MCQ Bank
Which of the following is the second stage of ‘Motor Learning’ among children?
- A) Cognitive
- B) Associative
- C) Autonomous
- D) Perpetual
Which of the following best defines an information that can flow from a physical rectum into a computational system via sensory transduction?
- A) Reflexive Process
- B) A Scene
- C) A Perceptual System
- D) Behavioural System
When is the binocular depth perception achieved by the infants?
- A) 2 Years
- B) Around 3-5 months of age
- C) Around 11 months
- D) 1 Year
Which one of the following types of senses refers to the ability to interpret information related to taste in the mouth?
- A) Visual
- B) Auditory
- C) Tactile
- D) Gustatory
Which of the following terms refers to all of the movements that we make with our body?
- A) Motor Behavior
- B) Perceptual Learning
- C) Cognitive Ability
- D) Physical Growth
Which of the following is the final stage of ‘Motor Learning’ among children?
- A) Cognitive
- B) Perpetual
- C) Associative
- D) Autonomous
Which of the following best describes the following learning: Once a person knows how to do a skill, he/she can usually continue to perform that skill from then on?
- A) Product
- B) Procedural
- C) Body
- D) Process
Which of the following was an earlier belief about visual perceptual learning?
- A) No transfer across eyes
- B) Easy to transfer
- C) Multisensory
- D) Cognitive
How does the image at the back of the child’s eye perceived in the early stage of life?
- A) Flat and 2-dimensional
- B) 3-D view
- C) Monocular Insight
- D) Binocular depth
At what age do infants focus almost entirely on the interior of the face, particularly on the eyes and lips and can tell the difference between mother’s face and a stranger’s face?
- A) At 6 months
- B) By 1 year
- C) By 9 months
- D) By 3 months
Which of the following is the initial stage of ‘Motor Learning’ among children?
- A) Associative
- B) Cognitive
- C) Perpetual
- D) Autonomous
Which one of the following best describes the relative sensitivity of a neuron to variations along a particular stimulus dimension (e.g., orientation, frequency)?
- A) Rubbing
- B) Irritation
- C) Friction
- D) A tuning function
What is Perceptual System? Which of the following best defines a computational system designed to make inferences about properties of a physical environment based on scenes?
- A) Behavioural System
- B) Cognitive Processes
- C) A Perceptual System
- D) Reflexive Process
What is Motor Learning?
- A) Dynamic
- B) Transient
- C) Non-permanent
- D) Relatively permanent
Which of the following best defines a computational system designed to make inferences about properties of a physical environment based on scenes?
- A) Reflexive Process
- B) A Perceptual System
- C) Cognitive Processes
- D) Behavioural System
What is junk food especially crafted for?
- A) Immunity
- B) Nutrition
- C) Addiction
- D) Digestion
Which of the following factor can lead to health problems in children?
- A) Balanced diet
- B) Regular exercise
- C) Lack of sleep
- D) Proper hydration
At what age do the fine motor skill of “Building Tower of 9 Small Blocks” typically emerge in children?
- A) 1-2 Years
- B) 3-4 Years
- C) 9- 11 Months
- D) 6- 8 Months
At what age does the gross motor skill of “sitting with support and then independently” typically develop in children?
- A) 2 Years
- B) 6-12 Months
- C) 18 Months
- D) 0-6 Months
At what age do the fine motor skills of eating without assistance typically emerge in children?
- A) 1 Year
- B) 6- 8 Months
- C) 9- 11 Months
- D) 2-3 Years