- 1. identifies personal responsibility and feelings of self-acceptance as the key causes of differences in personality.
A) humanistic approach
B) biological factor
C) learning factor
D) personality disorder factor
- 2. refers not only to the mental capacity to understand the difference between right and wrong, but also to the capacity to fully appreciate the consequences of one's acts.
A) intelligence
B) discernment
C) cognitive
D) lucid interval
- 3. factor implies that criminal acts are unavoidable , inevitable consequences of the bad seed or bad blood
A) Personality disorder
B) Biological factor
C) Learning factor
D) Humanistic approach
- 4. 15 age and below are exempted from criminal liability while over 15 and below 18 are likewise exempted unless acted with discernment .
A) PD 1179
B) RA 9344
C) PD 603
D) RA 7610
- 5. Refers to a brief period during which an insane person regains sanity that is sufficient to regain the legal capacity to contract, make a will and to act on his/her own behalf.
A) Cognitive
B) Lucid interval
C) Intelligence
D) Discernment
- 6. those persons have IQ scores ranging from 35-55.
A) Severe mental retardation
B) Profound mental retardation
C) Moderate mental retardation
D) Mild mental retardation
- 7. This behavior is such an obvious act or behavior. It is a behavior that
is observable by people.
A) Rational Behavior
B) Covert Behavior
C) Overt Behavior:
D) Irrational Behavior
- 8. Is a type of behavior is conscious or aware. It is an action you do
from what you really wanted to do.
A) Conscious Behavior
B) Unconscious Behavior
C) Covert Behavior
D) Overt Behavior
- 9. It is defined as unreasonable behavior or having no clear objective
or meaning.
A) Rational Behavior
B) Involuntary Behavior
C) Voluntary Behavior
D) Irrational Behavior
- 10. A type of behavior where the person is unaware of what he's
doing.
A) Conscious Behavior
B) Rational Behavior
C) Unconscious Behavior
D) Involuntary Behavior
- 11. Behavior that can't be controlled over. Example of this is when
being emerged into bright sunlight from a dark place, we usually blink several times
often without even knowing it.
A) Involuntary Behavior
B) Covert Behavior
C) Irrational Behavior
D) Unconscious Behavior
- 12. A type of behavior that is reasonable and used to explain the
choices that people make with regards to achieving satisfaction
A) Covert Behavior
B) Overt Behavior
C) Irrational Behavior
D) Rational Behavior
- 13. way of thinking, reasoning, solving problem, processing
info and coping with the environment.
A) Psychosexual Aspect
B) Intellectual Aspect
C) Social Aspect
D) Moral Aspect
- 14. people interaction or relationship with other people.
A) Intellectual Aspect
B) Political Aspect
C) Social Aspect
D) Value/ Attitude
- 15. interest towards something, likes and dislikes.
A) Value/ Attitude
B) Overt behavior
C) Moral Aspect
D) Intellectual Aspect
- 16. focuses on those external activities of the organism that can be
observed and measured.
A) Cognitive
B) Humanistic
C) Behavioral
D) Neurological
- 17. concerned with the way the brain processes and transforms
information in various ways.
A) Humanistic
B) Heredity
C) Behavioral
D) Cognitive
- 18. emphasizes human actions in relation to events taking place
inside the body, especially the brain and the nervous system.
A) ENVIRONMENT
B) Psychoanalytical
C) Neurological
D) Socio-cultural factors
- 19. assumptions about how things really are and what
kind of person we are
A) Reality assumptions
B) Possibility assumptions
C) Value assumptions
D) Behavior
- 20. assumptions about how things could be, about
possibilities for change, opportunities and social progress.
A) Cognitive
B) Value assumptions
C) Reality assumptions
D) Possibility assumptions
- 21. assumptions about the way things ought to be, about
right and wrong.
A) Value assumptions
B) Herebility
C) Possibility assumptions
D) Reality assumptions
- 22. fundamental functioning of the self structure that we make about
ourselves and our world. These assumptions are based on learning and of three
kinds
A) ENVIRONMENT
B) HEREDITY
C) FAMILY
D) SELF
- 23. emphasizes unconscious motives stemming from repressed
sexual and aggressive impulses in childhood.
A) Humanistic
B) Psychoanalytical
C) Behavioral
D) Neurological
- 24. focuses on the subject’s experience, freedom of choice and
motivation toward self-actualization.
A) Social Aspect
B) Humanistic
C) Cognitive
D) Value/ Attitude
- 25. conscience, concept on what is good or bad.
A) Emotional Aspect
B) Moral Aspect
C) Political Aspect
D) Social Aspect
- 26. ideology towards society/government.
A) Political Aspect
B) Social Aspect
C) Moral Aspect
D) Politicians Aspect
- 27. the socialized component of the personality.
A) Ego
B) Self
C) Superego
D) Id
- 28. the unconscious part of the personality which serves as the reservoir of the
primitive and biological drives and urges.
A) Ego
B) National
C) Superego
D) ID
- 29. the mediator between the ID and the superego.
It refers to the developing awareness of self or the “I”. It is also known as the
integrator of the personality;
A) Ego
B) ID
C) Self
D) Superego
- 30. are aroused state that results from some biological needs
A) Need
B) Drives
C) Human
D) Motivation
- 31. are the triggering factor that drives or moves a person to act.
A) Drives
B) Needs
C) Helping
D) Motivation
- 32. on the other hand refers to the causes and “why’s” of behavior as
required by a need.
A) Family
B) Needs
C) Motivation
D) Drives
- 33. refers to the simultaneous arousal of two or more incompatible motives
resulting to unpleasant emotions.
A) Conflict
B) Acting out
C) Undoing
D) Anxiety
- 34. is an intangible feeling that seems to evade any effort to resolve it.
A) Repression
B) Conflict
C) Anxiety
D) Acting out
- 35. Opposite of overt behavior, covert behavior is a type of behavior that
is an unobvious manner and a type of behavior that is being disguised and secret.
A) Covert Behavior
B) Overt Behavior
C) Conscious Behavior
D) Rational Behavior
- 36. are those that explained by heredity, the
characteristics of a person acquired from birth transferred from one generation to
another.
A) The disrupted family
B) The inadequate family
C) Environmental Factors
D) Heredity/Biological Factors
- 37. refers to anything around the person that
influences his actions. Some environmental factors are:
A) Environmental Factors
B) Heredity/Biological Factors
C) Internal Environment
D) Primary Social Group
- 38. when an imbecile or an insane person has committed an act which the law defines as a felony , the court shall order h8is confinement in _________
A) asylums
B) center
C) prison
D) Jail
- 39. children who live in poverty and suffer from malnutrition unhealthy living conditions, abuse, and improper or inadequate medical care are at a higher risk
A) environmental Factors
B) childhood illness and injuries
C) genetic factors
D) prenatal illness and issues
- 40. a mental illness or psychiatric disorder , is a behavioral or mental pattern that causes significant distress or impairment of personal functioning
A) mental retardation
B) criminal behavior
C) mental problem
D) mental disorder
- 41. people with neurotic behaviors are sometimes called
A) psychosis
B) paycho
C) psychoneurotic
D) psychomaniac
- 42. He is then known as an anti-social personality or a psychopath or sociopath, and when his anti-social behavior becomes in conflict with the law, he becomes a
A) psychotic
B) abnormal
C) neurosis
D) criminal
- 43. He may withdraw from the real world into the world of fantasy and make-believe where is hidden or unexpressed desires can be fullfiled
A) neurosis
B) psychotic
C) criminal
D) abnormal
A) loss of sensitivity to pain
B) excessive sensitivity
C) partial loss of sensitivity
D) exceptional sensation
- 45. A person tend to seek medical advises, but there fears is not lessened bu there doctors reassurances, and they maybe disappointed when no physical problem is found.
A) psychogenic pain disorder
B) phobic disorders
C) Hypochondriasis
D) conversation disorders
- 46. An anxiety disorder characterized by chronic mental and physical fatigue and various aches and pains.
A) Asthenic Disorders
B) Hypochondriasis
C) Obsessive-compulsive disorder
D) Conversation disorders
- 47. Stressful situations that if become extreme,
it may result to maladaptive behavior.
A) Pathological social condition
B) Anxiety
C) Faulty learning
D) Blocked or distorted personal growth
- 48. One that measures behavior
against the standards toward which most people are striving - the ideal.
A) Deviation from the ideal
B) Abnormality as a sense of subjective discomfort
C) Deviation from the average
D) (maladaptive behavior
- 49. Concentrate on rewards and
punishment for patient’s
behavior, and identify
environmental stimuli that
reinforce her behavior.
A) Cognitive mode
B) Socio-cultural model
C) Behavioral model
D) Medical model
- 50. Complains of bodily symptoms that suggest the
presence of physical problem but no organic basis can be found. The individual
is pre-occupied with his state of health or diseases.
A) Somatoform Disorders
B) Affective Disorders
C) Dissociative Disorders
D) Anxiety disorders
- 51. the persistent fear on some objects or situation that
present no actual danger to the person.
A) Somatoform Disorders
B) Anxiety disorders
C) Affective Disorders
D) Phobic Disorders
- 52. A response to obvious stress characterized by:
A) Somatoform Disorders
B) Affective Disorders
C) Anxiety disorders
D) Dissociative Disorders
- 53. The affective disorders are “mood disorders”, in which
extreme or inappropriate levels of mood – extreme elation or extreme
depression.
A) Anxiety disorders
B) Somatoform Disorders
C) Affective Disorders
D) Dissociative Disorders
- 54. a neurotic pattern in which symptoms of
some physical malfunction or loss of control without any underlying organic
abnormality.
A) Psychogenic Pain Disorder
B) Conversion Disorders
C) Amnesia
D) Hypochondriasis
- 55. partial or total inability to recall or identify past experiences.
A) Depersonalization
B) Neurotic depression
C) Amnesia
D) Multiple Personality
- 56. also called “neurotic mania”, characterized by
overactive, dominating, and deficient in self-criticism.
A) Neurotic affective
B) psychopaths.
C) Neurotic depression
D) Affective Disorders
- 57. The disorder used to describe the behavior of a person who
commits serious crimes from individual to property crimes and the disobedience
of societal rules in general.
A) Histrionic Personality
B) PSYCHOTIC BEHAVIOR
C) Personality Disorders
D) Criminal Behavior
- 58. is an addictive form of disorder, which does not involve
chemically addictive
A) Pathological gambling
B) Alcoholism
C) Substance Use
D) Extreme obesity
- 59. also known as “habitual over eating” is an addictive form of
disorder.
A) Suspiciousness
B) Pathological gambling
C) Extreme obesity
D) Substance Use
- 60. respond to alleged mistreatment with anger and hostility, the
person becomes increasingly suspicious.
A) Suspiciousness
B) Protective thinking
C) Hostility
D) Paranoid illumination
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