MCQs For NCERT Class 12 Psychology Chapter 2 Self and Personality

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Self and Personality Class 12 MCQ Questions with Answers

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Question. Priya exhibits strong aggressive tendencies but often complains of other people acting in an excessively aggressive way. Identify the defence mechanism.
(a) Rationalisation
(b) Reaction formation
(c) Denial
(d) Projection

Answer

D

Question. In _____________ form of defence mechanism, the person tries to make unreasonable behaviour seem reasonable and acceptable.  

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Rationalization

Question. An individual is rejected in a job interview, he claims that his present job is better. He is using _____________
(a) Projection
(b) Regression
(c) Reaction formation
(d) Rationalisation

Answer

D

Question. Value judgment of a person about himself/herself is called _____________.  

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Self-esteem

Question. A student who believes that he has the ability to excel in sports demonstrates high _____________.
(a) Self regulation
(b) Self efficacy
(c) Self esteem
(d) Self confidence

Answer

B

Question. The notion of self-efficacy is based on
(a) Behaviourist school of thought
(b) Rogers theory
(c) Skinner theory of learning
(d) Bandura’s social learning theory

Answer

D

Question. The procedure to monitor and reduce psychological aspects of stress is called_____________.  

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Self-regulation

Question. Ability to organise and monitor our own behaviour refers to _____________.  

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Self-regulation

Question. Learning to delay or defer the gratification of needs is called _____________. 

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Self-control

Question. Delay of gratification is an example of self control. (True/False)    

Answer

True

Question. Checking one’s own impulses and managing oneself is _____________
(a) discretion
(b) caution
(c) self-control
(d) prudence

Answer

C

Question. _____________ is a biologically based characteristic way to reacting. 

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 Temperament

Question. Tendency of a person to react to a given situation in a particular way is often termed as _____________.  

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Disposition

Question. A tendency to think that a target person who has one set of positive qualities must also be having other specific qualities is called _____________. 

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Halo effect

Question. The method of behavioural analysis is often used in obtaining peer assessment.  

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Nomination

Question. Tendency to place individuals in the extreme positions is called _____________ bias.  

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Extreme response

Question. Who among the following psychologists divided all personalities into introverts and extroverts?
(a) Freud
(b) Carl Jung
(c) Adler
(d) Erikson

Answer

B

Question. _____________ personality are more susceptible to problems like coronary heart disease. 

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Type A

Question. Individuals having high motivation, lacking patience and are always in a hurry are characterised as Type _____________ personality.

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 A

Question. Type-D personality is characterised by proneness to _____________.  

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Depression

Question. Type _____________ personality is more prone to depression:
(a) Type A
(b) Type B
(c) Type C
(d) Type D

Answer

D

Question. A _____________ refers to the characteristics in which one individual differs from another in a relatively permanent and consistent way.
(a) Personality
(b) Trait
(c) Humanistic
(d) concept

Answer

B

Question. You just found a wallet in a movies hall. Which aspect of your personality, according to psychoanalytic theory, would urge you to return it to the owner? 

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Super ego

Question. The instinctual life force that energises the id is called _____________.  

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Libido

Question. Dismissing anxiety provoking behaviours or thoughts from the unconscious is known as
(a) Projection
(b) Rationalisation
(c) Repression
(d) Denial

Answer

C

Question. _____________ is a way of reducing anxiety by distorting.  

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Defence mechanism

Question. In _____________ defence mechanism people attribute their own traits to others.  

Answer

Projection

Question. Attributing one’s own traits to others is known as rationalization. (True/False)     

Answer

False

Question. The male child experiences _____________ which involves love for the mother, hostility towards the father.  

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Oedipus complex

Question. Oedipus complex involves love for _____________. (father/mother)   

Answer

Mother

Question. The children develop sexual feelings towards parents of opposite sex. Freud called these thoughts and feelings in boys the
(a) electra complex
(b) oedipus complex
(c) fixation
(d) identification

Answer

B

Question.  _____________ refers to those attributes of a person that make him/her different from others. 

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Personal identity

Question. Aspects of a person that link him to social or cultural group are referred to as _____________ identity.  

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Social

Question. A person’s resolution of problems at any stage of development less than adequate demonstrates regression. (True/False) 

Answer

True

Question. _____________ takes a person back to an earlier stage
(a) Fixation
(b) Repression
(c) Regression
(d) Reaction formation

Answer

C

Question. Carl Jung developed the theory of
(a) Individual psychology
(b) Analytical psychology
(c) Social psychology
(d) Psychoanalytic psychology

Answer

B

Question. Adler’s theory is known as _____________. 

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 Individual psychology

Question. _____________ is a method in which a person provides factual information about herself/ himself. 

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Self-Report

Question. An _____________ is a face to face interaction between two or more persons to obtain information.  

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Interview

Question. Participant observation involves becoming an active member of the setting where observation takes place. (True/False)   

Answer

True

Question. Dream interpretation and _____________ are two important methods of eliciting intrapsychic conflicts in psychoanalysis.  

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Free association

Question. The conscious ego operates according to _____________ principle.  

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Reality

Question. Naturalistic observation involves making observation in a natural setting. (True/False) 

Answer

True

Question. Tendency of respondent to endorse items in a socially desirable manner is known as:
(a) Acquiescence
(b) Self-report
(c) Social desirability
(d) Halo effect

Answer

C

Question. TAT of personality measurement is a type of
(a) Questionnaire
(b) Self-report inventory
(c) Projective test
(d) Paper-pencil test

Answer

C

Self and Personality Class 12 MCQ Questions with Answers