A "Psychology Paper II" test booklet (Code A-20-02) consisting of 50 multiple-choice questions. The examination is worth a maximum of 100 marks and allows for 1 hour and 15 minutes of completion time.
Exam Instructions
Verification: Candidates must examine the booklet within the first 5 minutes to ensure no pages or questions are missing.
Answering: Responses must be indicated on an OMR sheet using a blue or black ballpoint pen. Marking anywhere else on the OMR sheet or writing identifying marks may result in disqualification.
Prohibitions: The use of calculators, log tables, or other electronic devices is strictly prohibited.
Scoring: There are no negative marks for incorrect answers.
Submission: The test booklet and OMR sheet must be returned to the invigilator at the end of the examination.
Content CoverageThe questions cover a broad range of psychological topics, including:
Perception: Topics include motion parallax, Gestalt principles of organization, and monocular cues in depth perception.
Memory: Concepts regarding mnemonics, the "saving method" of memory, sensory storage, and the distinction between episodic and semantic memory.
Learning and Behavior: Questions address behaviourist perspectives, operant conditioning models, and reinforcement schedules.
Personality and Development: Subjects include trait/type theories, Introversion/Extroversion, Gardner’s multiple intelligence theory, and Freud’s stages of development.
Biological Psychology: The functions of the thalamus, the limbic system's role in emotion, nervous system divisions, and neurotransmitters related to depression.
Statistics and Research: Methodology topics such as standard normal distribution, test validity, reliability, and various scaling methods (e.g., Likert, Thurstone).