Which statement about concentration during flow is correct?

People experience intense and focused concentration.

Why do both the Stanford-Binet and Wechsler scales provide a number of cognitive ability scores as well as overall IQ?

Increased information about individual intelligence.

Mindfulness teaches us to

Think about the now, the present

On the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Tests, the IQ is determined by...

comparing your mental age with your chronological age

In Ryff's multidimensional model of well being, what is environmental mastery?

a feeling of being able to influence their own lives

Reliability refers to...

The ability of a test to produce consistent results

A key factor for psychotic disorder is the individual's;

inability to distinguish between imaginary and reality.

Diener's model of subjective wellbeing outlines 2 key areas. They are;

life satisfaction and affective balance

Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences makes which assumption?

Humans can have different strengths in intelligences.

surgery to remove dysfunctional sections of brain.

Emotional intelligence is the ability to;

perceive, understand and manage emotions.

An IQ score is an individual intelligence score;

in comparison to population averages.

Which represents a psychological risk factor for psychological disorders?

Impaired reasoning., Rumination

Labeling is generally a negative aspect of diagnosis due to the;

patients displaying behaviours according to the label.

Maladaptive behaviour is best described as;

a means to reduce anxiety whilst inhibiting general functioning.

What is intrinsic motivation?

Motivated by feelings such as joy and accomplishment.

Anxiety disorders result when anxiety experienced is;

disproportionate to the situation.

The broaden and build theory of wellbeing suggests that positive emotions will;

broaden an individual's focus to enable a greater range of interactions.

The cognitive evaluation theory of motivation aims to explain;

the effect of external consequences on internal motivation.

The information processing theory of intelligence identifies which cognitive processes?

Knowledge base, cognitive processes, processing speed.

an irrational fear of an object or situation.

What is life satisfaction?

global judgement of life meaning and purpose

What is a risk factor?

Something that increases the likelihood of risks occuring

a discussion with a therapist about feelings and behaviours.

The appraisal theory of emotion suggests that emotions are a result of our;

interpretation of a situation or experience

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1
Which statement about concentration during flow is correct?
People experience intense and focused concentration.
People experienced immediate and focused concentration.
People experience an altered concentration.
People experienced intense and flawless concentration
2
How many intelligences did Gardner originally identify?
10
8
7
9
3
Why do both the Stanford-Binet and Wechsler scales provide a number of cognitive ability scores as well as overall IQ?
Research suggests it is desired by participants.
Because of the amount of information gathered.
To justify the need for a professional to conduct the test.
Increased information about individual intelligence.
4
Mindfulness teaches us to
Think about the now, the present
Think about the past and make changes
Think about the past and the future
Think about the future and reflect
5
On the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Tests, the IQ is determined by...
how quickly you finish the test
the expression of your creativity
comparing your mental age with your chronological age
all of the above
6
In Ryff's multidimensional model of well being, what is environmental mastery?
being able to master experiences and continue development
ability to make their own decisions
a feeling of being able to influence their own lives
positive outlook an themselves
7
Reliability refers to...
A key characteristic in the learning environment
A athletes real ability
The middle stage in skill acquisition
The ability of a test to produce consistent results
8
A key factor for psychotic disorder is the individual's;
inability to distinguish between imaginary and reality.
experience of an alternate reality.
desire to escape from reality.
detachment from reality.
9
What does mindfulness encourage individuals to do?
self regulate their emotion
self regulate their acceptance
self regulate their attention
self regulate their motivation
10
Diener's model of subjective wellbeing outlines 2 key areas. They are;
life purpose and meaning
life satisfaction and affective balance
life purpose and emotional balance
life satisfaction and emotional balance
11
The following refers to which approach to normality?
Socio-cultural Approach
Historical Approach
Situational Approach
Medical Approach
12
What factors are believed to influence an individual's intelligence?
all of these
enriched or deprived environments
genes
educational opportunities
13
Judging normality or abnormality on what most people do or do not do reflects the ___ approach.
situational
functional
historical
statistical
14
Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences makes which assumption?
Humans can have different strengths in intelligences.
Humans can exist without some intelligences.
Humans have a wide range of intelligences.
Humans have a wide range of abilities.
15
Weschler's adult intelligence scale caters for an age range of;
21 and older.
18 and older.
25 and older.
16 and older.
16
Psychosurgery is;
electrical impulses applied to change neural impulses in the brain.
a discussion with a therapist about feelings and behaviours.
medications to change chemical processes in the brain.
surgery to remove dysfunctional sections of brain.
17
Emotional intelligence is the ability to;
communicate effectively with other.
present a range of emotions.
communicate through emotional responses.
perceive, understand and manage emotions.
18
What labelling occurs in the two factor theory of emotion?
Psychological
Comparative
Personal
Cognitive
19
An IQ score is an individual intelligence score;
that will reduce with age.
in comparison to population averages.
that can be determined through a wide range of test.
based on academic ability.
20
Which represents a psychological risk factor for psychological disorders?
Disorganised attachment.
Impaired reasoning.
Long term substance abuse.
Rumination
21
Labeling is generally a negative aspect of diagnosis due to the;
family members expecting specific behaviours.
patients displaying behaviours according to the label.
psychiatrists being restricted in their diagnosis.
psychiatric nurses ignoring sane behaviours.
22
Maladaptive behaviour is best described as;
a means to reduce anxiety whilst enabling general functioning.
an effective coping mechanism.
a means to reduce anxiety whilst inhibiting general functioning.
an effective method of avoiding anxiety.
23
What is intrinsic motivation?
Motivated by rewards.
Motivated by competition.
Motivated by feelings such as joy and accomplishment.
Motivated by personal achievement.
24
Anxiety disorders result when anxiety experienced is;
disproportionate to the individual.
persistent.
used as an excuse to avoid something.
disproportionate to the situation.
25
The broaden and build theory of wellbeing suggests that positive emotions will;
narrow an individual's focus to enable a narrower range of interactions.
broaden an individual's focus to enable a narrower range of interactions.
narrow an individual's focus to enable a greater range of interactions.
broaden an individual's focus to enable a greater range of interactions.
26
The following refers to which approach to normality?
Historical Approach
Functional Approach
Socio-cultural Approach
Situational approach
27
The cognitive evaluation theory of motivation aims to explain;
the effect of internal consequences on internal motivation.
the effect of internal consequences on external motivation.
the effect of external consequences on external motivation.
the effect of external consequences on internal motivation.
28
The information processing theory of intelligence identifies which cognitive processes?
Knowledge base, metacognitive processes, processing speed.
Knowledge base, cognitive processes, problem solving speed.
Knowledge base, cognitive processes, processing speed.
Knowledge base, metacognitive processes, problem solving speed.
29
The most common psychological disorder diagnosis in Australia is currently;
stress.
borderline personality disorder.
anxiety.
depression.
30
A phobia is;
a fear of everything.
an irrational fear of an object or situation.
a progressive fear of an object or situation.
an inappropriate fear of an object or situation.
31
What is life satisfaction?
personal judgement of quality of life
global judgement of life meaning and purpose
personal judgement of happiness
global judgement of satisfaction
32
What is a risk factor?
Something that decreases the likelihood of risks occuring
Something that increases the likelihood of risks occuring
The number of risks that occur on a trip
The number of risks that could occur on a trip
33
Psychotherapy is;
electrical impulses applied to change neural impulses in the brain.
medications to change chemical processes in the brain.
surgery to remove dysfunctional sections of brain.
a discussion with a therapist about feelings and behaviours.
34
Ryff's multidimensional model defines self acceptance as;
a positive self view
an understanding of self
a knowledge of self
a truthful self view
35
The appraisal theory of emotion suggests that emotions are a result of our;
cognitive labeling
interpretation of a situation or experience
appraisal of mood
perception of threat

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