Humanities and Social Sciences (Psychology)
GATE XH-C5 exam:gate PYQs
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Question 36
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The tendency to explain other people’s behavior as the result of personal factors is called _________________.
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Ankit was chased by a dog when he was a child. Now he is afraid of all animals. This is an example of :
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Identify “False” and “True” statements
P. Little children wearing neon green color jacket on field trips illustrates the use of exogenous attention
Q. Scanning the room for green color because your friend said she will wear a green dress illustrates the use of endogenous attention
R. Endogenous attention is voluntary – exogenous attention is involuntary
S. Endogenous attention is a bottom up process and exogenous attention is a top down process
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Specific description of a variable that allows it to be measured is called:
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In which method(s) we gather detailed information of a small number of persons?
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Which of the following option(s) do(es) NOT denote the state of internal physiological equilibrium that the body strives to maintain?
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Which of the following option(s) refer(s) to secondary appraisal?
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Which of the following is/are included as a basic type of intelligence in Sternberg’s Triarchic Theory?
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As per the ethical guidelines of American Psychological Association, which of the option(s) depict(s) unacceptable use of ‘Deception’ in psychology research?
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Match the following theories of aging.
P. Cellular-Clock Theory
Q. Wear-and-Tear Theory
R. Free-radical Theory
S. Activity Theory
(i) Oxygen molecule with unstable electron
(ii) Elderly person who remain active in some way adjust more positively to ageing
(iii) Cells are limited in number of times they can reproduce to repair damage
(iv) Body organs and cell tissues wear out with repeated use and abuse
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