Educational Psychology (M.Ed 1st year) Unit one 1.

6 Model questions for practice

A. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Subjective questions: Explain the characteristics of an adolescent. Critically examine the psychological effects of physical changes in adolescents. Explain the physical characteristics of adolescents and their educational implications. Explain the emotional characteristics of adolescents and their educational implications. Critically examine the mental characteristics of adolescents & their educational implications. Critically examine the major factors that exert an influence on human development with examples. Explain the genetic factor influencing human development with examples. Genetic & sex related factors are the major factor that influence human development. Do you agree with this statement? Justify your argument with examples. For the sound human development the role of the both heredity & environment is equally important, ignoring one, another cannot go ahead. Are you agree with this statement? Justify your argument with examples. Do you think that babyhood is the true foundation age? Why or why not? Justify your answer. Objective questions: Developmental psychology studies about. Development of human Growth & development of human Growth of human bodies Development of bodies Growth refers to: Qualitative change in human Qualitative change in body Quantitative change in body Quantitative change in behaviour Conceptions refers to the: Production of ovum b) Production of sperm Separation of sperm & ovum Combined period of sperm & ovum Child grows faster due to the: Production of growth hormones Development of hormones Production of sex hormones Development of gonads Estrogens & androgen are produced by: Gonads b) Pituitary gland Thyroid glands d) Sex cell Growth hormones are the products of : Gonads & thyroid glands b) Gonads & pituitary glands

10. B. 1. a) b) c) d) 2. a) b) c) d) 3. a) c) d) 4. a) b) c) d) 5. a) c) 6. a)

c) d) 7. a) c) 8. a) c) 9. a) c) 10. a) c) 11. a) c) 12. a) c) 13. a) 14. a) c) 15. a) c) 16. a) c) 17. a) c) 18. a) c) 19. a) c) 20. a) c) 21.

Thyroid glands & pituitary glands Gonads & hormones Which one of the following does not come under the index of human development? Change in size b) Change in behaviour Change in proposition d) Change in old organs Development is the result of: Environment b) Heredity Environment & heredity d) Socio- economic factor Human development stages are classified into : Neonate & partunate b) Prenatal & postnatal Postnatal & neonatal d) Prenatal & neonatal Period of ovum or germinal period is also known as: Period of zygote b) Period of infancy Period of embryo d) Period of fetus Ectoderm refers to the : Endoderm b) Mesoderm Central part of body d) External part of body Mesoderm refers to the: External part of body b) Mid part of body Central part of body d) Endoderm what is the period of zygote? 7 weeks b) 7 days c) 2 weeks d) 2 years Two weeks to two years period is known as: Early childhood b) Postnatal period Infancy period d) Babyhood period Period of paturnate & neonate are the division of: Period of embryo b) Period of puberty Period of infancy d) Period of adolescence The period begins from the birth & remains until the cut of the umbilical cord is known as: Period of embryo b) Period of neonate Period of partunate d) Period of prenatal The period remains until the second week from the cut of umbilical card is called. Period of partunate b) Period of neonate Period of prenatal d) Period of fetus what is the shortest period of all? Infancy b) Early childhood Late childhood d) Puberty Time of radical adjustment is the key feature of: Infancy b) Baby hood late childhood d) Early childhood A plateau in development is the key feature of: Infancy b) Babyhood Late childhood d) Early childhood Which age is also known as age of decreasing dependency?

a) c) 22. a) c) 23. a) c) 24. a) c) 25. a) c) 26. a) c) 27. a) c) 28. a) c) 29. a) 30. a) 31. a) c) 32. a) c) 33. a) c) 34. a) c) 35. a) c) 36.

Infancy b) Babyhood Late childhood d) Early childhood To which state of development the characteristics of appealing age is related? (TU2067) Babyhood b) Late childhood Puberty d) Early adulthood Which of the following is the characteristic of early childhood stage? Appealing age b) Gang age Negative age d) Elementary school age Which age is also known as period of socialization? Infancy b) Babyhood Early childhood d) Late childhood To which state of development the characteristics of the beginning of creativity is related? Puberty b) Adolescence Early childhood d) Babyhood The beginning of sex role typing is the feature of: Infancy b) Babyhood Early childhood d) Late childhood Pre-gang age is the feature of : Infancy b) Babyhood Early childhood d) Late childhood Critical age is the key feature of: Infancy b) Babyhood Early childhood d) Late childhood To which state of development the characteristic of reproductive age is related? Puberty b) Adolescence c) Adulthood d) Old age The time of evaluation is related to: Adulthood b) Adolescence c) Middle age d) Old age Until the children are sexually matured they are known as : Pubescent children b) Adolescents Young adolescents d) Premature children Which of the following is a major factor influencing human development? (TU 2063) Socioeconomic b) Genetic Eco-cultural d) Educational What does culture signify? (TU 2063) Learned behaviour b) Potential behaviour Genetic behaviour d) Creative behaviour Which of the following is the foundation of social behaviour as a preparation for the highly organized social life (TU 2058) Early childhood b) Late childhood Puberty d) Adolescence Sudden change in the physical growth is the characteristics of: Early childhood b) Late childhood Puberty d) Adolescence Which of the following is the most hazardous period both physically & psychologically? (TU 2059)

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Infancy b) Babyhood Early childhood d) Late childhood which of the following stage is the time of unrealism? (TU 2060) Late childhood b) Early childhood Middle age d) Adolescence In which period the ego as a mediating function between reality & the total organism goes through a tremendous expansion? (TU 2061) Early childhood d) Puberty Late childhood d) Adolescence Which of the following is the appropriate to self absorption & self reflection? (TU 2062) Late childhood b) Puberty Adolescence d) Adulthood Which of the following period is defined as stereotypes age? (TU 2063) Adolescence b) Adulthood c) Middle age d) Old age Which of the following period is the time of evaluation? (TU2064) Adolescence b) Adulthood c) Middle age d) Old age The fertilized ovum is called: Zygote b) Embryo c) Fetus d) Infancy Heightened sex interest in adolescence is the result of : Sex habits b) Hormone production of gonad Growth of testes d) Parental training Which of the following period is characterized as storm & stress age? Puberty b) Adolescence Adulthood d) Late childhood Which of the following period is characterized as the setting down age? Adolescence b) Adulthood c) Old age d) Middle age Developmental psychology is concerned with the study of life span beginning from. Birth to death b) Conception to death Birth to old age c) Conception to adult age How many days does the zygote take approximately to move through the fallopian tube to the uterus? Two days b) Three days Four days d) Two days Which of the following stage is regarded as true foundation age? Infancy b) Babyhood Late childhood d) Adolescence In which period Physical changes symbolize the end of childhood? Puberty b) Late childhood Adolescence d) Early childhood Which stage of Piaget's theory includes the period of Adolescence? Sensor motor stage Concrete operational stage Pre-operational stage d) Formal operational stage

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In which developmental periods, the basic beliefs, attitudes & other behavioral change into new pattern? a) Babyhood b) Adolescence c) Late childhood d) Early adulthood 52. In which period the heart grows twelve times as heavy as it is at birth? a) Babyhood b) Late childhood c) Puberty c) Adolescence 53. What does sex related factor indicate? a) Genetic abnormality b) Differences between male & female c) Chromosomes & their sex related factor d) Abnormal chromosomes for sex 54. Which of the example of sex related factor? a) Brain damage b) Hemophilia c) Anoxia d) Depression Answer Key 1. b 6. c 11. d 16. c 21. b 26. b 31. a 36. a 41. b 46. b 51. d 2. c 7. c 12. b 17. b 22. a 27. c 32. b 37. d 42. a 47. b 52. d 3. d 8. c 13. c 18. a 23. d 28. d 33. a 38. d 43. b 48. b 53. a 4. a 9. b 14. d 19. a 24. b 29. c 34. d 39. c 44. b 49. a 54. b 5. a 10. a 15. c 20. a 25. d 30. c 35. c 40. d 45. b 50. d