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How many items are there in SPM? |
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Answer» Items are grouped into 5 sets. Each set has 12 items. So, total number of items are 60. |
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What is pressure? |
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Answer» It is coping with expectations of significant people. |
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How many items are there in MPI? |
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Answer» There are 48 MPI. |
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What is frustration? |
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Answer» Frustration is a feeling of failure or obstacle in attainment of goal. |
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How Extroversion is different from Introversion? |
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What is Independent variable? |
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Answer» The ‘cause’ or event or situation manipulated by the experimenter to see if it will have predicted effect on some other event or situation. |
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What is dependent variable? |
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Answer» The effect or the factor that is measured in an experiment. It changes because of manifestation of independent variable. |
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What are the types of intelligence? |
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Answer» According to Thorndike- Concrete—ability to deal with objects. Abstract—ability to deal with symbols and numbers. Social—ability to deal with people and their activities. |
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What is Self? |
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Answer» It is totality of conscious experiences which is a cognitive structure and starts developing at the age of two. |
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What are Norms? |
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Answer» Standard or value based on measurements of a large group of people. It is also be named as typical score or criteria. There are various types of norms like age norms, sex norms, class norms, regional norms. |
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What is Intervening/Relevant variable? |
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Answer» Any variable other than independent variable which influences dependent variable is known as intervening variable. |
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Why this test is comprehensive? |
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Answer» The test items cover all aspects of anxiety, e.g. subjective and objective. |
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Which areas of self-concept, this test measures? |
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Answer» • Physical • Social • Temperamental • Educational • Moral • Intellectual |
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Why psychologist use norms to assess abilities? |
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Answer» Psychological attributes can not be reduced to zero. |
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How intelligence is related to adjustment? |
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Answer» Ability to adjust is a faculty of intelligence. High intelligence facilitates adjustment. |
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What is adjustment? |
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Answer» It is psychological process of coping with the demands of the self and the environment |
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Which areas AISS measures? |
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Answer» Emotional area Educational area and Social area. |
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How adjustment is different from adaptation? |
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Answer» Adaptation is structural or functional change that enhances the organism survival value. It is a biological mechanism. Adjustment is a psychological process of coping with the demands. |
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What are Psychometric Tests? |
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Answer» Psychometric tests are standardized and objective measuring instrument used to assess an individual’s standing relative to others on some mental or behavioural characteristics. |
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Name any other tests to assess adjustment? |
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Answer» • Global Adjustment scale developed by Sanjay Vohra, uses sten scores, covers six dimensions—emotional, family, health, social environment, sex and school. • Bell’s Adjustment Inventory. |
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What is culture fair test? |
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Answer» A test that does not discriminate examinees on the basis of their cultural experiences e.g., RSPM. |
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Why we multiply by 100? |
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Answer» To get the score in %percentage and to avoid decimals. |
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What is a power test? Give example. |
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Answer» The tests which are scored only on the basis of accuracy, are known as power tests. Here time is not the variable, e.g., RSPM. |
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What are speed tests? Give example. |
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Answer» The tests, which are scored on the basis of speed and accuracy are known as speed tests. e.g. Stanford Binet Test or Wais. |
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What is the formula of IQ? |
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Answer» Mental age/chronological age x 100. |
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Name two features of IQ. |
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Answer» (i) IQ is relatively constant. It is not increasing with the age. (ii) Average IQ is always 100. |
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What is a battery? |
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Answer» Battery is a collection of tests. |
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Name an intelligence test which is verbal, non-verbal as well as performance test. |
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Answer» Wechsler’s Adult intelligence scale (WAIS). |
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What is IQ? or Define IQ |
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Answer» • It is the ratio between MA and CA. • It is not intelligence. It is simply a measure of intelligence. • William Stem gave the concept of IQ. |
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Name one individual verbal intelligence test. |
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Answer» Stanford Binet Intelligence Scale. |
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What is performance test of intelligence? |
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Answer» A test in which the role of language is minimized. The task requiring overt motor responses other than verbal, e.g., Bhatia’s Battery of intelligence test. |
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Name one group verbal intelligence test? |
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Answer» General Mental Ability Test (GMAT) by Dr. Mohsin. |
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What is mental age? |
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Answer» Mental age is a measure of intellectual functioning expressed in terms of age. The concept was given by Alfred Binet. |
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Name one non-verbal test of intelligence? |
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Answer» SPM is non-verbal test of intelligence. |
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How percentage is different from percentile? |
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Answer» Percentage refers to a score attained out of hundred. Percentile is position of the individual among hundred. |
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What does SPM measure? |
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Answer» It measures general intelligence (g-factor), Test particularly suitable for comparing VIVA -VOCE QUESTIONS people with their immediate capacity of power of observation and clear thinking. The test measures eductive component of ‘g’ factor. |
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What do you mean by eductive component of ‘g’? |
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Answer» Eductive component is the ability to develop/forge new insights, ability to see meaning and relationships. |
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What is the scoring procedure of SPM? |
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Answer» • Answers to all the items are checked with the help of scoring key. • Total number of correct answers are added for each part. • Scores for all the parts are added to get a total score. • Scatter of scores are checked from expected score table to find out discrepancies. • Corresponding percentiles and grades are calculated with the help of manual. |
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