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PPSC Lecturer Psychology Solved MCQs Online Test No. 55

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Test Name	Lecturer Psychology
Subject	Psychology Test 55
Test Type	MCQs
Total Questions	25
Total Time	20 Minutes
Total Marks	100

You have 20 minutes to pass to the quiz.

Lecturer Psychology Online Test No. 55

1 / 25

A person who does not cheat on his income tax because he might get caught and sent to jail is demonstrating Kohlberg's .............. stage of morality.

conventional

post-conventional

pre-conventional

preoperational

2 / 25

The normal human karyotype consists of 22 pairs of.............. and one pair of sex chromosomes:

genotypes

genes

autosomes

XY chromosomes

3 / 25

The portion of a DNA molecule that contain the code for the manufacture of one specific type of protein molecule is called:

a gene

a chromosome

an autosome

an RNA molecule

4 / 25

Each protein molecule in the body is synthesized under the direction of:

a zygote

a gene

an autosome

an enzyme

5 / 25

According to Erikson, isolation is to intimacy as role confusion is to:

mistrust

guilt

inferiority

identity

6 / 25

Which of the following is not true of Down's syndrome?

it is the most common chromosomal disorder that does not involves a sex chromosome

Down syndrome children can make intellectual gains in the proper environment

the incidence of Down's syndrome increases with the age of the mother but is not related to the age of the father

people with Alzheimer's disease develop the same kind of brain plaques as do people with Down syndrome, and in both cases these may be due to a single gene

7 / 25

Which of the following would not be an example of the contribution of environment in development:

nutrients supplied to the fetus in the womb

chemical changes in the body that are the result of activity

interactions with other individuals of the same species

all the above are appropriate examples

8 / 25

Gender identity refers to:

one's biological sex

the sense of being male or female

the set of expected behaviours for males and for females

how masculine a boy is or how feminine a girl is

9 / 25

Which of the following is true of protein production?

DNA serves as a template for producing RNA, which in turn serves as a template for producing protein molecules

RNA serves as a template for producing DNA, which in turn serves as a template for producing protein molecules

both DNA and RNA serve as templates for producing protein molecules

protein molecules serve as templates for producing RNA, which in turn serves as a template for producing DNA

10 / 25

Erik Erikson maintained that the two basic aspects of life that dominate adulthood are:

identity and independence

intimacy and identity

intimacy and generativity

independence and generativity

11 / 25

Maturation is to education as.............. is to.................

learning; experience

nature; nurture

imprinting; critical period

environment; learning

12 / 25

Piaget is to cognitive development as Kohlberg is to-:-development:

emotional

physical

moral

social

13 / 25

In psychology the nature-nurture debate refers to the relative influences of:

paternal genes and maternal care

genes and environment

genotype and phenotype

genotype and karyotype

14 / 25

In the normal human male, the sex chromosomes consist of ............and in the normal human female they consist of:

an XY pair; an XX pair

an XX pair, an XY pair

a YY pair; and XX pair

an XX pair, a YY pair

15 / 25

Which process results in the faithful duplication of genetic material?

genotyping

crossing over

mitosis

meiosis

16 / 25

If children cannot grasp the principle of conservation, they are unable to:

deal with the discipline of toilet training.

seen things from the point of view of another person.

recognize that the quantity of a substance remains the same despite changes in its shape.

retain earlier schemas when confronted by new experience.

17 / 25

Which theory of gender-typing suggests that people understand and classify their own behaviour and personality traits in terms of masculine and feminine categories?

social learning theory

psychoanalytical theory

evolutionary theory

gender schema theory

18 / 25

Rasheed and Zahid are identical twins. Zahid usually spends several hours a day absorbed in a book. Rasheed can usually be found on the playground. On vocabulary tests, Zahid consistently scores significantly higher than Rasheed. The most likely explanation is that:

Rasheed and Zahid have genetically different capacities for verbal comprehension

there are differences between Rasheed's environment and Zahid's

genes play no role in verbal comprehension

when their zygote separated, Rasheed got the genes for athletic ability and Zahid got the genes for intellectual ability

19 / 25

The union of an egg and a sperm produces:

a phenotype

a zygote

an allele

a clone

20 / 25

Two individuals who developed from one zygote are known as:

heterozygous twins

homozygous twins

identical twins

b and c

21 / 25

A young child who sees a cow for the first time calls it a "doggie." This illustrates the process of:

accommodation

object permanence

conservation

assimilation

22 / 25

The DNA containing an individual's genetic information is organized into structure called:

chromosomes

phenotypes

genotypes

zygotes

23 / 25

Genes contribute to behaviour by:

directing the manufacture of protein molecules that build the body

setting up patterns of neural activity in the brain

breaking down large protein molecules into their amino acid "building blocks"

counteracting environmental influences

24 / 25

Which of the following statements regarding twins is false?

identical twins originate from a single zygote

fraternal twins are not more genetically related than nontwin siblings

identical twins are more closely related than fraternal twins

fraternal twins originate when one egg is fertilizers by two sperm

25 / 25

Compared with males, females are more likely to base their sense of personal identity on their:

gender

social relationships

educational accomplishments

socially distinctive personality traits

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