Psychological examination questions
Course code: 0003 1
The first part of multiple-choice questions (40 points in total)
1. Multiple choice questions (20 small questions in this big question, 2 points for each small question, 40 points in total)
Of the four options listed in each question, only one meets the requirements of the topic. Please fill in the code in brackets after the title. Wrong selection, multiple selection or no selection will not be scored.
1. People are born with ()
A. Emotion
B. Emotion
C. sense of accomplishment
D. aesthetic feeling
2. The study of facial expression recognition found that the most difficult expression to recognize is ().
A. Doubt
B. sadness
C. surprised
D. fear
3. "A leopard cannot change his spots" illustrates personality ()
A. uniqueness
B. Stability
C. comprehensive
D. complexity
4. Impulsive cognitive style is characterized by ()
A. Fast response and high accuracy
B. slow response and high accuracy
C. slow response speed and poor accuracy
D. Fast response and poor accuracy
5. Psychologists call Yan Qing's temperament smart, flexible, emotional and exposed ().
A. Anger
B. blood red
C. glue
D. Depression
6. The phenomenon that individuals improve their behavior efficiency when they actively interact with others or when others are present is called ().
A. Social encouragement
B. Social slack
C. depersonalization
D. Group polarization
7. The psychologist who put forward the three-dimensional theory of interpersonal needs is ()
A. Maslow (name)
B. sigmund freud
C. Shuci
D. allport
8. Make up for the pain that the original desire can't reach through new satisfaction. This psychological defense mechanism is ()
A. Transfer
B. sublimation
C. Shi Wen
D. compensation
9. The key age for children to learn written language is ().
A. 1-2 years old
B.2-3 years old
C.3-4 years old
D.4-5 years old
10. A study in Germany found that the age at which the stiffness of the elderly began to increase significantly was ().
60 years old
B.65 years old
About 70 years old
D.75 years old
Source: exam-self-study 1 1. Cognitive psychology has achieved great success in studying complex cognitive processes such as reasoning, decision-making, and problem solving. The method adopted is ().
A. reflective flaw detection method
B. Oral report method
C. Survey methods
D. detection method
12. Whether a person can enter hypnosis mainly depends on ().
A. Gender
B. Age
C. suggestibility
D. intelligence
13. Four primary colors mean ()
A. Red, yellow, blue and green
B. Red, blue, green and purple
C. Yellow, blue, black and white
D. Yellow, green, blue and purple
14. Memory has three basic processes, namely coding, retention and ().
A. Forgetting
B. concentrate
C. extraction, lineage
D. Lenovo (brand name of computer)
15. Memory of factual information, including words, definitions, names, time events and concepts, is ().
A. declarative memory
B. Program memory
C. Situational memory
D. Implicit memory
16. Psychologists often use the method of studying the formation of concepts ().
A. abstract concepts
B. Specific concepts
C. Artificial concept
D. Scientific concepts
17. The main information of imagination processing is ()
A. Appear
B. Signs
C. words
D. semantics
18. The psychologist who put forward that the general relevance of various psychological tasks is determined by G factor is ().
A. cartels
B. Thurstone
C. Spearman
D. guildford
19. reflecting the consistency of many test results is ().
A. Reliability
B. Period of validity
C. standards
D. difficulties
20. Adults and children have different perceptions of a picture. Younger children can only say the main part of the picture, but adults can grasp the meaning of the whole picture, which shows that ()
A. Perceptual selectivity
B. Perceptual understanding
C. constancy of perception
D. the integrity of perception
Part II Non-multiple choice questions (60 points in total)
Second, the explanation of nouns (there are 5 small questions in this big question, 2 points for each small question, a total of 10 points)
2 1. Consciousness
22. Adaptation
23. Creative thinking
24. frustration
25. Temperament
Three, short answer questions (this big question has 6 small questions, each small question 5 points, a total of 30 points)
26. Factors affecting problem solving.
27. Compared with the perception of things, the uniqueness of social perception.
28. The main content of the theory of multiple intelligences.
29. Factors affecting the formation of personality.
30. Main functions of the group.
3 1. Piaget's cognitive performance on children's moral orientation.
Fourth, the essay question (this big question is 2 small questions, each small question is 10, with a total of 20 points)
32. The motivation of human behavior is explained by combining the theory and practice of cognition and expectation.
33. In the process of classroom learning, although the information provided by the teacher to each student is the same, the students' final learning results are different from person to person. This paper tries to explain this phenomenon with Meyer's learning process model.
June 2005 5438+ 10 National Higher Education Self-taught Examination Psychological Examination Questions
Source: Examination-Self-study Examination
Source: Examination-Self-study Examination
National Higher Education Self-taught Examination June 2004 5438+ 10
Psychological examination questions
Course code: 0003 1
1. Multiple choice questions (20 small questions in this big question, 2 points for each small question, 40 points in total)
Of the four options listed in each question, only one meets the requirements of the topic. Please fill in the code in brackets after the title. Wrong selection, multiple selection or no selection will not be scored.
1. "Love at first sight" describes () in the process of social cognitive information integration.
A. First cause effect
B. recency effect
C. Social stereotypes
D. Halo effect
2. To impart the learning content to students in the form of some conclusion or determination. This learning method is ()
A. learning
B. Mechanical learning
C. Discovery learning
D. Meaning learning
3. An infectious, relatively stable and lasting emotional state is called ()
A. enthusiasm
B. Emotion
C. emphasize
D. enthusiasm
4. The transmission mode of communication information is also called ()
A. Information sources
B. approach
C. goals and objectives
D. feedback
5. The proper expression of the connotation of "individual psychological development" is ()
A. psychological development from the lower stage to the higher stage
B. the orderly change process of psychological function acquisition and loss
C. it runs through the whole process from birth to psychological maturity.
D. under the influence of environmental education, the process of sound development of the nervous system.
6. People are different from animals, and their behavior is mainly dominated by self-awareness and needs self-realization. Which schools of psychology is this? ( )
A. behaviorism school
B. psychoanalysis school
C. humanism school
D. cognitive school
7. When people are awake, the brain waves are mainly ()
A. alpha wave
B.θ wave
C.β wave
D.δ wave
8. In Robert Jeffrey Sternberg's ternary intelligence theory, the ability to adapt to the environment, shape the environment and choose a new environment belongs to ().
A. Meta-composition
B. Operating ingredients
C. empirical intelligence
D. Situational intelligence
9.Darth and others think that the cognitive style of right-dominant brain individuals in processing information is ()
A. Series types
B. simultaneous type
C. impulsive type
D. meditative
10. There are two coping strategies: changing stressors and changing yourself. Among the following options, the one that belongs to changing the stressor is ()
A. Drug addiction
B.smoking and drinking too much
C. Attack
D. recreation
1 1. Someone designed two advertisements for the same product, and observed and recorded the number of people watching the advertisements respectively. The research method used by this person is ()
A. Observation method
B. Natural experimental methods
C. interview method
D. Survey methods
12. Among the following statements about the characteristics of short-term memory, the correct one is ().
A. The time that information is kept in short-term memory is tens to hundreds of milliseconds.
B. Short-term memory plays the role of consciousness
C. Short-term memory capacity is very large
D short-term memory information is mainly stored in the form of visual codes.
13. The thinking process of solving specific problems according to actual actions belongs to ()
A. Traditional thinking
B. Intuitive action thinking
C. concrete thinking of image
D. Convergent thinking
14. The psychological test that pays attention to measuring potential ability is ()
A. Sexual orientation test
B. Achievement test
C. intelligence test
D. creativity test
15. Driven by advanced needs, the motivation of individuals to strive to surpass their previous achievements is called ().
A. Achievement motivation
B. Growth motivation
C. Motivation for communication
D. external motivation
16. Lin Daiyu is sentimental, intelligent, suspicious and aloof. Her temperament belongs to ().
A. blood red
B. Depression
C. Anger
D. glue
17. In a group, individuals sometimes lose their personal consciousness and sense of understanding and evaluation, and their self-control becomes extremely low. They often involuntarily join in repetitive, impulsive, emotional and sometimes even destructive actions. This phenomenon is called ().
A. Social slack
B. Consistency
C. depersonalization
D. obedience
18. Temporary insomnia caused by jet lag is called ().
A. Irregular insomnia
B. Pseudoinsomnia
C. Situational insomnia
D. Acute insomnia
19. The sound property determined by the amplitude of sound wave, that is, the size of the vibrating object deviating from the starting position, is ().
A. vote
B. Sound intensity
C. sound length
D. timbre
20. Kohlberg's moral dilemma story is used to study children as a tool to arouse children's thinking and answering.
A. Level of moral understanding
B. Level of moral judgment
C. Level of moral reasoning
D. Moral cognition level
Second, the noun explanation question (this big question has 5 small questions, 2 points for each small question, a total of 10 points)
2 1. Understanding
22. Role playing theory
23. Absolute sensory threshold
24. Field independence
25. Mental health (narrow sense)
Three, short answer questions (this big question has 6 small questions, each small question 5 points, a total of 30 points)
26. What are the factors that affect time perception?
27. What are the reasons for forgetting?
28. Fluid intelligence and crystal intelligence.
29. The difference between emotion and emotion.
30. Types of interpersonal communication.
3 1. The main factors affecting psychological development and their interrelationships.
Fourth, the essay question (this big question consists of three small questions, the 32 nd and 33 rd questions are optional 1 questions, and the 34 th question is required. Each small question 10, a total of 20 points)
32. Please talk about the relationship between imagination and creative thinking and its enlightenment to the cultivation and training of creative thinking.
33. Describe the structure of achievement motivation and give examples to illustrate how to motivate and cultivate people's high achievement motivation.
34. Li, a college student, frequented the small bookstore near the school and gradually fell in love with the clerk Wang. After three months of love, Wang broke up with Li on the grounds that he had no financial strength. Li felt ashamed and committed suicide by jumping off a building. Please combine this case to talk about how we should face and deal with setbacks.
July 2004 National Higher Education Self-taught Examination Psychological Examination Questions
Course code: 0003 1
1. Fill in the blanks (1 minute per space, total 12 points)
1. Psychology is the science of studying _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
2. There are great individual differences in people's suggestibility, which are influenced by two factors: first, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. Followed by _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
3. According to the content of learning, it can be generally divided into three categories: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
4. According to the different intermediaries in the process of thinking, thinking can be divided into _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ thinking, thinking and thinking.
____________。
5. Several main cognitive types: (1) impulsive type and contemplative type; (2) serial type and simultaneous type; (3) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
6. Two famous projection tests: (1) _ _ _ _ _ _ _; (2) Thematic apperception test.
7. Piaget, a Swiss psychologist, creatively put forward the theory of four stages of children's cognitive development and described the sequence of cognitive development from infancy to adolescence. ① Perceptual movement stage. ② Preoperative stage. ③____________。 ____________。
Second, multiple-choice questions (choose a correct answer from the four alternative answers of each small question, and fill in the serial number of the correct answer in brackets. 2 points for each small question, a total of 30 points)
1. The representative figure of behavioral psychology is ().
A. sechenov Rogers
C. Watson Freud
2. In the real life situation, the method of creating or changing certain conditions by the experimenter to cause the subjects to carry out certain psychological activities is ().
A. Observation method B. Laboratory experiment method
C. Investigation method D. Natural experiment method
3. The researcher asks the respondents questions according to preset questions, collects data in face-to-face questions and answers, and then analyzes and speculates the psychological characteristics and psychological state of this group. The research method is ().
A. Talk method B. Test method
C. Experimental method D. Observation method
4. The seasonal migration of some birds, the hibernation of some animals and the seasonal swimming of some fish are called ().
A. annual rhythm B. daily rhythm
C. monthly rhythm D.90-minute rhythm
When we hear sweet songs, our psychological activities are mainly ().
A. Feeling B. Perception
C. Thinking D. Imagination
6. On the basis of past experience, people perceive things composed of various attributes as a unified whole, which is called ().
A. Perceptual understanding B. Perceptual integrity
C. Selectivity of perception D. Constancy of perception
7. Because the distance between human eyes is about 65 mm, when looking at the same non-planar object, the images obtained on the retina of both eyes are not completely coincident, which is called ().
A. Motion parallax B. Binocular visual axis convergence
C. binocular parallax D. binocular visual axis dispersion
8. Information that can be kept in your mind for more than a minute or even a lifetime is called ().
A. short-term memory B. sensory memory
C. long-term memory
9. From a group of specific things through analysis and synthesis to get the general law, this is called ().
A. Judging B. Concepts
C. Deductive reasoning D. Inductive reasoning
10. It is said that fluid intelligence and crystal intelligence are ().
A. Spearman thurston
C. Gardner Cartel
1 1. An infectious, relatively stable and lasting emotional state is called ().
A. Emotion B. Passion
C. Stress D. Enthusiasm source: exam-self-study exam
10. Pressure
4. Short answer questions (5 points for each small question, total 10)
1. Give an example to illustrate the constancy of perception. Briefly explain the main types of perceptual constancy.
2. What is motivation? What is the main function of motivation?
Verb (abbreviation of verb) Q&A (8 points for each small question, 24 points in total)
1. The intelligence of a full-time child aged 10 was measured with Stanford-Binet.Alfred (1960) scale, and he passed all the items in 10 group and all the items in1group. What is his intellectual age (mental age) What is his IQ? (Please list the formula for calculating IQ)
2. What effect does emotion have on our physical and mental health?
3. What is interpersonal communication? What is its basic function? Source: Examination-Self-study Examination