Quiz

1) In Taare Zameen Par, Ishaan struggles with reading and writing despite normal intelligence. This represents which psychological phenomenon?

2) In Dear Zindagi, Kaira benefits from therapy sessions that help her understand her childhood and attachment patterns. The therapeutic approach resembles:

3) In 3 Idiots, Rancho uses creative and curiosity-driven learning rather than rote memorization. This aligns with:

4) In Chhichhore, the movie emphasizes coping with failure and building resilience. Which concept does this reflect?

5) In Barfi!, the protagonist communicates emotions without words, focusing on nonverbal cues. Which form of communication is highlighted?

6) In Black, Michelle learns language and life skills through repeated conditioning and reinforcement by her teacher. This best illustrates:

7) In Tamasha, Ved experiences distress from suppressing his real identity to fit societal norms. This conflict is between:

8) In Bhool Bhulaiyaa, Avni exhibits two distinct personalities unaware of each other. This reflects:

9) In My Name is Khan, the protagonist shows repetitive behaviours and social difficulties. The likely diagnosis is:

10) In Kabir Singh, Kabir’s inability to regulate emotions and impulsivity after heartbreak shows poor:

11) In English Vinglish, Shashi’s journey from low self-esteem to self-acceptance reflects:

12) In A Wednesday!, the protagonist takes justice into his own hands due to perceived social injustice. This reflects which psychological theory of aggression?

13)  In Barfi! when Shruti regrets not choosing Barfi despite love, it reflects which cognitive bias?

14) In Queen, Rani’s transformation during solo travel from dependency to confidence shows:

15) In Munna Bhai MBBS, Munna’s use of empathy and human connection in patient care aligns with:

16) The process by which sensory information is organized and interpreted is called:

17) The part of the brain primarily responsible for emotions is:

18) Which of the following best defines intelligence according to Sternberg?

19) According to Freud, the moral component of personality is:

20) The concept of self-actualization was proposed by:

21) The neurotransmitter associated with mood regulation and depression is:

22) The stage of cognitive development where abstract thinking begins, according to Piaget, is:

23) A relatively permanent change in behavior due to experience is called:

24) The defense mechanism where a person attributes their unacceptable feelings to others is:

25) The tendency to recall the first and last items in a list best refers to:

26) The process of focusing conscious awareness on a particular stimulus is called:

27) Which of the following psychologists conducted the “Little Albert” experiment?

28) Observational learning theory was proposed by:

29)  In group dynamics, when individuals exert less effort while working in groups, it is called:

30) The concept of “Flow” — a state of complete immersion in an activity — was proposed by: