IOP1601 ASSIGNMENT 1 COMPLETE ANSWERS STUDY
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Theme 1: Introduction to Psychological Adjustment
1. What is the primary focus of the study of psychological
adjustment?
A. Diagnosing mental illness
B. Understanding how people cope with life's demands
C. Measuring intelligence and cognitive ability
D. Studying group dynamics in the workplace
B. Understanding how people cope with life's demands
2. According to the biopsychosocial model, adjustment is influenced
by...
A. Only biological factors like genetics.
B. Only psychological factors like thoughts.
,C. The complex interaction of biological, psychological, and social
factors.
D. Only social factors like culture.
C. The complex interaction of biological, psychological, and
social factors.
3. The statement "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger" is most
closely related to the concept of...
A. Catharsis
B. Post-traumatic growth
C. Cognitive dissonance
D. Social loafing
B. Post-traumatic growth
4. A key characteristic of a well-adjusted individual is the ability to...
A. Avoid all stressful situations.
B. Form and maintain satisfying relationships.
C. Suppress negative emotions completely.
,D. Always put their own needs first.
B. Form and maintain satisfying relationships.
5. The process of evaluation in psychological adjustment involves...
A. Ignoring feedback from the environment.
B. Judging whether a situation is threatening or rewarding.
C. Only relying on intuition.
D. Accepting all life events without question.
B. Judging whether a situation is threatening or rewarding.
Theme 2: The Self in Context
6. According to Carl Rogers, psychological health is promoted when
there is congruence between...
A. The real self and the ideal self.
B. The id and the superego.
C. The conscious and the unconscious mind.
, D. The self and the persona.
A. The real self and the ideal self.
7. A student who believes "I can pass this exam if I study hard" has
high...
A. Self-esteem.
B. Self-efficacy.
C. Self-monitoring.
D. Self-actualization.
B. Self-efficacy.
8. The overall evaluation of one's worth or value as a person is
known as...
A. Self-concept.
B. Self-esteem.
C. Self-efficacy.
D. Self-awareness.
B. Self-esteem.
GUIDE 2025/2026 VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
SOLUTIONS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS <LATEST
VERSION>
Theme 1: Introduction to Psychological Adjustment
1. What is the primary focus of the study of psychological
adjustment?
A. Diagnosing mental illness
B. Understanding how people cope with life's demands
C. Measuring intelligence and cognitive ability
D. Studying group dynamics in the workplace
B. Understanding how people cope with life's demands
2. According to the biopsychosocial model, adjustment is influenced
by...
A. Only biological factors like genetics.
B. Only psychological factors like thoughts.
,C. The complex interaction of biological, psychological, and social
factors.
D. Only social factors like culture.
C. The complex interaction of biological, psychological, and
social factors.
3. The statement "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger" is most
closely related to the concept of...
A. Catharsis
B. Post-traumatic growth
C. Cognitive dissonance
D. Social loafing
B. Post-traumatic growth
4. A key characteristic of a well-adjusted individual is the ability to...
A. Avoid all stressful situations.
B. Form and maintain satisfying relationships.
C. Suppress negative emotions completely.
,D. Always put their own needs first.
B. Form and maintain satisfying relationships.
5. The process of evaluation in psychological adjustment involves...
A. Ignoring feedback from the environment.
B. Judging whether a situation is threatening or rewarding.
C. Only relying on intuition.
D. Accepting all life events without question.
B. Judging whether a situation is threatening or rewarding.
Theme 2: The Self in Context
6. According to Carl Rogers, psychological health is promoted when
there is congruence between...
A. The real self and the ideal self.
B. The id and the superego.
C. The conscious and the unconscious mind.
, D. The self and the persona.
A. The real self and the ideal self.
7. A student who believes "I can pass this exam if I study hard" has
high...
A. Self-esteem.
B. Self-efficacy.
C. Self-monitoring.
D. Self-actualization.
B. Self-efficacy.
8. The overall evaluation of one's worth or value as a person is
known as...
A. Self-concept.
B. Self-esteem.
C. Self-efficacy.
D. Self-awareness.
B. Self-esteem.
