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The Ranchi Institute of Neuro-Psychiatry & Allied Sciences (RINPAS) is a well-known mental hospital and research institution working in the field of neurosciences and mental health. It is located in Ranchi, the capital city of Jharkhand. It’s affiliated with the University of Ranchi, a renowned institution on its own, located in Ranchi.
RINPAS Ranchi offers the following two programs in clinical psychology:
The MA Clinical Psychology (RCI) program offered by them is recognized by the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI) and meets the regulatory requirements for professional training in clinical psychology.
The MA Clinical Psychology (RCI) (formerly MPhil Clinical Psychology) at RINPAS Ranchi combines clinical practice, theory, and research, and is offered in regular mode. After its completion, candidates can apply for a license from RCI to work as clinical psychologists in India.
The number of seats and duration for the MA Clinical Psychology (RCI) program are as follows:
NOTE: Number of seats is subject to change every year. Seats will be reserved in accordance with the Central Government’s Reservation Policy.
Candidates must fulfil the following criteria to get admission into RINPAS Ranchi’s MA Clinical Psychology (RCI) program:
NOTE: The dates mentioned above are based on last year’s Admission Process for MA Clinical Psychology (RCI)
Students preparing for the MA Clinical Psychology (RCI) entrance exam of RINPAS, Ranchi, may find the following books helpful in their preparation. These texts cover core areas such as psychopathology, assessment, research methodology, statistics, and clinical theories.
PhD in Clinical Psychology at RINPAS Ranchi is a full-time doctoral program that combines advanced clinical training with intensive research.
The following are the duration and number of seats at RINPAS Ranchi for PhD in Clinical Psychology:
Selection in RINPAS’s PhD in Clinical Psychology program will be based on an Entrance Exam consisting of an Offline (OMR-based) written Test & an Interview. The final selection will be based on the combined performance in the written test and interview.
Candidates must meet certain eligibility criteria to apply for the PhD in Clinical Psychology at RINPAS Ranchi:
NOTE: Only post-MA Clinical Psychology (RCI) (formerly MPhil Clinical Psychology) students can apply for PhD at RINPAS Ranchi.
1. What is the role of positive and negative reinforcement?
A. To increase the likelihood that responses preceding both will be repeated.
B. To decrease the likelihood that responses preceding negative reinforcement will be repeated.
C. To increase the likelihood that responses preceding only negative reinforcement will be repeated.
D. To ensure that there are no negative consequences following the behaviour.
2. The ___________ lobe is to hearing as the occipital lobe is to vision.
A. Cerebellum
B. Parietal
C. Temporal
D. Frontal
3. Jung used the term “Collective Unconscious” to indicate:
A. The unconscious tendencies inherited by an individual from the primordial racial tendencies
B. All the factors that together constitute to strengthen an individual’s unconscious
C. The unconscious potential of a group or mob
D. The effect of all the unconscious urges which made a person’s behaviour problematic
4. For Skinner, the basic issue is how reinforcement sustains and controls responding rather than:
A. Which stimulus evokes a response
B. Which response is helpful
C. Which stimulus can be generalized
D. Which stimulus can be discriminated
5. The phenomenon whereby an individual in a group will tend to end up agreeing with a strong majority opinion, despite their own judgment, is known as:
A. Normative influence
B. Informative influence
C. Critical mass influence
D. Political influence
6. A cognitive process that starts with simple processes and builds to the more complex higher levels is known as:
A. Lateral processing
B. Internal processing
C. Bottom-up processing
D. Top-down processing
7. Test of Frontal Lobe Function:
A. Bender Gestalt Test
B. Wisconsin Card Sorting Test
C. Nahor Benson Test
D. Albert Test
8. All are clinical scales of MMPI-II except:
A. Schizophrenia
B. Mania
C. Psychopathic deviate
D. Psychesthenia
9. The role of the hypothalamus is:
A. It receives peripheral sensory input and relays it to the cerebral cortex.
B. It provides visceral control of body homeostasis.
C. It uses past experiences to analyze and act on visual/auditory inputs.
D. It integrates sensory information from association areas and performs abstract intellectual functions
10. The ‘reward center’ of the brain is located in:
A. Ventral tegmental area
B. Hypothalamus
C. Nucleus accumbens
D. Prefrontal cortex
11. _____________ parenting combines high responsiveness with low demandingness.
A. Authoritative
B. Permissive
C. Rejecting-neglecting
D. Authoritarian
12. The “strange situation” is a test of:
A. Attachment
B. Accommodation
C. Assimilation
D. Arbitration
13. Which structure allows communication between the hemispheres?
A. Reticular formation
B. Temporal lobe
C. Contralateral bridge
D. Corpus callosum
14. ___________ is the ability to sense the position and movement of our body parts.
A. Proprioaction
B. Proprioception
C. Proprioliction
D. Proprioprediction
15. Miss B tells her partner she needs more appreciation. What module of dialectical behaviour therapy is she working on?
A. Mindfulness
B. Emotion regulation
C. Distress tolerance
D. Interpersonal effectiveness
16. Mr V always seems to focus on negative events in his life, even when something good happens for him. For example, when Mr V got an A+ on his math test, he immediately assumed the test was too easy, otherwise he would not have gotten a good grade. Mr V is most likely engaging in which type of cognitive distortion?
A. Catastrophizing
B. Disqualifying the positive
C. All-or-nothing thinking
D. Shaping
17. All of the symptoms are symptoms of Mr S, who had damage to Wernicke’s area except:
A. Inability to speak
B. Inability to comprehend
C. Neologism
D. Lesion or damage in the area of the left hemisphere
18. The disturbance of an ability to speak, read, and write is known as:
A. Aphasia
B. Apraxia
C. Blindsight
D. Spatial Neglect
19. Which of the following is NOT a physical cause often associated with Phonological disorder?
A. A hearing impairment
B. Cleft palate
C. Small frontal lobes
D. Cerebral palsy
20. Stuttering is a disturbance in the normal fluency and time patterning of speech that is inappropriate for the individual’s age. It involves which of the following?
A. Frequent repetitions or prolongations of sounds
B. Pauses within words
C. Filled or unfilled pause in speech
D. All of these
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