Basic structure or framework that exists in a person’s mind to organize and interpret information is: A. Assimilation B. Accommodation C. Schema D. Equilibration NA
The age of 3 – 6 years as narrated by Erikson in his theory of Psychosocial Development is concerned with the stage: A. Trust versus mistrust B. Autonomy versus guilt C. Initiative versus guilt D. Industry versus inferiority NA
The ability to use symbols to represent actions or objects is: A. Seriation B. Centration C. Semiotic function D. Geocentrism NA
The process in which human organism becomes favorably related to the environment is: A. Adjustment B. Consciousness C. Maturation D. Assimilation NA
The immediate awareness of any object is: A. Adjustment B. Consciousness C. Behaviour D. Creativity NA
Ahmad is bright, Akbar is dull. They are now six years of age; as they grow older, the difference in their I.Q. will probably: A. Increase B. Decrease C. Remain relatively constant D. Disappear NA
The central concept in Freud’s psycho analytical theory is: A. Operant condition B. Classical condition C. Unconscious mind D. Behavioral analysis NA
Mental age of a child is a measure of: A. Level of mental maturity B. Rate of mental growth C. Innate mental potential D. Intellectual status NA
Moral development involves: A. What is right and wrong B. Behaving in accordance with moral rules C. Feelings of guilt or pride D. Specialization NA
The interest of boys in sports reaches its peak in: A. Early childhood B. Pre adolescent period C. Early adolescent D. Pre adolescent period NA