NCE/LPC EXAM QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS 2024-2025
Ego's desire for rapid fulfilment. ANSWER Pleasure Principle
In most circumstances, determining the source of anomalous behaviour is
challenging. - ANSWER Etiology.
An individual who is joyful, self-sufficient, and creative has reached
______________. - ANSWER Self-actualization
This is vital for parents to ensure that their children develop healthy concepts.
(Rogers) - Answer: Unconditional Positive Regard
Achieved by rewarding the success of desired behaviour. - Answer Shaping
The learning process entails conditioning new stimuli to established responses. -
ANSWER Classical Conditioning
A behaviour modification intended to instil new behaviour. - ANSWER
reinforcement.
The terms "common," "personal," and "cardinal" relate to ____________. -
ANSWER Trait Theory.
Individuals are in an interactive relationship with their surroundings. - ANSWER:
contextual worldview.
,Freud felt that human behaviour is primarily motivated by the psychosexual energy
known as _________. - Answer libido.
ANSWER counter conditioning is relearning through the use of a specific stimulus
to generate a new, more adaptable response.
The idea that there are numerous ways to understand events, each of which results
in a distinct action. - ANSWER Kelly's concept of constructive alternativism
A serious psychological condition characterized by loss of contact with reality. -
ANSWER Psychosis.
The process of development and body change is caused by inheritance rather than
learning. - Answer Maturation
Vicarious conditioning takes place by observed________. - ANSWER modelling
The pain of _________ leads people to avoid or minimize cognitive contradictions.
- Answer cognitive dissonance.
Individuals use this technique to retain emotions of adequacy and self-worth rather
than immediately dealing with a challenging situation. - Answer defence
mechanisms.
Used to alleviate anxiety in an agoraphobic client. - Answer: systematic
desensitization.
Skinner argues that the social environment influences human behaviour in a variety
of ways. - Answer the consequences.
, Patterns of ____________ that can be biological, psychological, or societal in
origin. - Answer abnormal behaviour.
The inclination toward subjective functioning, with the self-being the most
important. - ANSWER Jung's theory of introversion.
Motivational behaviour modification methods are employed in schools and group
homes. - ANSWER Token Economy
This approach to human functioning emphasizes the significance of each person's
sense of reality. - Answer: Phenomenological.
Emphasizes the role of genetic and physical factors in maladaptive behaviour. -
ANSWER: biological viewpoint.
ANSWER Adler: Use of Family constellation.
Traits and values - Answer: Allport
Vicarious conditioning - Bandura
16 Personality Factor Questionnaire - Answer Cattell
Stage Theory of Development - ANSWER Erikson
ANSWERS 2024-2025
Ego's desire for rapid fulfilment. ANSWER Pleasure Principle
In most circumstances, determining the source of anomalous behaviour is
challenging. - ANSWER Etiology.
An individual who is joyful, self-sufficient, and creative has reached
______________. - ANSWER Self-actualization
This is vital for parents to ensure that their children develop healthy concepts.
(Rogers) - Answer: Unconditional Positive Regard
Achieved by rewarding the success of desired behaviour. - Answer Shaping
The learning process entails conditioning new stimuli to established responses. -
ANSWER Classical Conditioning
A behaviour modification intended to instil new behaviour. - ANSWER
reinforcement.
The terms "common," "personal," and "cardinal" relate to ____________. -
ANSWER Trait Theory.
Individuals are in an interactive relationship with their surroundings. - ANSWER:
contextual worldview.
,Freud felt that human behaviour is primarily motivated by the psychosexual energy
known as _________. - Answer libido.
ANSWER counter conditioning is relearning through the use of a specific stimulus
to generate a new, more adaptable response.
The idea that there are numerous ways to understand events, each of which results
in a distinct action. - ANSWER Kelly's concept of constructive alternativism
A serious psychological condition characterized by loss of contact with reality. -
ANSWER Psychosis.
The process of development and body change is caused by inheritance rather than
learning. - Answer Maturation
Vicarious conditioning takes place by observed________. - ANSWER modelling
The pain of _________ leads people to avoid or minimize cognitive contradictions.
- Answer cognitive dissonance.
Individuals use this technique to retain emotions of adequacy and self-worth rather
than immediately dealing with a challenging situation. - Answer defence
mechanisms.
Used to alleviate anxiety in an agoraphobic client. - Answer: systematic
desensitization.
Skinner argues that the social environment influences human behaviour in a variety
of ways. - Answer the consequences.
, Patterns of ____________ that can be biological, psychological, or societal in
origin. - Answer abnormal behaviour.
The inclination toward subjective functioning, with the self-being the most
important. - ANSWER Jung's theory of introversion.
Motivational behaviour modification methods are employed in schools and group
homes. - ANSWER Token Economy
This approach to human functioning emphasizes the significance of each person's
sense of reality. - Answer: Phenomenological.
Emphasizes the role of genetic and physical factors in maladaptive behaviour. -
ANSWER: biological viewpoint.
ANSWER Adler: Use of Family constellation.
Traits and values - Answer: Allport
Vicarious conditioning - Bandura
16 Personality Factor Questionnaire - Answer Cattell
Stage Theory of Development - ANSWER Erikson
