Stanford Binet test was developed by

First adult intelligence test was developed by

Which of the following is called “educable IQ”

Binet-Simon test was developed to

Who gave group factor theory?

Which of the following is Guilford’s theory of Intelligence?

Who is known as the father of the measurement of individual differences.

Who believed that intelligence is in born capacity?

“Heredity ratio” was developed by

The first intelligence test was developed by :

G-factor theory was developed by :

120 and above IQ is known as :

What will be the IQ when mental age and chronological age are the same :

Intelligence can improve upto age of

Who gave structure of Intellect model?

Which is the simplest method of learning?

Pavlov did experiments on –

Law of frequency was given by :

Social Learning theory was developed by :

Social life consists of

‘Social development’ is which includes the development of

The theory that study of Sociology in human relationship is given by –

Sociology studies ‘process of interaction’ as –

When one learns something and makes use of what he has learned is called

Education should bring change not only in the amount of knowledge gained but in-

How many type of social processes involved in education?

Participating in the removal of illiteracy is a

Man takes his birth in a certain culture” the statements come in –

The concept of ‘life-long-leaning’ is an outcome of –

Which is most favourable for education?

Sociology of education is concerned with :

The school environment is

The Basic scheme of education was designed as an instrument of –

Schools are social institution because they

Philosophy of experimentalism given by –

The need for a national system of education in India is emphasized because :

Sociology of education is based on the faith in

Education should enable a person to make his life

Social development will help in

The school socializes the child by providing social control through –

Education is process of –

Socialization requires

The teaching technique must seek to utilization the social forces operative in social life in order to develop capacity for –

“Socialization is a process by which the individual is adapted to his environment” the statement given by –

One of the most needed requirements of socialization, learning and education is

Learning is basically

The children become delinquent and join gangs which is anti social belongs to

The children of teachers strive particularly hard and often do very well at school and college, and later succeed in getting good jobs they are belonging to

Discipline is must to maintain

“The speed of the language development is faster in the girls than that of boys” who said?

“The process of changing an individual into a social creature in known as socialization.” Who said this?

The book, “Growth of the Mind” is written by?

The relationship of psychology and education is –

Where was established the first psychological laboratory?

The child becomes socialized –

What is the determinant of the scope of socialization of a child?

Which factors influence socialisation :

School comes in socialisation of a child :

What is performance test?

Behaviour is a collective name for all

Two children born in the same month of the same year are bound to have the same –

Psychology is science of

“Any manifestation of life is activity” said by

Logic is a normative science of

Intelligence is the ability

Teach the child rather than the subject is the essential principal of

What is the most important contribution of psychology?

Psychology is the science of

Psychology as a science concerns itself with fact of

Science of psychology is concerned with

Psychology is a

At the age of seven or eight years play groups are generally

At the age of 7-8 years play group children have well defined

Play ground are useful in learning the

The cinema makes an appeal to

Play group is homosexual at the age of

Children learn in play groups to

In age group of 7-9 years the group leadership is done by

Play group in teenager can have great

Studies of growth & development is

Psychology seeks to study all

Psychology deals with human

All of the following are approaches or theories of motivation except :

Who of the following is not associated with instinct theory of motivation?

Who said that behaviour of human beings are motivation and controlled by the instincts of egos and Thanato?

The conceptualization that instincts are innate and universal was outright rejected by all of the following except :

How many chromosomes are found in zygote?

The colors of eye and skin are

According to cephalocaudal law development takes from

Proximodistal law is the development from

Male chromosomes are

How many chromosomes are found in human cells

Hereditary is determind by

Fertilized ovum is called

Which is the smallest cell

Which is the biggest cell

Congnitive development theory was propounded by

How many days it takes to develop the child in the womb?

Sex of the child is determined by :

Recognition of alphabets starts at the age of

Language is a mean of –

The age after 11 years is called

The concept of libido was proposed by

The child should be sent to the school

According to Freud what is mainly the basis of parent child relationship?

How many milk-teeth are there

Nature and Nature refer to

Which chromosome is found only in males?

The 22 pairs of chromosomes in the zygote are called

The gene which does not dominate is known as

Internal environment refers to

Intelligence is largely heredity.

Human development is the result of

Maturation influences the individual’s behaviour during dormant periods while learning modifies it during period of responses to the

How many chromosomes does an ordinary body contains and in what pairs?

Heredity exists in the genes that comes from –

Chromosomes are a little _____ than Y chromosomes.

One of the 23 chromosomes which is of a special significance is known as

The present finding is that both elements contribute jointly to the determination of behaviour. What are they?

The built-in-biological, development growth processes have been given the name of

The nature, nurture controversy in the development of human behaviour is quite.

The maturation period for the child to take his first step in walking in months is

Behaviour changes which occur on the basis of physiological developments rather than learning and which appear in virtually all members of the species are the result of

Which factor influence eye colour?

Patterns of human behaviour develop as a result of interaction between genetic factors and factors of

Most of the behaviour traits that interest psychologists are

Both X and Y chromosomes are found in

Each body cell in man has the number of chromosomes

Do the children of intelligent parents always shine in studies?

What did Piaget call his approach?

Arrange the following in chromological order.

1. Pre-operational stage
2. Formal operational stage
3. Concrete operational stage
4. Sensorimotor stage

Piaget called the period of infancy as the

Which of the following combinations of sex chromosomes results in a male offspring?

The nucleus of each cell in human body contains what number of pairs in chromosomes?

What is the length of a new born’s head in comparison to its total body length in percent?

What is the continuity function of heredity after birth?

By Piaget, later childhood from the age of about 6 or 7 years has been called the stage of

A major criticism of stage theories relates to the point that

Kohlberg’s moral development stages are closely related to

Name the cell, with which everyone’s life begins

Ability is transmitted in human by –

The sex of the new born child in biological way is determined by which cell?

What is the unit of heredity?

What number of genes are required in the making of a new born?

Zygote begins life with the number of ______ chromosomes

Behaviour genetics is concerned with the role of inheritance in respect of behaviour and

Between the ages of 2 and 3 years, a child’s language development increase from language development increase from approximately___ to ____ words

In early junior high school, you would expect

Identical twins raised separately and found to have similar IQ’s are cited as examples of the contribution made to intelligence by

Which one of the following types of acceptance is most critical and perversive to the long-range emotional health of a child?

Stimulus motives differ from primary motives in that they

Motivation is the process of initiating – and correcting activities of the organism

According to Maslow’s theory the basic needs include

Id is to “Just do it” as superego is to

The unconscious contains

Which of the following is an unconscious personality structure made up of biological urges seeking fulfillment?

According to Freud, the Id is governed by the

The part of the mind that is beyond awareness is called the

Which theory of personality was developed by Sigmund Freud?

The description of a person’s character implies

The term personality refers to

In psychoanalytic theory, conscious control is experienced by the

At what age does personality become quite stable?

Which of the following is a secondary motive?

What is the correct order of needs in Maslow’s hierarchy?

Ankit has trouble in paying attention to the teacher’s instructions or Commands. He often seems distracted & he has trouble staying in his seat. He often wanders around in the classroom, he fights when he is his seat, & his handwriting is often messy & hard to understand. Ankit most likely has which of the following?