List of top Questions asked in CUET (UG)

How is Prisoner's Dilemma used to study cooperation and competition?
A. They are separately offered a chance to confess.
B. If both confess the punishment to both will be mild.
C. Two suspects are quizzed by detectors separately.
D. The one who confesses will get no punishment and the other will be punished.
E. In the end if neither confesses, each will receive a life sentence.

The ability to put up with a situation in which individuals would have to compete with many others for even basic resources, including physical space is known as \underline{\hspace{2cm}}

Which of the following is \underline{not a feature of crowding?}
A. Crowding may cause feeling of discomfort.
B. Crowding may lead to loss of privacy.
C. An individual may feel control over social interaction.
D. Crowding may result in positive view of space around the person.

Meeku was pulled up by his teachers for missing classes to play cricket during school hours. To modify his behaviour, Meeku's class-teacher applauded him every time his homework was submitted or when he answered in class. Gradually, Meeku started enjoying his teacher's class and stopped missing it. Which behavioural technique did the class teacher use?

Attitude change according to Festinger happens in the following way:
A. It emphasizes on the cognitive component.
B. Holding two opposing ideas/cognitions makes an individual feel that something is out of tune.
C. The cognitive components of an attitude must be in consonance with each other.
D. One of the ideas will have to be changed so that consonance can be attained.

Choose the correct option for identifying the features of a psychological disorder:

The process of emotional unburdening by the client, which has healing properties is called ........

According to the psychodynamic therapy, the cause of psychological disorders can be:

According to the Holmes and Rahe's stressful life events measure, arrange the following life events according to decreasing stress score:
A. Death of a close family member.
B. Unexpected accident or trauma.
C. Appearing for examination.
D. Change in eating habits.

Chemicals that carry messages across the synapse to the dendrite of a receiver neuron are called ........

Schizophrenia is the descriptive term for a group of:

An individual reporting loss of part or some bodily functions is a symptom of:

Choose out of the following statements what is true about Somatic symptom disorder:
A. A person has persistent body-related symptom
B. Continually worries about the symptoms
C. Frequent visits to doctor
D. Experience paralysis, blindness etc.
E. Preoccupation with the thought of developing various illnesses.

After the Covid-19 pandemic, Vikas would feel stressed every time he saw any person sneezing or coughing. According to cognitive theory of stress appraisal, Vikas appraised the situation as:

Shweta got to know that she has a class presentation next week which will be evaluated. So she worked hard all week because she wanted to perform well. On the other hand, Veena got to know about the presentation last night. She ended up not sleeping the whole night and panicked due to which she could not prepare the presentation. The type of stress experienced by Shweta is ...... and ....... by Veena.

One of the important sources of psychological stress results from the blocking of needs and motives by something or someone that hinders us from achieving a desired goal. This is called ..........

According to Morris, type D personality is-

Varun's personality attributes can be described as dutiful, truthful, disciplined, clean and detached. Which type of personality is Varun having according to Charak Samhita?

Indian adaptation of TAT (Thematic Apperception Test) has been done by: