Ahmed was sitting in a room. Suddenly he saw a snake crawling in the right corner of the room. He was so afraid that he started trembling badly. This example BEST explains which of the following theory of emotions?

• A) Common-sense view
• B) Cannon-Bard theory
• C) James Lange theory
• D) Schachter-Singer theory

Which of the following area of brain plays a role in production of language?

• A) Medulla oblongata
• B) Pones
• C) Wernicke's area
• D) Broca’s area

All of the following are included in self-conscious emotions EXCEPT:

• A) Shame
• B) Guilt
• C) Envy
• D) Happiness

Any psychological problem that may cause disruption in child’s healthy personality development, refers to which of the following trauma?

• A) Medical trauma
• B) Pediatric trauma
• C) Geriatric trauma
• D) Psychological trauma

Age span of 3 to 6 years in developmental stages of Erick Erickson, BEST connects to which of the following?

• A) Autonomy vs. shame and doubt
• B) Initiative vs. guilt
• C) Industry vs. inferiority
• D) Basic trust vs. mistrust

Who used American Sign Language to train a chimpanzee and they remained somehow successful as it learned 160 signs?

• A) Hayes and Hayes
• B) Gardner and Gardner
• C) Savage-Rumbaugh
• D) Noam Chomsky

All of the followings can be considered the point of criticism for Nativists perspective EXCEPT:

• A) It overlooked the role of the environment
• B) Other species show auditory discrimination early in life
• C) Despite reinforcing ungrammatical sentences children learn correct grammar
• D) It doesn’t explain language development

Sara was telling about yesterday’s road accident. She told her friends that when she encountered that accident she was mute, stunned and was unable to move. Her state created a lot of fear in her. This example BEST connects to which of the following theory of emotions?

• A) Schachter-Singer theory
• B) Common-sense view
• C) James Lange theory
• D) Cannon-Bard theory

English-only is a type of bilingual education which is favored in ____________.

• A) Canada
• B) Pakistan
• C) United Kingdom
• D) United States

Which of the following refers to activity that enhances physical health and psychological well being?

• A) Trust
• B) Attachment
• C) Co-ordination
• D) Exercise

Anorexia Nervosa occurs in girls ___________ times more than boys.

• A) 12
• B) 14
• C) 10
• D) 8

According to researches, there are fifteen official languages in India. Other than these, _____________ languages are used in India.

• A) 1,650
• B) 1,250
• C) 580
• D) 1,000

Recent researches suggest that age span for Anorexia Nervosa is usually ____________ years of age.

• A) 9 -14
• B) 19 - 21
• C) 7 - 8
• D) 15 -18

In any language, certain sounds are more likely to appear together than are others. This is called _____________.

• A) Distributional property
• B) Minute pause
• C) Motherese
• D) Stress pattern

According to the theory of Erick Erickson, emerging adulthood is a period of:

• A) Identity vs. identity confusion
• B) Intimacy vs. isolation
• C) Integrity vs. despair
• D) Industry vs. inferiority

Assume a child learns the name of ball and then call every round thing a ball. In word production, this is known as:

• A) Underextension
• B) Assimilation
• C) Accommodation
• D) Overextension

According to Piaget, infants engage in secondary circular reactions by the age of:

• A) 6 to 8 months
• B) 10 to 15 months
• C) 4 to 12 months
• D) 9 to 11 months

Fetuses are most sensitive to which of the following voices?

• A) Horns
• B) Animal
• C) Human
• D) Music

According to Harry Stack Sullivan, which of the following mode of interactive experience includes momentary vague knowledge?

• A) Prototaxic
• B) Parataxic
• C) Syntaxic
• D) Flotaxic

According to researches, by the year of 2020, the ratio of obese children will reach ___________ percent in America.

• A) 55
• B) 45
• C) 25
• D) 35