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- A. Bodily Psychology
- B. Spiritual Psychology
- C. Cognitive psychology
- D. Unconscious mind
Explanation: Transpersonal psychology studies experiences such as spirituality, self-transcendence, and expanded states of consciousness.
Correct answer: Spiritual Psychology- A. School of Psychoanalysis
- B. Humanistic psychology
- C. Transpersonal Psychology
- D. Gestalt psychology
Explanation: Transpersonal psychology developed after humanistic psychology and extends psychological study to spirituality and transcendent…
Correct answer: Transpersonal Psychology- A. Both A&B
- B. How we feel in our altered states of awareness
- C. What we think in our altered states of awareness
- D. None of the above
Explanation: Transpersonal psychology examines experiences beyond ordinary personal awareness, including thoughts and feelings during altered states.
Correct answer: Both A&B- A. Beyond body
- B. Beyond the personal
- C. Beyond soul
- D. Beyond the experience
Explanation: The prefix trans- means beyond, and personal refers to the individual self. Thus, transpersonal means beyond the personal.
Correct answer: Beyond the personal2725. Who deals, how we think and feel in our altered states of mind (in sad or happy mood)___________?
- A. Humanistic psychology
- B. Idealism
- C. Transpersonal psychology
- D. Gestalt psychology
Explanation: Transpersonal psychology studies unusual or altered states of consciousness, including experiences connected with different emotional or…
Correct answer: Transpersonal psychology- A. Piaget's Cognitive development theory
- B. Behavior psychology
- C. Maslow's theory of Self-actualization
- D. Kohler's Gestalt psychology
Explanation: Transpersonal psychology developed from humanistic psychology, especially Maslow’s idea of self-actualization and the possibility of…
Correct answer: Maslow's theory of Self-actualization- A. Transpersonal psychology
- B. Psychoanalysis
- C. Humanistic Psychology
- D. Gestalt psychology
Explanation: Transpersonal psychology takes an integrative view of the mind, body and spiritual experience rather than treating mental processes in…
Correct answer: Transpersonal psychology- A. Humanistic psychology
- B. Transpersonal psychology
- C. Functionalism
- D. Cognitive development
Explanation: Transpersonal psychology often includes spiritual or religious experiences and views people as spiritual beings having physical lives.
Correct answer: Transpersonal psychology- A. Carl Jung
- B. Abraham Maslow
- C. All of the above
- D. William James
Explanation: Jung and William James explored religious and spiritual experiences, while Maslow helped establish transpersonal psychology through…
Correct answer: All of the above- A. Humanist Psychology
- B. Behaviourism
- C. Psychoanalytic theory
- D. Transpersonal psychology
Explanation: Transpersonal psychology focuses on experiences that go beyond ordinary personal identity and everyday consciousness.
Correct answer: Transpersonal psychology- A. Psychodynamic
- B. Transpersonal psychology
- C. Humanist psychology
- D. Structuralism
Explanation: Transpersonal psychology investigates deeper consciousness and spiritual experiences that extend beyond the physical or ordinary mental…
Correct answer: Transpersonal psychology- A. One
- B. Two
- C. Three
- D. Four
Explanation: Kohlberg grouped moral development into three levels: pre-conventional, conventional and post-conventional.
Correct answer: Three- A. German
- B. Austrian
- C. Norwegian
- D. American
Explanation: Lawrence Kohlberg was an American psychologist known for his theory of moral reasoning and moral development.
Correct answer: American- A. Pre-conventional
- B. Conventional
- C. Post conventional
- D. None of these
Explanation: Pre-conventional morality is the first level, in which children judge actions mainly by punishment, obedience and personal reward.
Correct answer: Pre-conventional2735. Conventional level of Moral developmental theory starts from the age of 10 years to___________?
- A. 13 years
- B. 16 years
- C. 20 years
- D. None of the above
Explanation: In the simplified age ranges commonly used in these summaries, conventional morality is associated with approximately ages 10 to 13.
Correct answer: 13 years- A. Conventional
- B. None of these
- C. Post conventional
- D. Pre-conventional
Explanation: Self-interest, personal reward and exchange characterize the pre-conventional level, especially its second stage.
Correct answer: Pre-conventional- A. Post conventional
- B. Pre-conventional
- C. Conventional
- D. All of these
Explanation: Social-contract reasoning and universal ethical principles belong to Kohlberg’s post-conventional level, where moral judgments can go…
Correct answer: Post conventional- A. Post conventional
- B. Pre-conventional
- C. Conventional
- D. All of these
Explanation: Obeying authority mainly to avoid punishment is the first stage of the pre-conventional level.
Correct answer: Pre-conventional- A. Pre-conventional
- B. Conventional
- C. None of these
- D. Post conventional
Explanation: Kohlberg’s third level is post-conventional morality, which involves social-contract reasoning and universal ethical principles.
Correct answer: Post conventional- A. Onward
- B. 20 years
- C. 30 years
- D. None of these
Explanation: Post-conventional reasoning generally develops from adolescence onward and may continue throughout adulthood.
Correct answer: Onward