JPM KTET (50) SET 3

Cephalocaudal principle of development means development progresses from:

• Legs to head

• Head to tail

• Near to far

• Simple to complex

The proximodistal principle means growth progresses from:

• Inside to outside

• Outside to inside

• Head to toe

• Specific to general

Development is influenced most by:

• Only environment

• Only heredity

• Interaction of heredity and environment

• Teacher's role only

The critical period in child development refers to:

• Period of no learning

• Period most sensitive for development

• Period after adolescence

• Retirement age

The first five years of life are crucial mainly for:

• Language and personality development

• Only physical growth

• Only motor skills

• Formal education

Growth is measured by:

• Body height, weight, organs

• Emotions

• Maturity

• Intelligence

Agents of socialization do NOT include:

• Family

• Peer group

• Media

• Climate

Which is the first step in the process of socialization?

• Schooling

• Family interaction

• Peer pressure

• Language acquisition

A child learning honesty by observing parents is an example of:

• Conditioned learning

• Social learning

• Abstract learning

• Trial and error

Erikson's stage of industry vs. inferiority corresponds to:

• Infancy

• School age

• Adolescence

• Early adulthood