animal.
Exhibitionism
23. A sexual gratification of a woman to another woman.
Exhibitionism
24. A sexual deviation where sexual gratification is attained by licking the
external female genetalia.
a. Cunnilingus b. Frottage
c. Partialism d. Troilism
25. A kind of sexual perversion attained by rubbing or pressing against the
body of the opposite sex the sex organ to obtain orgasm.
26. The sexual deviation is characterized by special affinity to certain part of the
female anatomy, sometimes the breast, buttocks, etc. to satisfy the sexual desire.
27. This sexual deviation is also known as “ménage a trios” which
means three persons participate in a sexual intercourse.
28. A sexual deviation towards an opposite sex with pain as source
of sexual gratification.
a. Algolagnia b. Voyeurism
c. Pluralism d. Mixoscopia
29. Known as peeping Tom. Most often after peeping,
masturbation follows.
30. This is allied to voyeurism and is manifested to be a sexual
infantilism.
31. It refers to a cultural fusion in which two groups blend
their cultures so that they become one.
a. assimilation b. Acculturation
c. Amalgamation d. Social Movements
32. When two or more persons or groups are interacting
and in contact with each other, the chance is that both
groups will learn and adopt some of the traits and pattern
of behavior of the group.
33. Is both a cause and effect of acculturation and
assimilation. It refers to the inter-marriage of persons
coming from different ethnic groups resulting in some kind
of biological fusion
34. Refers to those activities in which people unite in an
organized long-term effort to change their society or in
which they resist and express their dissatisfaction with
existing orders through outright and prolonged actions.
35. Is that branch of psychology which investigates the
psychology of crime with particular reference to the personality
factors of the criminal.
a. Criminal Psychology
b. The Moffit development of crime and delinquency
c. Development theory
d. none of these
36. Indicating the signs of persistent antisocial behavior can be
detected early in life, as early as the pre-school years, and
extends to the idea that adolescent deviant behavior is greatly
influenced by the behavior of peer groups even after parental
variable are taken into account.
d. none of these
37. Development theory – is about normal human development,
or growing up sometimes known as “child” or “adolescent”
psychology
d. none of these
38. It changes the whole social order, changing the
goals and replacement of the institutionalized
means to achieve the goals. This movement also
believes the use of radical and violent means to
achieve goals.
a. Revolutionary b. Conservative
c. Reformist d. Reactionary
39. It introduces a specific type of social change in
different areas of life-religious, political, economic or
social.
40. Reactionary – attempts to preserve the
traditional values and social relationship.
41. It seeks to maintain the status quo.
42. In the Intelligence Quotient and their
Interpretation, 0-20 means?
a. Profoundly retarded b. Superior
c. Gifted d. Very Superior
46. Studied a family known as the Kallikaks. He traced
this criminal family’s history back six generations to the
illegitimate offspring of a “feebleminded” barmaid.
a. Henry H. Goddard b. Goddard
c. Richard Dugdale d. Pedigree
47. He saw feeblemindedness as the breeding ground for
crime?
a. Henry H. Goddard b. Goddard
48. He trace the ancestry of a family as the Jukes. He
found that not only the current members always in trouble
with the law, but that the family history extensively
included pauperism, prostitution, fornication, illegitimacy,
and degeneracy.
a. Henry H. Goddard b. Jonathan Edward
49.The family of ______ traced that no one of descendants
was found to be criminal. Many became Presidents, U.S
governors and members of the supreme courts?
50. Is the process of tracing the family tree of criminals to
see if the genealogy contains examples of family ancestors
with low intelligence.
51. Is a turning point in the course of anything, decisive or
crucial time, stage or event.
a. problem b. hazard
c. crisis d. risk
52. It is the act or manner of managing, handling decisive
or crucial time, stage or event.
a. problem management b. hazard management
c. crisis management d. risk management
53. It is influenced by the outside causes or factors.

Examples are: Threat or threats to one’s life and or family
including property?
a. External crisis b. Internal crisis
c. Outside Crisis d. Inside Crisis
54. Those that are caused by the individual’s psychological,
emotional, personal, financial, economic, moral, spiritual,
cultural, occupational and other internal distress, examples
are: Family Tragedy/s Death of loved ones?
a. External crisis b. Internal crisis
c. Outside Crisis d. Inside Crisis
55. Arise from natural phenomena. Rarely can be done to

prevent this type of hazards. Are as follows: flood earthquakes?
a. Natural Hazards (crisis)
b. Human or Man Made Disaster (crisis)
c. Structural Disaster
d. All of these
56. It is the result of the state of mind, attitude, weakness,
or character traits of a person or group of persons?
a. Natural Hazards (crisis)
b. Human or Man Made Disaster (crisis)
c. Structural Disaster
d. All of these
57. A person who is held as a security for the fulfillment of
certain term or demands?
a. Hostage b. Hostage Taker (HT)
c. Negotiate d. Hostage Situation (HS)
58. A situation where persons are held as hostage by

hostage taker.
59. To arrange or settle by conferring or discussing?

60. A person holds other people as hostage.


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53. It is influenced by the outside causes or factors.

55. Arise from natural phenomena. Rarely can be done to

58. A situation where persons are held as hostage by

59. To arrange or settle by conferring or discussing?

60. A person holds other people as hostage.

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