Which of the following explains Schachter-Singer theory of emotions?

• A) Stimulus --> Autonomic arousal --> Appraisal --> Emotion
• B) Stimulus --> Emotion --> Autonomic arousal
• C) Stimulus --> Autonomic arousal --> Emotion
• D) Stimulus --> Subcortex --> Autonomic arousal + Emotion

With reference to language development, usually there is a difference of ___________ months in comprehensions and production of language in children.

• A) Six
• B) Four
• C) Seven
• D) Five

In which of the following type of attachment, infants remain close to parents but don’t explore, gets distressed on parting but complain on reunion?

• A) Insecure resistant attachment
• B) Secure attachment
• C) Insecure avoidant attachment
• D) Disoriented attachment

Aerobic exercise includes which of the following:

• A) Swimming
• B) Sprinting
• C) None of these
• D) Stretching

Flexibility exercise largely consists of _____________.

• A) Moving
• B) Running
• C) Stretching
• D) Swimming

Most infants produce their first words between _____________ months of age.

• A) 16 to 18
• B) 6 to 8
• C) 9 to 11
• D) 10 to 15

________________theory posits that all human beings are born multilingual and child separates the two at the very start and learns different languages separately?

• A) Trichromatic theory
• B) Social learning theory
• C) Mish-Mash theory
• D) Differentiation theory

Which one of the following stages of development, given by Harry Stack Sullivan, includes a need for an intimate relationship?

• A) Preadolescence
• B) Childhood
• C) Juvenile era
• D) Infancy

Ahmed, an infant, started smiling back when his mother smiled at him. This is called a social smile. Most probably Ahmed’s age is:

• A) 2 to 3 weeks
• B) 11 to 15 weeks
• C) 6 to 10 weeks
• D) 3 to 5 weeks

Weight training, functional training and sprinting are linked to which of the following type of exercise?

• A) Chronic exercise
• B) Anaerobic exercise
• C) Aerobic exercise
• D) Flexibility exercise

Which of the following posits that inner capacities and environment work in collaboration with each other to make child learn language?

• A) Empircists
• B) Nativist
• C) Humanists
• D) Interactionists

Which of the following is common all over the world including an affectionate high pitched tone with extreme modulation accompanied by exaggerated facial expressions?

• A) Motherese
• B) Mother directed speech
• C) Adult directed speech
• D) Motheroccur

If a child learns more than one language, it is called ______________.

• A) Divisional
• B) Didactical
• C) Virtual
• D) Bilingual

In a Montessori, teacher gave children jigsaw puzzles. It was a play to improve motor skills and eye hand coordination. This refers to which of the following?

• A) Game and activity play
• B) Educational and academic play
• C) Media play
• D) Sports and recreational play

With reference to first speech sounds (cooing and babbling), all of the followings can be considered correct EXCEPT:

• A) Range expands
• B) Consonants and vowels
• C) Ability to respond in proper language
• D) Universal timing

Which one of the following refers to an enduring emotional tie to someone special, consisting of a tendency to seek and maintain closeness especially during the time of stress?

• A) Accomplishment
• B) Abundance
• C) Avoidance
• D) Attachment

In which of the following phases of life, empathic responses are usually shown?

• A) Childhood
• B) Adolescence
• C) Adulthood
• D) Infancy

All of the followings can be considered correct with reference to emotion focused coping EXCEPT:

• A) Distraction or minimization
• B) Confrontation
• C) Wishful thinking
• D) Denial/avoidance

Based on Mary Ainsworth’s research on attachment, when child and parent are unresponsive to each other, children show no distress on parting and coldly greet parent at reunion such condition refers to:

• A) Insecure avoidant attachment
• B) Disoriented attachment
• C) Insecure resistant attachment
• D) Secure attachment

How many categories are existed on the basis of BMI?

• A) 3
• B) 2
• C) 4
• D) 5