Process through which experience causes permanent change in knowledge or behavior is called: A. Modification B. Learning C. Experimentation D. Alteration NA
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
The discipline concerned with teaching and learning processes, applying the methods and theories of psychology is: A. Psychology B. Educational Psychology C. Education D. Psychoanalysis NA
The learner and learning theories are studied in: A. Philosophy B. Sociology C. Ontology D. Psychology NA
Orderly adaptive changes individuals go through from conception to death is: A. Organization B. Development C. Assimilation D. Adaptation NA
Changes in body structure and function over time is: A. Physical development B. Personal development C. Social development D. Cognitive development NA