Question 1

What psychological state, often associated with happiness, refers to being fully absorbed and focused on a challenging activity, losing track of time and self-awareness?

A. Flow B. Zen C. Nirvana D. Transcendence

Question 2

Which psychological theory suggests that happiness is influenced by three factors: genetic set point, life circumstances, and intentional activities?

A. Freudian theory B. Maslow's hierarchy of needs C. Positive psychology theory D. Set point theory

Question 3

Where is historical city of Samarkand situated?

A. Uzbekistan B. Afghanistan

Question 4

The single most important factor in the beginning of the teaching career is

A. Meritorious academic record B. Communication skills C. One’s personality and ability to relate to class andstudents. D. Organizing ability

Question 5

What is the term for the cognitive bias where people tend to overestimate the impact of negative events on their happiness and underestimate the impact of positive events?

A. Optimism bias B. Pessimism bias C. Negativity bias D. Positivity bias

Question 6

What is happiness often defined as?

A. The pursuit of wealth B. The absence of stress C. A state of well-being and contentment D. The attainment of power

Question 7

What term describes the phenomenon when people compare their own life and circumstances to others, potentially leading to feelings of unhappiness or inadequacy?

A. Social comparison B. Self-esteem C. Contentment D. Gratitude

Question 8

Which of the following can be taken as an example of psychomotor domain in the context of teaching?

A. Demonstrates awareness to environmental pollution B. Performing an experiment C. Computing results of two experiments D. Narrating a story

Question 9

Which cultural philosophy, originating in Denmark, places a strong emphasis on social support, community, and work-life balance as key components of happiness?

A. Confucianism B. Stoicism C. Hygge D. Taoism

Question 10

Which of the following is a neurotransmitter associated with feelings of happiness and pleasure?

A. Serotonin B. Dopamine C. Acetylcholine D. Epinephrine

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