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Psychology · UNIT 08 · MOCK TEST

Mock 3 – Prosocial Behaviour, Aggression & Relationships + Mixed Practice

Unit 8: Social Psychology · 17 questions · about 20 minutes. Press End Mock any time to see your score and the correct answers.

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Q1.

Tanmaya, a school-going girl, helped a blind person crossing the road and felt happy to see smile on the blind person's face. This can be explained through —

Q2.

The situation of conflict arising upon allocation of funding to different groups is an example of conflict arising over issues of-

Q3.

Spreading rumours behind someone's back can most appropriately be referred as

Q4.

Match List-I with List-II

List IList II
A. Eros LoveI. Treating love as a game
B. Ludos LoveII. Treating love as friendship
C. Storge LoveIII. Loving an ideal person
D. Agape LoveIV. Selfless love
Q5.

Conflicts are readily kindled and fueled by

A. Competition

B. Conciliation

C. Cooperation

D. Misperception

E. Social Dilemmas

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Q6.

What would be the correct order of the steps involved in prosocial behaviour?

A. Accept the responsibility for helping

B. Noticing something unusual

C. decision about possession of required knowledge or skills

D. Interpreting the event as emergency

E. deciding to actually help

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Q7.

Diffusion of responsibility is a hypothesized cause of:

A. Identity formation

B. Prosocial behaviour

C. By Stander effect

D. Compliance

E. Sharing behaviour

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Q8.

Match List I with List II

List I – TheoryList II – Proposition
A. Realistic ConflictI. Identity is formed by social comparison, categorization and construction of self-identity
B. Relative DeprivationII. Competition for scarce resources results in intergroup tensions
C. Social IdentityIII. Comparison of oneself to others in ways that raise one's self-esteem
D. Social ComparisonIV. Feeling of getting less than what one is entitled to
Q9.

Which of the following statements describe the term 'Diffusion of Responsibility?

Q10.

Give the correct sequence of stages in the relationship maintenance as suggested by Thibaut and Kelly (1959) in their Social Exchange Theory :

(A) Bargaining

(B) Commitment

(C) Sampling

(D) Institutionalization

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Q11.

Match List I with List II

List IList II
A. AggressionI. Aggression that is permissible according to the norms of the individual's social group
B. Anti-social aggressionII. Aggressive acts that support commonly accepted social norms
C. Pro-social aggressionIII. Any action intended to hurt another person
D. Sanctioned aggressionIV. Aggressive acts that violate commonly accepted social norms
Q12.

Arrange the following in sequence as per the Extinction Transfer Theory of Aggression

A. Frustration

B. Residual Arousal

C. Arousing Events

D. Increased Arousal

E. Arousal attributed to Frustration

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Q13.

In a cloth store Tarun was deciding about whether to purchase or not a dress whose cost was coming to be Rs. 4000/-. That point the sales person suggested that if he (Tarun) purchases clothes amounting Rs. 5000/-, he would get a T-shirt free of cost. In this situation, which of the following techniques has been used by the sales person to influence Tarun?

Q14.

Arrange the following cognitive points sequentially to explain helping behaviour as suggested by Darley and Latane

A. Taking responsibility

B. Defining an emergency

C. Taking Action

D. Noticing

E. Planning a course of Action

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Q15.

Efforts to cope with the knowledge that we will die is known as

Q16.

Behavior is a direct result of behavioral intentions, this is explained by which of the following?

Q17.

What is the correct sequence of Decision Making Perspective of Pro-social behaviour to help a person in distress?

A. Taking personal responsibility

B. Weighing the cost and benefits

C. Perceived a need

D. Deciding how to help

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