Match List-I with List-II List-I | List-II (A) Middle Ages | (I) Bio-psycho-social approach (B) Renaissance Period | (II) Increased humanism and curiosity (C) Reform Movement | (III) Reforms of asylums were initiated (D) Recent Years | (IV) Demonology and superstition gained importance Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

The four Ds that describe abnormality are Distress, Deviance, Danger and _________.

The frequency distribution for the IQ scores tends to approximate a bell-shaped curve called the _______________.

An alcoholic is given a mild electric shock and asked to smell alcohol. With repeated pairings, the smell of alcohol becomes repelling as the pain of the shock is associated with it. Gradually the person quits alcohol. This is called _____________.

Consider these two cognitions in an individual. Cognition I: I love fast food and chocolates. Cognition II: I want to remain fit and active. Which process of attitude change will help to resolve this and reduce the discomfort in the individual?

Risa approached her school Counsellor to seek help during the time she was experiencing severe despair and helplessness. The Counsellor told her that she understood how Risa was feeling and what her perspective was. This kind of counselling skill is called:

Which one of the following is the most comprehensive example of attitude?

Identify from the following, the approach that considers intelligence to be an aggregate of abilities and expresses the individual's performance in terms of the single index of cognitive abilities.

Match List-I with List-II List-I | List-II (A) Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy | (I) Aaron Beck (B) Dysfunctional Cognitive Structures | (II) Carl Rogers (C) Existential Therapy | (III) Albert Ellis (D) Client-Centred Therapy | (IV) Victor Frankl Choose the correct answer from…