Pedagogy Part 3

Total Questions: 50

1 - The term "growth "refers to:( Introduction)

A ) Quantitative changes ✅
B ) Qualitative changes
C ) Emotional maturity
D ) Social skills

2 - Which of the following is a principal of human devolvement ?(Introduction)

A ) Development in random
B ) Development follows a sequence ✅
C ) Development stops at adolescence
D ) Development in uniform

3 - Which factor does not influence Human development?( Introduction)

A ) Genetics
B ) Environment
C ) Weather ✅
D ) Socio economic status

4 - Physical development during infancy is characterized by:( Physical development)

A ) Rapid growth and motor skill development ✅
B ) Decline in growth
C ) No changes
D ) Only cognitive department

5 - The role of a teacher in physical development includes :(Physical development)

A ) Boxing only on academics
B ) Ignoring physical activities
C ) Encouraging sedentary lifestyle
D ) Promoting health and motor skills ✅

6 - At what stage do children experience puberty: (Physical development)

A ) In fancy
B ) Early childhood
C ) Adolescence ✅
D ) Adulthood

7 - Piaget's stages of cognitive development includes all except:(Intellectual development)

A ) Sensorimotor
B ) Formal operational
C ) Moral reasoning ✅
D ) Concrete operational

8 - Vygotsky emphasized the importance of: (Intellectual development)

A ) Isolated learning
B ) Social interaction ✅
C ) fixed intelligence
D ) Genetic determinism

9 - The ability to think abstractly developes during :(Intellectual development)

A ) Sensorimotor stage
B ) Preoperational stage
C ) Concrete operational stage
D ) Formal operation stage ✅

10 - Social development in early childhood involves: (Social development)

A ) Solitary play only
B ) Learning to intract with peers ✅
C ) Avoiding social contract
D ) Independence on adults

11 - Erikson's stage of "Industry vs. inferiority" occurs during:(Social development)

A ) Infancy
B ) Early childhood
C ) School age ✅
D ) Adolescence

12 - A Teacher can support social devolvement by :(Social development)

A ) Discussing group work
B ) Encouraging collaboration ✅
C ) Ignoring conflicts
D ) Isolating students

13 - Emotional development involves :(Emotional development)

A ) Only recognizing emotions
B ) Understanding and managing emotions ✅
C ) Suppressing Emotion
D ) Ignoring emotions

14 - Attachment theory is associated with: (Emotional development)

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

15 - A child's ability to regulate emotions improves with :(Emotional devotional)

A ) Age and experience ✅
B ) Punishment
C ) Ignoring emotions
D ) Strict discipline

16 - Kohlberg's theory of moral development includes:(Moral development)

A ) Preconventional, conventional postconventional ✅
B ) Truth vs mistrust
C ) I'd, ego, superego
D ) Sensorimotor, preoperational

17 - At the preconventional level moral reasoning is based on: (Moral development)

A ) Social norms
B ) Rewards and punishments ✅
C ) Universal principles
D ) Peer pressure

18 - A Teacher can promote moral development by: (Moral development)

A ) Encouraging cheating
B ) Punishing harshly
C ) Discussing ethical dilemmas ✅
D ) Ignoring behaviour

19 - What is a component of language :(Language development)

A ) Syntax ✅
B ) Motor skills
C ) Emotional regulation
D ) Physical growth

20 - The sequence of language development is :(Language development)

A ) Random
B ) Predictable ✅
C ) Reversible
D ) Important

21 - Environmental influences on language development include: (Language development)

A ) Parental interaction ✅
B ) Genetics only
C ) Weather
D ) Physical growth

22 - Learning is defined as:(Human learning)

A ) A Temporary change in behaviour
B ) A Permanent change due to experience ✅
C ) Only academic knowledge
D ) Initiate abilities

23 - Thorndike's Law of effect states that:(Human development)

A ) Learning is passive
B ) Behaviour followed by satisfaction are repeated ✅
C ) Punishment is ineffective
D ) Learning is innate

24 - Transfer of learning refers to: (Human learning)

A ) Applying knowledge to new situations ✅
B ) Forgetting previous learning
C ) Isolated skill development
D ) Avoiding practice

25 - The behavioural approach emphasizes:(Approach to learning)

A ) Observable behaviors ✅
B ) Unconscious motives
C ) Abstract thinking
D ) Social norms

26 - Bandana's social learning theory highlights: (Approaches to learning)

A ) Punishment
B ) Observational learning ✅
C ) Genetic determination
D ) Fixed intelligence

27 - The humanistic approach is associated with :(Approaches to learning)

A ) Maslow and Rogers ✅
B ) Skinner
C ) Piaget
D ) Vygotsky

28 - Sources of individual differences include: (Individual differences)

A ) Genetics and environment ✅
B ) Only genetics
C ) Only environment
D ) Uniformity

29 - Learning styles refer to: (Individual differences)

A ) Fixed teaching methods
B ) Preferred ways of learning ✅
C ) Only visual learning
D ) Ignoring differences

30 - Development is a process that: (Introduction)

A ) Stops at adulthood
B ) Continuous throughout life ✅
C ) Is limited to childhood
D ) Is only physical

31 - Fine motor skills involve:( Physical development)

A ) A large muscle movement
B ) Small muscle movement ✅
C ) Only running
D ) Emotional control

32 - The sensorimotor stage (Piaget ) is characterized by:( Intellectual development)

A ) Abstract thinking
B ) Learning through senses and actions ✅
C ) Moral reasoning
D ) Social interaction

33 - Peer relationship become crucial during: (Social revolvement)

A ) Infancy
B ) Adolescence ✅
C ) Adulthood
D ) Old age

34 - A secure attachment in infancy leads to: (Emotional development)

A ) Emotional instability
B ) Healthy relationships later ✅
C ) Social isolation
D ) Aggression

35 - Kohlberg's postconventional level involves :(Moral development)

A ) Blind obedience
B ) Universal ethical principles ✅
C ) Peer pressure
D ) Punishment avoidance

36 - Babbling typically begins at: (Language development)

A ) Birth
B ) 6 months ✅
C ) 2 years
D ) Adolescence

37 - Negative reinforcement involves :(Human learning)

A ) Removing an unpleasant stimulus ✅
B ) Punishment
C ) Ignoring behavior
D ) Adding a pleasant stimulus

38 - The cognitive approach focuses on:(Approaches to learning)

A ) Mental processes ✅
B ) Only bheviour
C ) Genetic traits
D ) Social norms

39 - Grouping students by ability can lead to: (Individual differences)

A ) Reduced self estimate ✅
B ) Uniform learning
C ) No differences
D ) Ignoring diversity

40 - Which is not a domain of development ?(Introduction)

A ) Physical
B ) Emotion
C ) Economic ✅
D ) Social

41 - Gross motor skills include: ( Physical development)

A ) Writing
B ) Running ✅
C ) drawing
D ) Speaking

42 - Scaffolding is a concept introduced by: (Intellectual development )

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

43 - Parallel play is common in:( Social devolvement)

A ) Infants
B ) Toddlers ✅
C ) Adolescents
D ) Adults

44 - Temperament refers to: ( Emotional development)

A ) Learned behaviour
B ) Innate Personality traits ✅
C ) Academic skills
D ) Physical strength

45 - Piaget's stage of moral realism occurs during :(Moral development)

A ) Infancy
B ) Early childhood ✅
C ) Adolescence
D ) Adulthood

46 - Noam Chomsky's theory emphasizes:(Language development)

A ) Language as learned behaviour
B ) Innate language acquisition device ✅
C ) Environment determinism
D ) Social interaction only

47 - Classical condition is associated with: (Human learning)

A ) Pavlov ✅
B ) Skinner
C ) Bandura
D ) Maslow

48 - Maslow's hierarchy of needs includes: (Approaches to learning)

A ) Physiological ,safety ,love /belonging, esteem ,self-actualization ✅
B ) Only physical needs
C ) Only academic new
D ) Fixed traits

49 - Learning styles include: ( Individuals differences)

A ) Visual ,auditory, kinesthetic ✅
B ) Only visual
C ) Only auditory
D ) Fixed for all

50 - Cephalocaudal development refers to growth from: ( Introduction)

A ) Head to toe ✅
B ) Toe to head
C ) Randomly
D ) Only limbs