1. Attention

2. Maturation

3. Perception

4. Motivation

5. Fatigue

19) Who defined аttention as the concentration of consciousness upon one subject rather than another?

1. Ross Dumville

2. John Cialdini 

3. Tomas Whitney

4. Robert Heath

5. Dan Heath

20) Kind of attention when a person actively searches out information that has personal relevance:

1. Voluntary attention

2. Selective attention

3. Involuntary attention

4. Alternating attention

5. Selective attention

21) Сomplex process which involves manipulation of information as we form concepts. It also engages in problem solving, reasoning and making decisions.

1. Thinking

2. Perception

3. Memory

4. Emotion

5. Creativity

22) A mental impression of something perceived by the senses, viewed as the basic component in the formation of concepts:

1. Percepts

2. Images /Object

3. Concepts

4. Symbols and Signs

5. Language

23) Who gave one of the most widespread definitions according to which the conflict is a situation where affect the individual at the same time opposite directed, but approximately equal forces pointed to inevitability of a choice in a conflict situation?

1. K. Levin

2. T. Jeskins

3. M. Hunter

4. G.W.Allport

5. R.B.Cattell

24) A ‘general idea’ that stands for a general class and represents the common characteristic of all objects or events of this general class:

1. Concepts

2. Percepts

3. Images /Object

4. Symbols and Signs

5. Language

25) An action or set of actions of the participants of a conflict situation provoking sharp aggravations of a contradiction and the beginning of fight between them:

1. Incident

2. Situation

3. Coincidence

4. Emergency

5. Crisis

26) This kind of thinking proceeds on the assumption that there is one single best solution to any problem, and that the solution can be arrived at on the basis of the existing knowledge.

1. Convergent Thinking

2. Divergent Thinking

3. Critical thinking

4. Reflective thinking

5. Lateral thinking

27) How many critical factors associated with lateral thinking De Bono identifies?

1. 4

2. 3

3. 5

4. 7

5. 9

28) The special ability of our mind to store when we learn something to recollect and reproduce it after some time?

1. Memory

2. Thinking

3. Perception

4. Emotion

5. Creativity

29) What is the best method of learning where by the student reads the lesson few times and then reviews the lesson without the book i.e. he recites the material learnt to him?

1. Registration

2. Rote Memorization

3. Mass Learning

4. Recitation

5. Mnemonic Devices

30) Memory which is improved by use of artificial associates:

1. Mnemonics

2. Grouping

3. Retention

4. Repetition

5. Imagination

31) How many ways can Retention be measured?

1. Three ways

2. Two ways

3. One way

4. Five ways

5. Six ways

32) The most characteristic integration of an individual structure, modes of interest, attitudes, behavior and capacities:

1. Personality

2. Character

3. Temperament

4. Trait

5. Feature

33) Important figure in the world of personality theory who credited with the development of the "real self" and the "ideal self":

1. Karen Horney

2. Heinz Kohut

3. Alfred Adler

4. G.W.Allport

5. R.B.Cattell

34) A force exerted when one body or body part presses on, pulls on, pushes against, or tends to compress or twist another body or body part:

1. Stress

2. Anger

3. Accent

4. Accentuation

5. Emphasis

35) How many types of the professional stress (distress) Samoukina defines?

1. 4

2. 2

3. 7

4. 5

5. 3

36) The power of the mind to form new ideas and thoughts. It helps to imagine something new and special: