Pedagogy Test 36

Total Questions: 35

1 - Psychology is the study of:

A ) Environment
B ) Human behaviour ✅
C ) Inheritance
D ) Reasoning

2 - Age of pre-operational stage in Piagetian cognitive development theory is:

A ) From 2 to 7 years ✅
B ) From 7 to 11 years
C ) From birth to 2 years
D ) From 11 years to adolescence

4 - The I.Q of the gifted children is:

A ) From 110 to 120
B ) From 120 to 130
C ) From 130 to 139
D ) 140 and above ✅

5 - Cognitive learning theory is known as:

A ) Connectionism theory
B ) Social learning theory
C ) Information processing theory ✅
D ) Association theory

6 - Laws of learning were founded by:

A ) Thorndike ✅
B ) Skinner
C ) Watson
D ) Pavlov

7 - Founder of the Intelligence tests was:

A ) Thorndike
B ) Guildford
C ) Binet ✅
D ) Sternberg

9 - Carl Rogers presented:

A ) Person centred counselling ✅
B ) Psychoanalytic counselling
C ) Directive counselling
D ) Electic counselling

10 - Law of learning associated with reinforcement in operant conditioning is:

A ) Law of readiness
B ) Law of exercise
C ) Law of effect
D ) All of the above ✅

12 - The ability to think in novel and unusual ways is called:

A ) Positive thinking
B ) Problem solving
C ) Intelligence
D ) Creativity ✅

13 - Which is the basic (born) emotion?

A ) Surprise
B ) Withdrawal
C ) Fear ✅
D ) Fighting

14 - Piaget presented the theory of:

A ) Cognitive development ✅
B ) Psycho motor development
C ) Moral development
D ) None of these

15 - Model of 8 types of learning was designed by:

A ) Ivon Pavlov
B ) Gagne ✅
C ) Bruner
D ) None of these

16 - The process of adaptation in Piagetian cognitive development theory is:

A ) Assimilation and recognition
B ) Accommodation and recognition
C ) Assimilation and accommodation ✅
D ) Accommodation and interpretation

18 - Hierarchy of needs was presented by:

A ) Maslow ✅
B ) Gardner
C ) Skinner
D ) Piaget

19 - At which stage of cognitive development (Piagetian )the child development object permanence:

A ) Sensor -motor
B ) Pre-operational
C ) Concrete-operational ✅
D ) Formal operational

20 - The pioneer of identifying individual differences was:

A ) Asubel
B ) Francis Galton ✅
C ) Watson
D ) Skinner

21 - The learning method that is associated with observing of behaviour of others is called:

A ) Learning by trial and error
B ) Learning by imitation ✅
C ) Learning by insight
D ) Learning by conditioning

22 - Which is the basic ( born )emotion?

A ) Love ✅
B ) Surprise
C ) Withdrawal
D ) Fighting

23 - Who was the first psychologist?

A ) William James
B ) Aristotle ✅
C ) J.B. Watson
D ) Plato

24 - Founder of socio-psychological development was:

A ) Piaget
B ) Erickson ✅
C ) Skinner
D ) Vygotsky

25 - Which is not the type of memory?

A ) Sensory memory
B ) Short -term -memory
C ) Long- term- memory
D ) Strong memory ✅

26 - Perception and attention play major role in:

A ) Sensory memory
B ) Short-term memory
C ) Long-term memory ✅
D ) Episodic memory

27 - Logical thinking according to the Jean Piaget starts at the stages of:

A ) Sensory motor
B ) Pre operational
C ) Concrete operational ✅
D ) Formal operational

28 - Experiments on learning by insight were performed by:

A ) Kohler ✅
B ) Thorndike
C ) Thorndike
D ) Skinner

30 - Theory of self actualization and sense of identity was presented by:

A ) Carl Rogers
B ) Gordon
C ) Maslow ✅
D ) None of these

31 - Semantic memory is:

A ) Memory for meanings ✅
B ) Memory for personal experiences
C ) Memory for motor skills
D ) Memory tied to place

32 - Which school of thought Sigmand Freud belongs to:

A ) Humanistic
B ) Psycho analysis ✅
C ) Structuralism
D ) Behaviourism

33 - Trial and error theory was presented by:

A ) Pavlov
B ) Thorndike ✅
C ) Skinner
D ) Burner

34 - Pavlov's work was with:

A ) Cats
B ) Rats
C ) Rabbits
D ) Dogs ✅

35 - Learning by insight theory also called as:

A ) Classical conditioning
B ) Operant conditioning
C ) Both a and b
D ) Gestalt ✅