Legal Psychology Test

Lesson 1.
Question 1. When were the monographs on legal psychology first published?
1) 1) in 1770;
2) 2) in 1792;
3) 3) in 1876.

Question 2. Which scientist belongs to the phrenological theory, which contains an attempt to substantiate a direct relationship between mental phenomena and external physical features of the structure of the human brain?
1) 1) F. Gallu;
2) 2) A.U. Frese;
3) 3) D.A. Drilu.

Question 3. Which of the scientists harshly criticized the concept of the "born criminal" C. Lombroso?
1) 1) I.T. Orshansky;
2) 2) D.A. Drill;
3) 3) V.M. Bekhterev.

Question 4. Who and when introduced the term "legal psychology"?
1) 1) in 1898 G. Gross;
2) 2) in 1906 E. Claparede;
3) 3) in 1908 V.M. Bekhterev.

Question 5. How many levels of methodology are there in legal psychology?
1) 1) 2;
2) 2) 3;
3) 3) 4.

Question 6. What levels of methodology are the basis of any knowledge and psychological, in particular?
1) 1) general and specific methodologies;
2) 2) special methodology and research technique;
3) 3) there is no correct answer.

Question 7. What levels of methodology allow you to learn and influence the legal and psychological reality in the most specific and professional way?
1) 1) the level of the special methodology of legal psychology and the level of the methodology of legal and psychological research;
2) 2) general and specific methodologies;
3) 3) the level of the private methodology of psychological science, the level of the special methodology of legal psychology.

Question 8. What method allows you to identify the truthfulness / falsity in the testimony of criminals?
1) 1) method of associative experiment;
2) 2) the method of natural experiment;
3) 3) method of structural analysis.

Question 9. What is the methodological feature of legal psychology?
1) 1) distinguishes the offender in a person;
2) 2) examines the person in the offender;
3) 3) both answers are correct.

Question 10. Which of the principles refers to the special methodological principles of legal psychology?
1) 1) the principle of determinism;
2) 2) the principle of the relationship between the psyche and activity;
3) 3) the principle of psychological integrity.

Question 11. What methods can identify the system of causes and conditions for the functioning of the phenomenon under study?
1) 1) methods of structural and structural genetic analysis;
2) 2) methods of qualitative (factor) and quantitative (statistical) analysis;
3) 3) questionnaire method, in-depth interview method.

Question 12. Which of the methods of legal psychology excludes any leading questions?
1) 1) method of conversation;
2) 2) biographical method;
3) 3) test method.

Lesson 2.

Question 1. What concept combines the most important socially significant features of a person?
1) 1) an individual;
2) 2) personality;
3) 3) subject.

Question 2. What is the essence of the legal socialization of an individual?
1) 1) in the assimilation of social values ​​by a person, which were developed by previous and existing generations of people and embodied in the surrounding objective and spiritual reality;
2) 2) in the assimilation of legal values ​​by a person, turning them into the norms of his life and behavior, into personal qualities and peculiarities of psychology;
3) 3) in the assimilation of the norms and rules of behavior of the social environment in which the personality is formed.

Question 3. What is the list of factors influencing personality formation?
1) 1) heredity, education, social environment, activity;
2) 2) heredity, education, social environment, behavior;
3) 3) upbringing, education, social environment.

Question 4. What components does legal consciousness include?
1) 1) legitimate goals, tasks, plans, intentions in life, activities, actions;
2) 2) legal attitudes, expressed in close and steady attention and interest in legal issues of the life of society, collective, group, of which a person is a member, and