JPM KTET (50) SET 2

Growth mainly refers to changes in:

• Behavior

• Size and structure

• Attitude

• Emotions

Development is a ______ process.

• Discontinuous

• Random

• Continuous

• Temporary

Which of the following is NOT a principle of development?

• Proceeds from general to specific

• Proceeds at the same rate for all children

• Proceeds from head to toe (cephalocaudal)

• Proceeds from near to far (proximodistal)

Adolescence is generally regarded as the period of:

• Rapid physical growth only

• Only social maturity

• Physical, emotional, and social changes

• No major development

The difference between growth and development is that:

• Growth is reversible, development is not

• Growth is quantitative, development is qualitative

• Growth is physical, development is emotional only

• Growth stops early, development stops at adolescence

The pace of development in children is influenced by:

• Nutrition

• Environment

• Genetic factors

• All of these

Socialization prepares the child for:

• Exam writing

• Adjusting with society

• Reading only

• Economic independence only

Which of the following has the strongest impact on early socialization?

• School

• Peer group

• Family

• Media

Erikson’s stage of initiative vs. guilt occurs in:

• Infancy

• Early childhood

• Adolescence

• Late adulthood

According to Erikson, the stage of intimacy vs. isolation occurs in:

• Adolescence

• Early adulthood

• Middle adulthood

• Old age