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Behavioral Science I_Exam Revision 1
Behavioral Science I_Exam Revision 1
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Ali cannot remember the digestive system although he had learnt this topic during secondary school.This could be due to
interference effects.
information overload.
decay through disuse.
motivated forgetting.
2
Bill was very stressed when the doctor told him he had liver disease.The appropriate nursing response is to
tell him not to worry as the illness may not be serious.
advise him to maintain a low fat diet.
explore his feeling and provide adequate information.
tell him that the doctor maybe wrong.
3
Lily is working very hard to save money for her wedding.Her determination to achieve her goal is known as
personality
perception
motivation
intelligence
4
When a nurse listen and understand about her patients worries, she is meeting the patients’ need for love.
True
False
5
Janet was very anxious during examination, this could be a
physiological response to stress.
prolonged effects of stress.
inadequate perception.
psychological response to stress.
6
The three stages of memory in correct order are
storage-encoding-retrieval.
storage-retrieval-encoding.
encoding-storage-retrieval.
encoding-retrieval-storage.
7
Nurse Tan praised Mrs Lim for being cooperative during insertion of NG tube.The act of praising Mrs Lee is an example of
multiple conditioning.
social conditioning.
classical conditioning.
operant conditioning.
8
The act of receiving a stimulus by a sense organ is refers as
information
sensation
perception
attention
9
The 3 components of attitudes are affective,behavioural and cognitive.
True
False
10
The ability to hold information for a brief moment is known as
cognitive learning.
recognition.
perception.
short term memory.
11
Stress could be reduced by
keeping feelings to self.
taking sufficient rest.
thinking negative.
eating oily food.
12
Fred,aged 6,has mastered the motor skills of riding a bicycle and playing piano.This development is best described as
intellectual.
social.
emotional.
physical.
13
An ego defence mechanism which explains reverting back to the previous stage of development is
projection.
repression.
regression.
denial.
14
Rachael blame her friends for the mistales done by herself. As a friend, you could help Rachael by improving on her
bodily kinesthetic intelligence.
spatial intelligence.
multiple intelligence.
intra personal intelligence.
15
Persuasion theory is he deliberate attempt to influence the attitude of another person.
True
False
16
Tom, a 6 years old boy, revert to bed wetting after first week in school.This ego defence he uses is
projection.
repression.
regression.
sublimation.
17
Jane failed her danced audition and blamed it on her coach.This ego defence mechanism is known as
projection.
sublimation.
regression.
repression.
18
According to Maslow's hierachy of needs,self actualization would mean a person has met the need to
feel protected from any harm.
achieve self-fulfilment.
have positive perception of self image.
have love,acceptance and freindships.
19
Lya holds her breath when she is changing the patient's diapers.The act of receiving a stimulus by her sense of smell is
sensation.
reception.
illusion.
perception.
20
Whenever Jim goes back to the hospital for review,he will cry as he senses danger through
perception.
reception.
dissection.
deception.
21
A form of norm which requires an individual to do something is known as prescriptive norms.
False
True
22
Nurse Amy collected Mr Ong's property during admission.She was providing
esteem needs.
love and belonging needs.
safety and security needs.
basic needs.
23
Pianist will play the keys with hands and reading the music scores at the same time.This is known as
multiple response learning.
operant conditioning.
classical conditioning.
cognitive learning.
24
Jill wants to improve her memory by using the Mnemonic system.She has to
repeat it over and over again.
organize the words into a story.
tags to parts of a scene she wants to remember.
create real or artificial links between the words.
25
The motivational theory that explains behaviour is learned from observation is the
psychoanalytic theory.
social learning theory.
drive theory.
humanistic theory.
26
Learning maybe defined as a
relatively temporary change of behaviour.
lack of change in the individual's behaviour.
relatively permanent change of behaviour.
reinforced strength and weakness pf the individual.
27
Factors that affect perception are
illusion and inspiration.
previous sensory experiences.
biological make up.
emotion and behaviour.
28
A 7 year old child with the weight of 100kg is considered as a
deviation from social norm
maladaptiveness of behaviour
deviation from statistical norm
personal distress
29
Peter applies problem solving abilities to complete the task.This form of learning is known as
operant conditioning.
multiple response learning.
classical conditioning.
cognitive learning.
30
Ego defence mechanisms are unconscious mechanisms that
protects one from anxiety and stress
helps to lower self esteem
cause stress and anxiety
prevents a person's outburst
31
The psychologist that discovered operant conditioning as a form of learning is
B.F Skinner.
Ivan Pavlov.
E.L Thorndike.
Erik Erikson.
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Alan had difficulty understanding the handwashing techniques.The process of learning involves
thinking, memorizing and application.
preparation, incubation and inspiration.
problem solving and application.
assessment,planning and implementation.