- Differential Aptitude Test (DAT) is to access differential ______________ for the use of Guidance & Counselling?
a. Personality.
b. Trait.
c. Interest.
d. Attitude.
2. Arithmetic problems, spelling of words, reading comprehension, word meaning and language usage are the types of items in ______________ aptitude test?
a. English.
b. Mathematics.
c. Clerical.
d. Linguistic.
3. Divergent thinking is otherwise called
a. Intelligence.
b. Creativity.
c. Remembrance.
d. Memory.
4. Those employed as testing and appraisal specialist or known as:
a. Psychologist.
b. Appraiser.
c. Psychotherapist.
d. Psychometric.
5. Psychological test battery is nothing but is a ______________ test
a. Group.
b. Individual.
c. Subjectivity.
d. Protective.
6. ______________ is a measure of the degree to which a test produces consisting of a test
a. Validity.
b. Testing.
c. Reliability.
d. Examination.
7. ______________ tests that are administered and scored according to the specific direction
a. Individual.
b. Group.
c. Performance.
d. Standardized.
8 . Standford–Binet developed a test is called ______________
a. Intelligence.
b. Personality.
c. Emotion.
d. Motivation.
9. ______________ test measures a person’s ability to profit from training or experience in an occupation or skill
a. Attitude.
b. Personality.
c. Aptitude.
d. Intelligence.
10. Myers – Briggs Type Indicator is the measure of ______________
a. Attitude.
b. Personality.
c. Intelligence.
d. Emotion.
11. Which of the following describes a “good” test? A good test __________
a. Has norm.
b. Is valid.
c. Is reliable.
d. All are correct.
12. What was the importance of Binet’s test of intelligence?
a. Serve as a catalyst for personality test development.
b. Served as a catalyst for the early growth of psychological measurement.
c. Served as a catalyst for subjective psychological tests.
d. None of the above.
13. Which of the following is true of tests used in clinical settings? They are:
a. Used with one individual at a time.
b. Used to choose the best person for the job.
c. Used to measure consumer attitudes.
d. Used as a measure of corporate culture.
14. Psychological tests may differ with respect to:
a. Content.
b. Format.
c. Administration.
d. All of the above.
15. The validity of a test refers to:
a. Whether a test is consistent in its measurement.
b. Whether a test is precise as a measurement.
c. Whether the test measures what it purports to measure.
d. How norms for the were developed.
16. What makes career counselling significantly different in emphasis from Career Coaching?
a. Achievement focused.
b. Future focused.
c. A focus on past experience.
d. Goal-oriented.
17. Which of the following is not true of career counselling?
a. It includes past experience.
b. It involves building a trusting relationship.
c. It is a two-way interaction.
d. It is only for the unemployed.
18. ______________ helps the teacher to understand his pupils, whose education or training is his responsibility.
a. Child psychology.
b. Clinical psychology.
c. Developmental psychology.
d. Educational psychology.
19. ______________ therapy represents an important developmental tool for Children and adolescents?
a. Music.
b. Play.
c. Game.
d. Behavioural therapy.
20. ______________ is a process of getting an object of thought clearly before the Mind?
a. Perception.
b. Attention.
c. Motivation.
d. Intelligence.
21. Empathy involves ______________
a. Feeling sorry for someone.
b. Putting others before yourself.
c. Putting yourself in someone else’s shoes.
d. Putting yourself before others.
22. Counselling is a profession that aims to ______________
a. Promote personal growth and productivity.
b. Provide a successful diagnosis in psychopathology.
c. Ensure that clients are on the correct medication.
d. Solely address the behaviour.
23. Empathy involves ______________
a. Feeling sorry for someone.
b. Putting others before yourself.
c. Putting yourself in someone else’s shoes.
d. Putting yourself before others.
24. Each of the following is part of the definition of psychotherapy except:
a. Trained professional.
b. Psychological methods.
c. Medical treatment methods.
d. Based on psychological theory.
25. Clinical psychologists and counselling psychologists ______________
a. Have in common the fostering of personal growth.
b. Use many of the same tools of assessment.
c. Both receive training in assessment and therapy.
d. All of the above.
26. The major causes for suicidal behaviour of students are ______________
a. Academic demands.
b. Poverty.
c. Low self-esteem.
d. No feature goals.
27. Developmental theory suggests that an adolescent may commit suicide as a Response to ______________
a. Health Condition.
b. Fear of examination.
c. Conflict.
d. Lack of confidence.
28. ______________ may be the major causes of depression among Adolescences?
a. Academic performance.
b. Over strict.
c. Scold by parents.
d. Depression.
29. A person’s career includes many significant events and experiences but in Which areas has work psychology been able to make a contribution?
a. Career counselling.
b. Career choice.
c. Mentoring.
d. All of the above.
30. A series of processes aimed at assisting the employees make informed career Decisions is known as
a. Career guidance.
b. Career anchoring.
c. Mentoring.
d. Career goals.
31. The number of types of counselling is
a. 3.
b. 5.
c. 2.
d. 4
32. Directive counselling was introduced by
a. Sigmond Freud.
b. E. Williamson.
c. Carl Rogers.
d. Thorne.
33. Non-Directive counselling was introduced by
a. Sigmond Freud.
b. E. Williamson.
c. Carl Rogers.
d. Thorne.
34. Eclectic counselling was introduced by
a. Sigmond Freud.
b. E. Williamson.
c. Carl Rogers.
d. Thorne.
35. According to the psychologist ________ counselling covers all types of personal situations in which one person is helped to adjust more effectively to himself and his environment.
a. Carl Rogers.
b. Robinson.
c. Good.
d. Erickson.
36. Which type of counselling focuses on the Client rather than the process?
a. Directive Counselling.
b. Non-Directive Counselling.
c. Eclectic Counselling.
d. All of the above.
37. Who is the called father of Guidance Services?
a. Frank Parsons.
b. E. Williamson.
c. Carl Rogers.
d. Thorne.
38. Who wrote the book ‘Choosing a Career’ in 1908?
a. Eli Weaver.
b. Frank Parsons.
c. Carl Rogers.
d. E. Williamson.
39. Who set up Educational Career Counselling Centre in Detroit?
a. Jessie B. Davis.
b. Frank Parsons.
c. Carl Rogers.
d. E. Williamson.
40. Who wrote the book ‘Choosing a Vocation’?
a. Eli Weaver.
b. Frank Parsons.
c. Carl Rogers.
d. E. Williamson.
41. Who established the Vocational Bureau of Boston?
a. Frank Parsons.
b. Jessie B. Davis.
c. E. Williamson.
d. Carl Rogers.
42. Which organization give support to opening Guidance Bureau for Parsi Community?
a. Parsi Panchayat Fund and Property.
b. Parsi Educational Fund.
c. Parsi Ownership Fund.
d. Parsi Community Fund.
43. In the year 1947 Bureau of Psychology Opened in which of the following.
a. Uttar Pradesh.
b. Bihar.
c. West Bengal.
d. Maharashtra.
44. In which year All India Association of Educational and Vocational Guidance formed?
a. 1996.
b. 1993.
c. 1990.
d. 1991.
45. In which year Central Bureau of Educational and Vocational Guidance was Established?
a. 1990.
b. 1994.
c. 1998.
d. 2000.
46. What is the type of Group Guidance?
a. Orientational and Therapedic Group Guidance.
b. Orientational and operational Group Guidance.
c. Therapedic and Operational Group Guidance.
d. Static and Dynamic Group Guidance.
47. Which report recommended the title of Dean of Student Welfare for a coordinating agent on Indian Colleges and University Campuses?
a. Radhakrishnan Report.
b. Kothari Report.
c. Sargent Report.
d. Curzon Report.
48. REBT means
a. Rational Emotive Behavioural Therapy.
b. Rational Emotional Behavioural Therapy.
c. Related Emotional Behaviour Theory.
d. Rational Educational Behaviour Therapy.
49. Who Introduces REBT in counselling services?
a. Albert Ellis.
b. Sigmond Freud.
c. Robinson.
d. Carl Rogers.
50. ‘An Introduction to Guidance’ book is written by
a. Carl Rogers.
b. Crow and Crow.
c. Morris.
d. Kitson.
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