Exam Study PK (Page 123)

Pre-school children develop symbolic thinking, language, and images in:

Pre-school children develop symbolic thinking, language, and images in: (a) Sensorimotor stage (b) Operational stage (c) Preoperational stage (d) None ✅ Correct option: (c) Preoperational stage Explanation: Symbolic thinking and language

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psychologist and countribution

According to Piaget, Infants rely on their senses to understand the world around them in the:

According to Piaget, Infants rely on their senses to understand the world around them in the: (a) Occupational stage (b) Sensorimotor stage (c) Sensorial stage (d) None ✅ Correct option: (b)

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Jean Piaget was a world-renowned psychologist for his explorations of the:

Jean Piaget was a world-renowned psychologist for his explorations of the: (a) Social development of children (b) Emotional development of children (c) Psychological development of children (d) Cognitive development of

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Jean Piaget was not only a psychologist but also a/an:

Jean Piaget was not only a psychologist but also a/an: (a) Sociologist (b) Mathematician (c) Epistemologist (d) None ✅ Correct option: (c) Epistemologist Explanation: Piaget was a world-renowned epistemologist who

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Conditioning involves pairing a neutral stimulus (or conditioned stimulus) with an unconditioned stimulus to create a:

Conditioning involves pairing a neutral stimulus (or conditioned stimulus) with an unconditioned stimulus to create a: (a) Conditioned response (b) Unconditioned response (c) Both of the above (d) None ✅ Correct

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Theories of learning

In operant conditioning:

In operant conditioning: (a) Continuous reinforcement is least susceptible to extinction (b) Negative reinforcement is punishment (c) Related to trial and error learning (d) Shaping occurs when responses are coincidentally

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Thorndike's “Law of Effect” is an early form of:

Thorndike's “Law of Effect” is an early form of: (a) Extinction (b) Contiguity (c) Reinforcement (d) Trial and error ✅ Correct option: (c) Reinforcement Explanation: The Law of Effect

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Theories of learning

SOLO stands for:

SOLO stands for: (a) Structure of the observable learning outcome (b) Structure of the observing learning outcome (c) Structure of the observed learning outcome (d) None ✅ Correct option: (a) Structure

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Theories of learning

A therapist who encourages dream analysis is:

A therapist who encourages dream analysis is: (a) Psychoanalysis (b) Humanistic therapy (c) Person-centered therapy (d) Cognitive therapy ✅ Correct option: (a) Psychoanalysis Explanation: Freudian psychoanalysts interpret dreams to understand unconscious

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Theories of learning

Rational-emotive therapy is a type of:

Rational-emotive therapy is a type of: (a) Psychoanalysis (b) Client-centered therapy (c) Cognitive-behaviour therapy (d) Behaviour therapy ✅ Correct option: (c) Cognitive-behaviour therapy Explanation: RET (Ellis) focuses on changing irrational beliefs,

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Theories of learning

Using psychological methods to help people is:

Using psychological methods to help people is: (a) Psychiatry (b) Psychoanalysis (c) Psychotherapy (d) None ✅ Correct option: (c) Psychotherapy Explanation: Psychotherapy involves professional psychological treatment for mental problems.

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Theories of learning

Two factors influencing human development are:

Two factors influencing human development are: (a) Motivation & emotion (b) Self & others (c) Genetic makeup & experience (d) Rewards & punishments ✅ Correct option: (c) Genetic makeup & experience

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Theories of learning

According to Maslow, individuals:

According to Maslow, individuals: (a) May bypass a level (b) Must satisfy self-esteem before love needs (c) Always end their lives (d) None ✅ Correct option: (a) May bypass a level

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In Maslow’s theory, the main concept is:

In Maslow’s theory, the main concept is: (a) Functional autonomy (b) Acquired drives (c) Interpersonal relations (d) Self-actualization ✅ Correct option: (d) Self-actualization Explanation: Maslow emphasized the human drive toward

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Theories of learning

Improved job satisfaction results in work performance & turnover:

Improved job satisfaction results in work performance & turnover: (a) Decrease : decrease (b) Increase : no change (c) Increase : increase (d) No change : decrease ✅ Correct option: (a) Decrease : decrease Explanation: High

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Theories of learning

According to Maslow, a person with no job, no friends, no house can be self-actualized:

According to Maslow, a person with no job, no friends, no house can be self-actualized: (a) 100 percent yes (b) 100 percent not (c) Uncertain (d) None ✅ Correct option: (b)

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Theories of learning

When psychological tests are used in selection, the main concern is:

When psychological tests are used in selection, the main concern is: (a) Cost (b) Ease of administration (c) Validity (d) Objectivity ✅ Correct option: (c) Validity Explanation: Validity determines whether a

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Theories of learning

Bonuses, rewards, praise improve motivation through:

Bonuses, rewards, praise improve motivation through: (a) Performance appraisal (b) Benefits (c) Reinforcement (d) Objective criteria ✅ Correct option: (c) Reinforcement Explanation: External rewards act as positive reinforcement, increasing desired behaviour.

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