Child Psychology MCQ Set-3 English

Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) is a very important test in the teacher recruitment process. Child Psychology & Development is a very important subject in CTET, various STET, Upper Primary TET and Primary TET of West Bengal. 30 marks are allotted for 30 MCQs from this subject. Keeping this aspect in mind, a set of 30 CDP questions suitable for different levels of examination has been given in Child Psychology MCQ Set-3. This is the Third set.

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Child Psychology MCQ Set-3 English

⟽ Previous Set

1. Which of the following basic instincts was not mentioned by Watson?
(A) Hatred
(B) Fear
(C) Anger
(D) Love
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2. Into how many parts did McDougall divide human emotions?
(A) Two parts
(B) Three parts
(C) Four parts
(D) Five parts
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3. The first modern theory of emotions was introduced by –
(A) Charles Darwin
(B) James Lange
(C) William James
(D) Bradford Cannon
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4. Which of the following people criticized the “James-Lange Theory of Emotion”?
(A) Bradford Cannon
(B) Stanley Hall
(C) Stanley Schachter
(D) Magda Arnold
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5. The intense external expression of emotion related to –
(A) Mood
(B) Temperament
(C) Body
(D) Anger
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6. The proponent of PAD Emotional State Model is:
(A) Harold Schlosberg
(B) A. Tellegen
(C) James Russell
(D) None of the above.
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7. Which of the following information is correct?
i) Thinking is basically a cognitive process.
ii) Thinking process is activated to achieve a specific goal.
(A) Only i) is correct.
(B) Only ii) is correct.
(C) Both i) & ii) are incorrect.
(D) Both i) & ii) are correct.
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8. The type of thinking in which the person focuses on answering questions correctly using acquired knowledge without significant creativity is called –
(A) Divergent thinking
(B) Lateral thinking
(C) Reflective thinking
(D) Convergent thinking
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9. Which of the following is a type of thinking that fills in the vocabulary of the newspaper?
(A) Divergent thinking
(B) Lateral thinking
(C) Reflective thinking
(D) Convergent thinking
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10. According to the theory of fundamental reasoning, which of the following levels is not consistent with the human thinking process?
(A) Psychotaxic Mode
(B) Parataxic Mode
(C) Prototaxic Mode
(D) Syntaxic Mode
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11. The lowest level of thinking in Bloom’s Taxonomy is:
(A) Knowledge
(B) Evaluation
(C) Perception
(D) Inquiry
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12. The author of the book “Thinking and Speech” is:
(A) Jean Piaget
(B) Lev Vygotsky
(C) Robert Anderson
(D) None
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13. The developmental differences in physical, mental, demonstrative, etc. within the same person are:
(A) Intrapersonal differences
(B) Expression differences
(C) Interpersonal differences
(D) Personal differences
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14. Which of the following is not a category of acquired differences?
(A) Social differences
(B) Moral differences
(C) Cultural differences
(D) Educational differences

➣ Kohlbarg’s Moral Development Theory
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15. The father of genetic theory is:
(A) Haeckel
(B) Darwin
(C) Mendel
(D) None_____
16. The stages of animal nutrition are:
(A) Three
(B) Four
(C) Five Child Psychology MCQ Set-3 English
(D) Seven
_____
17. The fourth stage of animal nutrition is:
(A) Digestion
(B) Assimilation
(C) Excretion
(D) Absorption
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18. The number of protein-producing genes in the human genome is:
(A) 19
(B) 190
(C) 1900
(D) 19000
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19. The third stage of memory processing is:
(A) Memory
(B) Repetition
(C) Storage
(D) Analysis
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20. Which of the following is not a type of sensory memory?
(A) Iconic Memory
(B) Implicit Memory
(C) Haptic Memory
(D) Echoic Memory
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21. In the unconscious state, memories are organized in which of the following?
(A) Explicit Memory
(B) Semantic Memory
(C) Episodic Memory
(D) Implicit Memory
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22. The proponent of the concept of Permastore is:
(A) Henry Bahrick
(B) Armitage Miller
(C) B. Blankeship
(D) Joseph Jacobs
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23. According to the Multistore Model of Memory, the elements that form human memory are:
(A) Three
(B) Four
(C) Five
(D) Six
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24. Which of the following is not included in the conditions of accurate retrieval?
(A) Infatuation
(B) Hearing
(C) Correct context
(D) Mental health

➣ Culture of Bengal
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25. How many types of forgetting are there?
(A) Two types
(B) Three types
(C) Four types
(D) No type
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26. In which definition of intelligence is intelligence described as an innate mental ability?
(A) In the biological definition of intelligence
(B) In the practical definition of intelligence
(C) In the functional definition of intelligence
(D) In ​​the psychological definition of intelligence
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27. Which of the following categories of intelligence did Thorndike not mention?
(A) Social intelligence
(B) Concrete intelligence
(C) Abstract intelligence
(D) Moral intelligence
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28. The proponent of the theory of selection of intelligence is:
(A) Stern
(B) Guilford
(C) Thompson
(D) Spearman
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29. How many religions of intelligence did Thorndike mention in his study of intelligence?
(A) Three
(B) Four
(C) Six
(D) Eight
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➣ RS & GIS
30. When did Gardner add an eighth type of intelligence to his theory of multiple intelligences?
(A) In 1975
(B) In 1977
(C) In 1985
(D) In ​​1987

Child Psychology MCQ Set-3 Answers 

1. (A) Hate
2. (B) Threefold
3. (C) William James
4. (A) Bradford Cannon
5. (D) Anger
6. (C) James Russell
7. (D) Both i) & ii) are correct.
8. (D) Convergent thinking
9. (B) Lateral thinking
10. (A) Psychotaxic mode
11. (B) Evaluation
12. (B) Lev Vygotsky
13. (A) Individual differences
14. (B) Moral differences
15. (C) Mendel
16. (C) Five
17. (B) Assimilation
18. (D) 19000
19. (B) Repetition
20. (B) Implicit memory
21. (D) In ​​implicit memory
22. (A) Henry Bahrick
23. (A) Three
24. (B) Hearing
25. (A) Two types
26. (D) In ​​psychological definition of intelligence
27. (D) Moral intelligence
28. (C) Thompson
29. (B) Four
30. (B) In 1977

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