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Chapter 1: Variations in Psychological Attributes — Online MCQ Test

PSYCHOLOGY · CLASS 12 SECOND PUC · Karnataka State Board

Practice Chapter 1: Variations in Psychological Attributes with a free chapter-wise online MCQ test for Karnataka State Board CLASS 12 SECOND PUC PSYCHOLOGY. This chapter covers: This chapter covers individual differences in human functioning intelligence theories assessment of intelligence aptitude creativity and emotional intelligence.. AI-generated questions from basic to board-exam level, with instant results and explanations.

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Chapter 1: Variations in Psychological Attributes — Important Questions & Answers (FAQ)

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Who is known as the father of intelligence testing?
  • A. Binet ✓
  • B. Galton
  • C. Wechsler
  • D. Thurstone
Answer: A. Binet
Alfred Binet is widely regarded as the father of intelligence testing because he developed the first practical intelligence test.
The ability to think logically, solve problems, and adapt to new situations is called:
  • A. Aptitude
  • B. Intelligence ✓
  • C. Creativity
  • D. Memory
Answer: B. Intelligence
Intelligence refers to a general mental ability involving reasoning, problem-solving, and adaptation.
A student performs well in music, art, and language but struggles with mathematics. This best shows:
  • A. Uniform intelligence in all areas
  • B. Individual differences in abilities ✓
  • C. Only emotional intelligence
  • D. No variation in psychological attributes
Answer: B. Individual differences in abilities
People differ in their psychological attributes, and strengths in some areas may coexist with weaknesses in others.
Which one of the following best distinguishes aptitude from intelligence?
  • A. Aptitude is always inherited, intelligence is always learned
  • B. Aptitude refers to potential in a specific area, intelligence is a general mental ability ✓
  • C. Aptitude is the same as emotional intelligence
  • D. Intelligence is measured only by creativity tests
Answer: B. Aptitude refers to potential in a specific area, intelligence is a general mental ability
Aptitude indicates a person's potential for success in a specific task or field, whereas intelligence is a broader mental capability.
Which statement about emotional intelligence is most accurate?
  • A. It is measured only through written examinations
  • B. It is unrelated to interpersonal relationships
  • C. It helps a person understand and manage emotions effectively ✓
  • D. It is the same as academic intelligence
Answer: C. It helps a person understand and manage emotions effectively
Emotional intelligence involves awareness and regulation of emotions, which is important for effective personal and social functioning.

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