Behavioral Science Quiz 1 | Unit-II Life Cycle Your Good Name: Your College Name: Morning/Evening/Private: Email: 1. A nurse is working with a child in the preschool stage who is beginning to assert control over their environment. Which developmental stage by Erikson is the child likely in ? Trust vs. Mistrust Autonomy vs. Shame And Doubt Initiative vs. Guilt Industry vs. Inferiority None 2. An adolescent is struggling with forming their personal identity and feels confused about their role in life. According to Erikson's stages, which conflict is the adolescent experiencing ? Intimacy vs. Isolation Generativity vs. Stagnation Identity vs. Role Confusion Trust vs. Mistrust None 3. During a check-up, a nurse notes that a 7-year-old child is beginning to understand the concept of conservation. Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development does this milestone belong to ? Sensorimotor Preoperational Concrete Operational Formal Operational None 4. A nurse is providing palliative care to a patient with a terminal illness. Which is the primary goal of this care approach ? Cure The illness Provide Relief From Symptoms and stress Extend The lifespan Perform Surgical interventions None 5. A patient is in the denial stage of dying according to Kübler-Ross. What is the nurse's best approach to support this patient ? Force the patient to accept reality Offer empathetic listening and support Avoid discussing the illness Encourage the patient to plan for the future None 6. What characterizes childhood development ? Establishing a Career Identity Formation Learning to Read and Write Retirement Planning None 7. Adulthood is often associated with: Learning to tie shoelaces Attending high school Establishing intimate relationships Learning to crawl None 8. Which stage of life involves the most rapid physical growth ? Infancy Childhood Adolescence Adulthood None 9. Bereavement refers to: Celebrating life milestones Experiencing the death of a loved one Getting married Attending a graduation ceremony None 10. What is a potential outcome of unresolved grief ? Improved Mental Health Emotional Closure Prolonged Distress Increased Happiness None 11. A nurse notices a child engaging in pretend play and struggling to understand other people’s perspectives. Which Piaget stage does this behavior indicate ? Sensorimotor Preoperational Concrete Operational Formal Operational None 12. Which behavior is typical of the phallic stage in Freud's psychosexual development theory ? Sucking and biting Controlling bladder and bowel movements Pleasure focused on the genitals and feelings of rivalry with the same-sex parent Social interactions and hobbies None 13. A patient is experiencing intense grief and is unable to function normally months after the death of a loved one. This may be an indication of what ? Normal grieving process Complicated Grief Mourning Acceptance and hope None 14. A young adult is seeking to form deep relationships but is struggling and feeling isolated. According to Erikson, which developmental stage are they in ? Trust vs. Mistrust Intimacy vs. Isolation Identity vs. Role Confusion Generativity vs. Stagnation None 15. An older adult is reflecting on their life and feeling a sense of fulfillment. Which Erikson stage does this behavior correspond to ? Generativity vs. Stagnation Integrity vs. Despair Intimacy vs. Isolation Identity vs. Role Confusion None 16. Coping strategies for grief may include: Avoiding Emotions Seeking Social Support Engaging in risky behaviors Ignoring the loss None 17. What is a common challenge for adults dealing with bereavement ? Feeling Overwhelmed by emotions Lack of empathy Quick recovery Returning to normalcy immediately None 18. Which of the following is a potential consequence of unresolved grief in adulthood ? Increased emotional well-being Difficulty forming new relationships Swift recovery Reduced stress None 19. What is an essential aspect of providing support to individuals experiencing grief ? Ignoring their emotions Minimizing the loss Active listening and empathy Offering unsolicited advice None 20. Which stage of life involves the exploration of identity and self-concept ? Infancy Childhood Adolescence Adulthood None 21. A nurse is encouraging an adolescent to openly communicate about health risks. Which behavioral task for adolescence does this support ? Identity vs. Role Confusion Peer Influence and Independence Risk-Taking Behavior Facilitate open communication None 22. A child is developing social skills through cooperative play. Which life stage does this behavior correspond to ? Infancy Childhood Adolescence Adulthood None 23. Which of the following is a common emotion experienced during grief ? Happiness Sadness Excitement Apathy None 24. What is a common reaction of the elderly to death ? Lack of understanding Increased anxiety Sense of inevitability Desire to isolate None 25. Which of the following is a typical reaction to grief ? Joyfulness Despair Indifference Boredom None 1 out of 3 Thanks For Submitting Your Quiz !! Quiz 2 | Unit-III Biological & Psychological Basis Of Behavior Your Good Name: Your College Name: Morning/Evening/Private: Email: 1. A nurse observes that patients with chronic stress often develop hypertension. This is best explained by: Psychodynamic theory Behavioral theory Psychosomatic relationship Cognitive dissonance None 2. A 5-year-old who wets the bed after the birth of a sibling is likely experiencing: Regression Repression Projection Identification None 3. A patient with high IQ but poor decision-making in social contexts may lack: Crystallized intelligence Emotional intelligence Abstract reasoning Verbal IQ None 4. Which personality theory emphasizes traits as stable, measurable characteristics? Humanistic theory Trait theory Psychodynamic theory Cognitive theory None 5. According to Maslow’s hierarchy, which need comes just above safety needs? Self-actualization Physiological Esteem Love and belonging None 6. A person who always arrives late claims it’s because the traffic is always bad, though evidence says otherwise. This is an example of: Rationalization Displacement Denial Projection None 7. A 20-year-old student fears public speaking but can’t explain why. According to Freud, this is likely due to: Repression of traumatic memory Lack of motivation Hyperactivity High intelligence None 8. Which factor plays the primary role in psychodynamic theories of behavior? Social learning Genetic inheritance Unconscious motives and conflicts Hormonal changes None 9. A nurse becomes extremely emotional during a patient death and begins to cry uncontrollably. Which part of the brain is activated? Frontal lobe Occipital lobe Limbic system Cerebellum None 10. Which of the following terms refers to the process of organizing and interpreting sensory information? Sensation Perception Intelligence Motivation None 11. Which neurotransmitter is most associated with mood regulation and is often linked with depression? Dopamine Serotonin GABA Acetylcholine None 12. A 10-year-old child solves math problems and understands logical relationships. According to Piaget, this child is in which stage? Sensorimotor Preoperational Concrete operational Formal operational None 13. Intelligence tests primarily assess: Personality traits Emotional state Mental ability Creativity None 14. A patient misplaces his keys but insists someone is stealing them. This behavior is an example of: Projection Displacement Sublimation Regression None 15. Which of the following is not a stage in Piaget’s theory of cognitive development? Preoperational Concrete operational Operant stage Formal operational None 16. A student studies diligently to avoid scolding from her parents. This is an example of: Positive reinforcement Negative reinforcement Punishment Extinction None 17. In Freud’s theory, which component of personality is based on the reality principle? Id Ego Superego Subconscious None 18. Which of the following best defines "motivation"? The ability to solve problems A process that initiates and sustains behavior Interpretation of sensory data Ability to remember past events None 19. A nurse finds herself unusually irritable during night shifts and realizes it’s due to sleep deprivation. This reflects the influence of which factor on behavior? Psychodynamic Sociocultural Biological Behavioral None 20. The part of the brain primarily responsible for emotion processing, particularly fear, is: Hippocampus Cerebellum Amygdala Medulla None 21. A patient keeps recalling unpleasant childhood events that cause anxiety. This memory type is best categorized as: Semantic Short-term Episodic Procedural None 22. A person channels aggressive impulses into playing competitive sports. This is an example of: Repression Sublimation Reaction formation Rationalization None 23. During a stressful situation, which hormone is primarily released to help the body cope? Insulin Cortisol Estrogen Thyroxine None 24. Which of the following best describes "classical conditioning" as explained by Pavlov? Learning by imitation Learning through consequences Learning through association Learning by trial and error None 25. A 45-year-old man becomes extremely aggressive whenever someone mentions his father, though he claims to have no memory of childhood abuse. Which defense mechanism is most likely at play? Rationalization Projection Repression Denial None 1 out of 3 Thanks For Submitting Your Quiz !! Quiz 3 | Unit-IV Social & Anthropological Basis Of Behavior Your Good Name: Your College Name: Morning/Evening/Private: Email: 1. A doctor adapts the treatment plan for a patient who uses traditional healing methods. This demonstrates: Disregard for science Cultural incompetence Integration of medical and cultural models Role conflict None 2. In the context of the Health Belief Model, ‘perceived susceptibility’ refers to: Degree of education about disease Belief about likelihood of getting a disease Cost of treatment Knowledge of symptoms None 3. A patient diagnosed with tuberculosis hides it due to fear of being isolated by society. This is an example of: Health Belief Social Class Health inequality Illness stigma None 4. The stigma associated with illness may lead to: Improved health outcomes Increased treatment adherence Delayed seeking of care Community empowerment None 5. Which social group is often at higher risk for health inequalities? Middle-income groups Professional athletes Ethnic minorities Government officials None 6. A health worker educates a tribal community using local metaphors and language. This is an example of: Ethnocentrism Culture-blind approach Community-based care Culture-sensitive communication None 7. In anthropology, the term “emic perspective” refers to: Outsider’s point of view Statistical health survey Insider’s or native’s view of their own culture Doctor’s interpretation of illness None 8. What is the focus of medical anthropology? Legal rights of patients Financial coverage of treatment Cultural and social influences on health and illness Hospital infrastructure None 9. Which of the following is the best approach to reduce cultural barriers in healthcare? Standard treatment for all Cultural insensitivity Culture-sensitive assessment Ignoring ethnic background None 10. A community believes fever is due to spiritual imbalance rather than infection. What aspect is this? Medical negligence Cultural belief Illness behavior Genetic error None 11. Which concept explains why a person from a different culture might perceive illness differently? Economics Anthropology Ethnocentrism Cultural variation None 12. Health disparities are primarily caused by: Differences in education, income, Climate differences Cultural food preferences Language barriers only None 13. A nurse modifies her approach while examining a female patient from a conservative ethnic group. This is an example of: Cultural imperialism Cultural sensitivity Gender inequality Role conflict None 14. Which of the following best describes “health inequality”? Biological differences in health Fair distribution of healthcare Unfair and avoidable differences in health status All individuals having same disease None 15. Culture in anthropology refers to: Only religious practices Genetic traits passed through generations Shared beliefs, norms, values, and behaviors of a group None of the above None 16. Which of the following most accurately describes the term "health disparity"? Equal health services for all Differences in health outcomes between groups due to social disadvantage Rich people having more diseases Genetic disorders among ethnic groups None 17. A teenage boy refuses to take medication because his peer group believes it’s unnecessary. This illustrates the influence of: Sick role Group dynamics Economic disparity Gender identity None 18. Ethnicity affects health behavior through: Climate Genetic makeup alone Shared cultural practices and beliefs None of the above None 19. What does the Health Belief Model focus on? Genetics Cultural diversity Beliefs and perceptions regarding health behavior Economic status None 20. A female patient avoids disclosing mental health issues due to fear of community judgment. This is an example of: Ethnicity Cultural competence Stigma Group conflict None 21. Which of the following best describes how gender influences health outcomes? Gender has no role in health disparities Women always have better access to care Gender norms can influence health-seeking behaviors Men have fewer chronic conditions None 22. Which sociological concept explains how illness affects a person’s expected behavior in society? Group theory Health Belief Model Sick role Conflict theory None 23. A 50-year-old man avoids visiting the clinic because he believes prayer alone can cure his illness. This belief is best explained by: Sick role Gender role Health Belief Model Social deviance None 24. Which of the following is a primary determinant of health inequality? Intelligence Social class Hand dominance Eye Color None 25. The concept of “sick role” was introduced by: Karl Marx Emile Durkheim Max Weber Talcott Parsons None 1 out of 3 Thanks For Submitting Your Quiz !!