Psychology & Human Behavior

Question 1

Even after the team agrees on an agenda, Lena _____ interrupt the weekly meeting to revisit settled points—a habit her colleagues find exhausting.

Options: should, would, will

Question 2

I find Amir’s little routine rather touching: whenever he feels nervous, he _____ arrange the pens on his desk into a perfectly straight line.

Options: will, should, would

Question 3

Mara is consistently willing to help: whatever time a distressed student calls, she _____ listen without rushing them.

Options: would, will, should

Question 4

The participant understands the consent form but flatly refuses to sign it: he _____ give the researchers permission to store his recordings.

Options: won’t, shouldn’t, wouldn’t

Question 5

At yesterday’s debrief, the observer was authorized and required to provide her notes, but she still _____ hand them over.

Options: shouldn’t, wouldn’t, won’t

Question 6

During her clinical placement, Priya _____ write a short reflection after every difficult session before discussing it with her supervisor.

Options: will, shall, would

Question 7

Throughout his training, Ellis _____ live above the clinic; this was his continuing residence, not a repeated action.

Options: would, will, used to

Question 8

At the case conference, the consultant deliberately softens her disagreement: “I _____ question whether one interview is sufficient evidence for that conclusion.”

Options: shall, would, will

Question 9

_____ you mind waiting outside for a moment while the clinician finishes the confidential call?

Options: Should, Will, Would

Question 10

Invited to imagine being the panel chair, I say, “I _____ never label a participant uncooperative on the basis of silence alone.”

Options: will, would, shall

Question 11

The repeated topic changes begin exactly when childhood is mentioned. “That _____ be avoidance rather than memory failure,” the clinician concludes with confidence.

Options: would, should, will

Question 12

The anonymous reviewer _____ be Dr Shah; the conference programme proves she was giving a lecture abroad when the review was submitted.

Options: shouldn’t, won’t, wouldn’t

Question 13

Because the dosage was adjusted only yesterday, the clinician presents improvement as expected but not guaranteed: symptoms _____ ease gradually over the next few weeks.

Options: would, will, should

Question 14

In a formal expression of surprise, the researchers write, “It is puzzling that such a minor wording change _____ produce so dramatic a response.”

Options: will, shall, should

Question 15

At the start of a formal British case conference, the chair seeks agreement on a proposal: “_____ we review the risk assessment first?”

Options: Would, Should, Shall