Who advocates the notion that language is gained in the same manner as behavior through operant conditioning?

• A) B.F. Skinner
• B) Albert Bandura
• C) Edward Thorndike
• D) Jean Piaget

The Concrete operational stage in Jean Piaget’s cognitive development theory starts from:

• A) 3-6 years
• B) 2-4 years
• C) 7-11 years
• D) 1-3 years

In which Piaget's cognitive development stage, do children gain the ability to get engaged in logical and systematic thinking in abstract and hypothetical situations?

• A) Pre-operational
• B) Concrete operational
• C) Formal operational
• D) Sensorimotor

Which of the following can be characterized as the capacity to think about the utilization of language?

• A) Cognitive development
• B) Crystallized intelligence
• C) Meta-linguistic awareness
• D) Phonological skills

What does IQ stand for?

• A) Intellectual measurement
• B) Intellectual quotient
• C) Intelligence quality
• D) Intelligence quotient

What are the four aspects of human personality?

• A) Intellectual, spiritual, emotional and physical
• B) Physical, intellectual, mental and social
• C) Physical, emotional, mental and social
• D) Physical, emotional, spiritual and social

Which of the following area is the greatest controversy of Intelligence as an inherited ability (nature) or nurture?

• A) Psychology
• B) Sociology
• C) Pathology
• D) Biology

Which of the following options best describes the process by which a teacher provides support and guidance to help learners develop their skills and knowledge?

• A) Scaffolding
• B) Grading
• C) Differentiation
• D) Assessment

Which of the following theory, depicts analytical, creative, and practical components of intelligence?

• A) Sociocultural
• B) Piaget's cognitive
• C) Sternberg's triarchic
• D) Kohlberg

Which of the following coordination abilities involves using visual information to guide hand movements?

• A) Eye-hand coordination
• B) Ear-hand coordination
• C) Eye-foot coordination
• D) Nose-hand coordination

Among the following terms, which one specifically involves the assignment of a numerical value to an object or event according to rule?

• A) Assessment
• B) Measurement
• C) Test
• D) Evaluation

What specific criticism has been raised against multiple choice tests?

• A) Exhibit thought process in detail
• B) Review individualized responses
• C) Reward rote memorization
• D) Measure true understanding

Which of the following tests have been used to measure intelligence?

• A) Standardized
• B) Performance-based
• C) Non-standardized
• D) Subjective

Which of the following area of individual differences refer to the variations in the way people think, feel, and behave?

• A) Physical
• B) Psychological
• C) Intellectual
• D) Emotional

What is the second stage of Jean Piaget’s cognitive development theory?

• A) Concrete operational
• B) Pre-operational
• C) Formal operational
• D) Sensory motor

Which of the following area of individual differences can be described as variations in weight, height and size of the body?

• A) Emotional
• B) Psychological
• C) Intellectual
• D) Physical

Early psychologists viewed intelligence as primarily:

• A) Cultivated
• B) Acquired
• C) Inherited
• D) Learned