1.

Which of the following scenarios best illustrates secure

attachment in adulthood?
A. A person who constantly fears abandonment in
relationships.
B. A person who avoids emotional closeness with their
partner.
C. A person who communicates openly and trusts their
partner.
D. A person who constantly doubts their partner's loyalty.

2. Based on Ainsworth’s theory, how might a child raised

by an inconsistent caregiver behave in relationships as
an adult?
3. Which type of attachment might develop in a child who
senses frequent rejection from a caregiver?
A. Avoidant Attachment
B. Anxious-Ambivalent Attachment
C. Secure Attachment
D. Disorganized Attachment

4. If a person lowers their expectations before a job

interview to emotionally protect themselves from failure,
they are exhibiting:
A. Self-serving bias
B. Social rejection
C. Narcissistic Dis-order
5. A narcissist differs from a person with healthy self-
esteem because narcissists:
A. Are excessively self-centered
B. Are highly self-aware individual
C. Are focused on others’ well-being
D. Have low self-worth

6. Which example best shows the role of priming in

shaping perception?
A. A person exercising after watching a health
documentary film.
B. A person solving a math problem quickly due to
practice
7. A person believes that others view them as weak, so
they act aggressively to hide this. This behavior
demonstrates:
A. Understanding of the social self
B. High self-esteem of an ideal self
C. Self-efficacy
D. Self-presentation

8. If a student consistently attributes good grades to hard

work but blames failures on bad luck, they are showing:
A. Self-awareness
B. Self-serving bias
C. Defensive pessimism
9. How does culture influence the development of the
social self?
A. It changes a person’s DNA
B. It defines acceptable behaviors and identity
C. It removes personal values and subjective traits
D. It determines biological traits

10. Which situation best reflects the need to belong as

a survival mechanism?
A. Isolating oneself to focus on career development.
B. Forming alliances to gather food and protection
C. Avoiding relationships due to fear of rejection
D. Competing with others to win a game
11. Which of the following best describes self-
knowledge?
A. Being aware of your strengths and behavior
patterns
B. Knowing your full life goals with personal point of
view
C. Controlling how others see you
D. Evaluating how others behave

12. What does understanding yourself require

beyond knowing yourself?
A. Memorizing facts about your past
13. After being socially rejected, a person becomes more
empathetic and helpful. This is an example of:
A. Self-serving bias
B. Defensive pessimism
C. Social rejection motivating self-improvement
D. Narcissism

14. A person believes that everyone dislikes them, so

they isolate themselves. This is an example of how:
A. The perceived self can shape reality
B. Self-control reduces anxiety
C. Defensive pessimism works
D. Culture controls personality
15. Which of the following demonstrates high self-
efficacy?
A. Avoiding tasks due to fear of failure
B. Feeling confident in solving complex problems
C. Believing success is due to luck
D. Giving up after a single failure

16. Which of the following best explains the

function of social comparison in shaping the
social self?
A. It improves one's physical strength
B. It encourages isolation to be able to focus to
17. Which behavior best reflects internal self-
presentation?
A. Telling lies to impress someone
B. Adjusting your tone to sound polite to other
people
C. Changing outfits to match a trend in social media
D. Motivating yourself to live up to your values

18. A child raised with secure attachment is more

likely to:
A. Avoid emotional intimacy
B. Exhibit jealousy and anxiety
19. When someone sees themselves only in a positive
light and ignores their flaws, they may be demonstrating:
A. Social comparison
B. Defensive pessimism
C. Self-serving bias
D. Self-knowledge

20. Which situation best shows understanding the self

rather than just knowing it?
A. Reflecting on why certain situations cause anxiety
B. Identifying favorite hobbies in order to divert your
attention
C. Listing personal achievements
21. How does early attachment to caregivers shape adult
relationships?
A. It determines political beliefs
B. It affects ability to form healthy emotional bonds
C. It has no long-term effects to adult relationships
D. It increases academic performance

22. A student believes they are bad at math, so they

avoid practicing. This reflects:
A. High self-efficacy
B. Secure attachment
C. Defensive pessimism
D. Low self-efficacy
23. A person adjusts their personality in social situations
to be more likable. This is an example of:
A. Internal self-awareness
B. Social comparison
C. Self-presentation
D. Defensive pessimism

24. After repeatedly being ignored by peers, a teenager

becomes withdrawn and believes no one likes them. This
illustrates:
A. Social rejection shaping self-view
B. Healthy self-concept
C. Self-serving bias
25. A person applies for a leadership position because
they believe in their ability to manage a team. This is an
example of:
A. Narcissism
B. Self-esteem
C. Self-efficacy
D. Social rejection
26. Ana and Marco became friends because they sat
beside each other in class. What concept best explains
how their friendship developed?
A. Physical Attractiveness
B. Proximity
C. Passion
27. Which situation demonstrates the long-term
aspect of commitment in a romantic relationship?
A. Choosing to stay together despite difficulties
B. Deciding to love someone after a few weeks
C. Going on a first date
D. Feeling excited when seeing each other
28. Which combination best represents romantic
love?
A. Passion + Commitment
B. Intimacy + Commitment
C. Intimacy + Passion
D. Passion only
29. A couple who still holds hands, confides in each other,
and works through challenges together likely experiences:
A. Consummate Love
B. Infatuated Love
C. Companionate Love
D. Empty Love
30. Mark feels intense romantic attraction to Jenny but
doesn’t know her well and hasn’t committed. What type of
love is this?
A. Companionate Love
B. Romantic Love
C. Infatuated Love
D. Liking
31. A long-married couple who feel emotionally
close but no longer have physical passion show
what kind of love?
A. Consummate Love
B. Romantic Love
C. Empty Love
D. Companionate Love
32. What distinguishes empty love from other love
types?
A. It includes only passion
B. It lacks commitment
33. Which example best illustrates proximity as a
factor in attraction?
A. Choosing a partner based on shared values
B. Becoming friends with a person you sit beside in
class
C. Being attracted to someone seen on social media
D. Liking someone because they complimented you
34. A student has a crush on a K-pop idol despite
never meeting them. This is best described as:
A. Consummate Love
B. Infatuated Love
C. Companionate Love
35. Which of the following reflects a healthy
relationship?
A. Keeping secrets to avoid conflict
B. Avoiding arguments at all costs
C. Prioritizing one partner's needs over the other
D. Openly communicating and showing mutual respect

36. A couple feels deep emotional connection and are

committed to staying together, but lack passion. What
type of love is this?
A. Romantic Love
B. Companionate Love
C. Infatuated Love
D. Empty Love
37. Which pair shows a cultural influence on adolescent
relationships?
A. Teens choosing partners based on shared traditions
B. Peers encouraging individual freedom
C. Boys showing emotions freely
D. Girls isolating themselves for privacy

38. What is a key reason why physical attractiveness

influences dating frequency?
A. Attractiveness determines personality
B. Society often equates attractiveness with desirability
C. Less attractive people are less confident
D. Physical traits reflect emotional depth
39. Which quality is not necessarily present in a
“liking” type of relationship?
A. Closeness
B. Trust
C. Warmth
D. Romantic passion
40. If a teen couple quickly decides to marry based on
intense passion without truly knowing each other, this is
an example of:
A. Romantic Love
B. Companionate Love
C. Fatuous Love
D. Consummate Love
41. A couple stays together because of family
expectations, not affection or attraction. This is:
A. Empty Love
B. Companionate Love
C. Consummate Love
D. Liking
42. Why might girls be more emotionally
expressive in adolescent friendships than boys?
A. Girls are more intelligent
B. Social norms encourage girls to value connection
C. Boys are not interested in friendships
D. Girls have fewer friendships than boy
43. In which scenario is separate identity being
practiced in a relationship?
A. A couple does everything together and avoids personal
hobbies
B. Each partner pursues personal goals while supporting
the relationship
C. One partner dominates all decisions
D. Partners lose individual interests over time
44. Which situation best illustrates trust in a
relationship?
A. Keeping secrets from your partner
B. Checking your partner’s phone frequently
C. Confiding in your partner without fear
45. In adolescent friendships, activity-based bonding is
more common among:
A. Girls due to emotional closeness
B. Boys due to preference for independence
C. Girls because of shared physical interests
D. Boys due to a lack of emotional intelligence

46. Which component of love involves sharing dreams,

fears, and emotional closeness?
A. Passion
B. Commitment
C. Intimacy
D. Infatuation
47. Which best reflects honesty in a relationship?
A. Saying what your partner wants to hear
B. Lying to avoid hurting feelings
C. Being open, even when it's hard
D. Avoiding difficult conversations

48. Why is good communication essential in

relationships?
A. It helps partners understand and resolve issues
B. It prevents all conflicts
C. It avoids responsibility and choose recreation
instead
49. Which best reflects mutual respect in a romantic
relationship?
A. One partner making all decisions
B. Both partners listening and valuing each other’s
opinions
C. Avoiding disagreement to keep peace
D. Compromising personal values

50. What is the most accurate description of

consummate love?
A. A combination of passion and physical attraction
B. The presence of intimacy, passion, and commitment