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Question 1 of 10

Question 1/10

Social changes during adolescence include,

Adult like behaviour Imagination Restlessness Fear and shame

Question 2/10

Who defined, “Learning to be a change in behaviour as a result of experience”?

Cron bach J. F Travers Colvin Kimble

Question 3/10

The desire for self-fulfilment to realise one’s own potentialities comes under,

Physiological needs Safety needs Self-esteem needs Self-actualization needs

Question 4/10

Teacher’s nods and smiles comes under,

Positive non-verbal reinforcement Positive verbal reinforcement Negative non-verbal reinforcement Negative verbal reinforcement

Question 5/10

The process of establishing a new fact from a given facts is known as:

Deduction Induction Analog Imagery

Question 6/10

When a test gives the same results whenever it is repeated, it is called as:

Validity Usability Predictability Reliability

Question 7/10

Who viewed that: Growth refers to the structural and physiological changes and development is concerned with growth as well as those changes in behaviour that results from environmental situations?

Crow and crow Skinner Arnold Gressel E. B. Hurlock

Question 8/10

Which is more important in development?

Physical changes Changes in nervous system Maturation All of the above

Question 9/10

From which stages does the development of the child begins?

Prenatal Postnatal Infancy Childhood

Question 10/10

At what stage a child begins to think logically according to Piaget?

Sensory-motor stage Preoperational stage Concrete operational stage Formal operational stage

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