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1In Pavlov's classical conditioning experiment, which matching of terms is correct after the bell has been paired repeatedly with food?

A Food - UCS; salivation to food - UCR; bell - CS; salivation to bell - CR

B Food - CS; salivation to food - CR; bell - UCS; salivation to bell - UCR

C Food - UCR; salivation to food - UCS; bell - CR; salivation to bell - CS

D Food - UCS; salivation to food - CR; bell - CS; salivation to bell - UCR

2Consider the following two statements about social and interpersonal intelligence. Statement I: Thorndike's social intelligence refers to dealing effectively with people and relationships. Statement II: Gardner's interpersonal intelligence is simply Thorndike's term under a different name, so the two theories make the same classification. Which option is correct?

A Both Statement I and Statement II are correct.

B Statement I is correct, but Statement II is incorrect.

C Statement I is incorrect, but Statement II is correct.

D Both Statement I and Statement II are incorrect.

3Which pair correctly distinguishes inductive reasoning from deductive reasoning?

A Inductive reasoning moves from specific instances to a general rule; deductive reasoning moves from a general rule to a specific conclusion.

B Inductive reasoning applies a general rule to one case; deductive reasoning builds a rule from several cases.

C Inductive reasoning is undirected thinking; deductive reasoning is day-dreaming.

D Inductive reasoning always gives one correct answer; deductive reasoning always gives many possible answers.

4Consider the following statements about frustration and conflict. Which statements are correct? I. Frustration may arise from environmental obstacles. II. Frustration may arise from personal limitations. III. Every frustration is necessarily an approach-approach conflict. IV. Conflict can itself be a source of frustration.

A I, II and IV only

B I and III only

C II and III only

D III and IV only

5Which statement is incorrect regarding functional fixedness?

A It restricts the person to seeing an object only in its usual function.

B It can block a solution when an object must be used in an unusual way.

C It is the same as an algorithm because both guarantee a correct solution.

D It differs from mental set, which is persistence with a familiar approach.

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