1. Clairvoyance is:

2. Disease and hospitalisation are a source of major stress to the patient. One of the urgent concerns of the patient when he meets a doctor is:

3. Emotionally intelligent person can:

4. Reaction of the patient toward the psychiatrist may be affected by:

5. Negative reinforcement means:

6. A father scolds his son when he hits his little sister. The son stops hitting the sister. This change in the child’s behavior is a result of:

7. People with Type A personality are more vulnerable to:

8. A 25 year old doctor brings his 52 year old father who has suddenly met a traffic accident and suffered serious injuries, to the casualty department of the hospital. Incidentally the surgeon arrives late to examine the patient. By the time he examined the patient, he had already passed into a state of unconsciousness with failing breathing. All resuscitative measures failed and the patient died. At that time the son felt the shock (shock and numbness) but immediately adopted a posture that surprised everybody. He insisted that his father should be taken to the intensive care and put on a ventilator, and that he was in fact “not really dead”. The phenomenon which best describes the clinical scenario is:

9. Which of the following ethical issues form the foremost part of Hippocratic oath :

10. An adult patient in a medical ward may start to insist to be examined by one particular doctor, feels that the same doctor comes to his bed first and wants to spend longer time in the company of the same doctor. The doctor, on account of his physical appearance, mannerism, or personality qualities, reminds the patient of his or her father. This is can be explained by the phenomenon of:

11. A female patient comes to the doctor’s clinic wearing revealing clothes. She comes up very close to the doctor and starts asking him personal questions in a seductive tone. What would be the appropriate response by the doctor?

12. To teach your dog to roll over on command, which of the following techniques would you use?

13. Mutual prayer such as “Only God granteth health” is an example of:

14. Binod is an 8 years old boy still wets his bed almost every night. He is ashamed of this and is ridiculed by his cousins. His parents are worried and take him to a doctor who refers him to a psychiatrist. He was given a buzzer which would sound the moment Binod passed urine in bed at night, thus waking him up. The idea was to associate the stimuli from a full bladder and the urge to urinate with waking up. If Binod woke up in time, he could go to the bathroom before he could wet his bed.This treatment is based on the principles of:

15. Conflict resolution involves :

16. Patients are most likely to comply with the medical advice for which of the following reasons:

17. A TV Compeer becomes terrified of speaking in public. He cancels his speaking engagements for fear of forgetting embarrassment. He seeks treatment and is taught first to relax completely, and then, while relaxed, imagine going to a lunch, then sitting on the platform, then rising to introduce the guests, and so forth. Best statement that can be made about this situation is:

18. “Fight or flight response” is the responsibility of the following system:

19. Behavioral modification involves:

20. In Behavioral Sciences the Bio-Psycho-Social (BPS) model of health care is best described as:

21. The sick role (patient role) involves:

22. 10 years old Augie did not need to be told that he had failed his exams. On returning home he could guess by the looks on his father’s face and his posture, what his result was. This is an example of :

23. The basic skill of active listening which is the cornerstone of effective communication is:

24. The concept of justice in ethics is:

25. After a serious car accident, Ahab cannot remember any new information. This deficit is an example of: