🧠Psychology MCQs
Psychology MCQs
482 MCQs111
Clearly communicating a vision of goals so as to inspire others to follow is most indicative of:
AStrengths-based selection systems
Btransformational leadership
C360-degree feedback
Dflow experience
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Which of the following events would most likely cause an animal to overeat and become obese?
Alowering its set point
Bdestruction of its lateral hypothalamus
Cdestruction of its ventromedial hypothalamus
Dstimulation of its ventromedial hypothalamus
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By scripting specific job-relevant to be asked of all those applying for a particular work position, a personnel psychologist is most clearly developing a frame work for:
Aa refractory period
Bthe experience of flow
Cstructured interviews
D360-degree feedback
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The eating of non-nutritive substances is the definition of which eating disorder?
Abulimia
Bpica
Canorexia
Dobesity
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Life-threatening weight loss due to self-inflicted starvation is called:
Afasting
Bmalnutrition
Canorexia nervosa
Dhypoglycemia
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Hypothermia refers to:
Aa symptom of a histrionic personality disorder
Bunclear thinking
Ca skin rash due to the lack of calcium
Dfeeling cold
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Developing assessments tools for selecting and placing employees is of most direct relevance to:
Apersonnel psychology
Bsocial psychology
Corganizational psychology
Dclinical psychology
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Researchers have discovered that “cyber-ostracism” by strangers elicits increased in the:
Aventromedial hypothalamus
Banterior commissure
Canterior cingulated cortex
Dlateral hypothalamus
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In research on the need for achievement, individual differences are usually measured:
Aby observing subjects’ actual behavior in competitive situations
Bby interviewing subjects about their achievement needs
Cwith the Thematic Apperception Test
DWith the Minnesota Multiphasic personality Inventory
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The determinant of achievement behavior that increase when a college student enrolls in a class that is required for graduation is:
Athe probability of success
Bthe need to avoid failure
Cthe incentive value of success
Dthe fear of success