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- ‘Internal criticism’ is a required stepin
- Experimental Research
- Historical Research
- Descriptive Research
- Philosophical Research
Answer: b
- Which sampling technique will be most appropriate to draw a representative sample of heterogeneous population?
- Stratified Random
- Quota
- Purposive
- Incidental
Answer: a
- Chi-square test is an example of
- Parametric test
- Non-Parametric test
- Descriptive test
- Survey test
Answer: b
- A highly reliable test is required for the purpose of
- Using teacher made test
- Testing for research purpose
- Dividing students into ability groups
- Providing guidance services
Answer: c
- Which of the following won a Nobel Prize for his pioneering work on learning theories?
- R. M. Gayne
- J. S. Bruner
- Lev Vygotsky
- Ivan Pavlov
Answer: d
- According to Piaget, cognitive development in human beings takes place through four important stages. Identify the correct order of these stages.
- Pre-operational, formal operational, concrete operatonal, sensory motor
- Sensory motor, concrete operational, formal operational pre-operational
- Formal operational, sensory motor, pre-operational, concrete operational
- Sensory motor, pre-operational, concrete operational, formal operational
Answer: d
- Match the List-I with List-II &select the correct answer using the code given below:
List-I List-II - Carl Roger
- Kurt Levin
- Bandura
- Bruner
- Cognitive theory
- Field theory
- Social learningtheory
- Self-theory
- Psychoanalytic theory
- A
- B
- C
- D
- E
- 3
- 4
- 2
- 5
- 1
- 2
- 1
- 5
- 3
- 4
- 1
- 2
- 4
- 5
- 3
- 3
- 1
- 2
- 5
- 4
Answer: d
- In Pavlov՚s experiments on the salivary conditioning of dogs, the CS was
- The taste of food
- Salivation to the taste of food
- The sound of a bell
- Salivation to the sound of bell
Answer: c
- Kohlar developed
- S-R bond theory
- Insight theory
- Field theory
- Conditioning theory
Answer: b
- Which of the following is an incorrect pair?
- Multiple theory of intelligence – Guilford
- Theory of classical conditioning – Pavlov
- Psycho-social theory – Erikson
- Theory of meaningful verbal learning – Aasubel
Answer: a
- What is the view of Educational Sociologists on Character Education?
- Character Education is the exclusive province of the home and religious organisations.
- Character Education is impossible without religious and denominational doctrine
- Character Education is best handled by giving the target readymade judgements.
- Character Education should involve the direct discussion of moral issues.
Answer: d
- “Investment in Education is the single, largest item of expenditure, next to defence, in many countries today.” What is the social justification?
- Education has become a pressing need under globalization.
- Education is the Panacea for social ills.
- Education produces unselfish and competent leaders for establishing polity.
- Education helps to procure security, prosperity and social well-being for all.
Choose the correct answer from the given codes:
Codes:
- 1 and 3
- 2 and 4
- 1 and 2
- 3 and 4
Answer: b
- Which was the major factor for caste distinction in India before independence?
- Religion
- Poverty
- English Education
- Family Occupation
Answer: d
- Deductive Reasoning helps in
- Research Reporting
- Formulation of Hypothesis
- Data Analysis
- Tools Preparation
Answer: b
- Which method focuses on generatng new hypothesis?
- Pattern
- Deductive
- Inductive
- None is correct
Answer: c
- The feasibility of a research study should be considered in the light of
- Potential ethical concerns
- Skills required for the researcher
- Cost and time required to conduct the research
- All of above
Answer: d
- Which of the following is not the feature of symbols assigned to categories on a nominal scale?
- No quantitative meaning
- Nothing more than labels or names
- May be ordered according to magnitude
- Cannot be subjected to arithmetic operations
Answer: c
- The learning theories under behaviourist category are based on the belief that
- Child is a natural learner.
- Environment can change a man.
- All behaviours can be learnt.
- Everybody can learn everything.
Answer: c
- Bruner identified three major stages of cognitive growth. Identify the correct order of the stages.
- Symbolic, Iconic, Enactive
- Iconic, Symbolic, Enactive
- Enactive, Iconic, Symbolic
- Symbolic, Enactive, Iconic
Answer: c
- Army Beta test is an example of
- Individual verbal test of intelligence
- Group non-verbal test of intelligence
- Group verbal test of intelligence
- Performance test
Answer: b
- Assertion (A) : Adolescence is a period of stress and storm.
- Reason (R) : Capacity to acquire and utilise their knowledge reaches its peak.
- Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation.
- Both A and R are true and R is not the correct explanation.
- A is true, but R is false.
- A is false, but R is true.
- “The responses which are followed by satisfying after-effects tends to be learned” is
- The law of exercise
- The law of effect
- The law of readiness
- The law of relativity
Answer: b
- Spranger՚s typology is based on men
- Interests
- Body structure
- Behaviour
- Attitude
Answer: a
- What is meant by the term socialization?
- Influencing the rural illiterate masses, by social and service organisations, to send their children to schools regularly.
- Media information, including advertisements, to keep their houses, streets and public places clean.
- Process of interaction among members of the society and inhibiting values.
- Participating in social service activities.
Answer: c
- Who is regarded as the Father of Sociology?
- Auguste Comte
- McIver
- Robert Payne
- Talcott Parson
Answer: a
- Which one does indicate a healthy atmosphere for the social functioning of the class/school?
- Democracy as a compromise between Laissez faire and Autocracy.
- Democracy as a compromise between Persuasion and Permission.
- Laissez faire
- Democracy
Answer: b
- The proposition about research that you do not agree is
- Research improves the quality of teaching.
- Research leads to finding solution to too many problems.
- Research is only a personnel achievement.
- Research contributes to social progress of the society.
Answer: c
- Which of the following is a non-parametric test?
- Analysis of Covariance
- Analysis of Variance
- Median Test
- Critical Ratio
Answer: c
- Which of the followng statements is true for reliability and validity of a measuring instrument?
- Reliable test is also valid.
- Validity does not ensure reliability.
- Validity and reliability are not related.
- Valid test must be reliable.
Answer: d
- According to the behaviourist school of psychology, the teacher is
- store-house of knowledge.
- A leader in the classroom.
- Supervisor of children՚s learning activities.
- Creator of appropriate learning conditions.
Answer: d
- Who has given the theory of ‘Social Learning’
- Thorndike
- Spearman
- Albert Bandra
- Watson
Answer: c
- Law of exercise enables students to
- Diligence
- Intelligence
- Insight
- Problem solving
Answer: d
- Which of the following students need their teachers attention?
- Introvert
- Slow learners
- Gifted
- All of these
Answer: d
- Which one of the following conditions qualifies to be an instance of negative reinforcement?
- Giving a punishment
- Withholding a reward
- Withdrawing a painful stimulus
- Excessive rewarding
Answer: b
- A child who uses a wheel chair
- Should not be in the regular school.
- Should study only in a special school.
- Should be given education with non-disabled students in a regular school.
- Should be given education in a regular school in a lower class.
Answer: c
- “School is a community in miniature, a micro society.” What do the terms “Community” and “Society” signify in the context?
- Community signifies freedom.
- Community signifies equal treatment to all.
- Society signifies equality of educational and job opportunities.
- Society signifies control.
Choose the correct answer from the given codes:
Codes:
- 3 and 2
- 3 and 1
- 3 and 4
- 1 and 4
Answer: d
- ‘Individual Differences’ are given the least importance in
- Idealism
- Realism
- Naturalism
- Pragmatism
Answer: a
- What is the basic criterion for social class?
- Occupation
- Status
- Religion
- Locale of Residence
Answer: b
- On the basis of an achievement test, the teacher rated Ram, Shyam &Dhyan as 1st , 2nd & 3rd respectively. This is an example of
- Ratio Scale
- Ordinal Scale
- Internal Scale
- Nominal Scale
Answer: b
- If the tenth grade students find science test to be very easy and majority of them scored high marks, the resulting description would be
- Normal
- Mesocratic
- Skewed to the left
- Skewed to the right
Answer: d
- “Give me the baby and I will make it as you desire” was the diction pronounced by
- Guthrie
- Pavlov
- Skinner
- Watson
Answer: d
- The term “Behaviourism” was first given by
- David Ausubel
- J. B. Watson
- E. L. Thorndike
- B. F. Skinner
Answer: b
- Thorndike՚s theory is also known as
- Connectionism
- Associationism
- Cognitivism
- Socialism
Answer: a
- In introspection method, observation is done by
- Others
- Animals
- self
- Theirs
Answer: c
- In which one of the methods the “existing knowledge” is used to draw conclusions?
- Inductive reasoning method
- Deductive reasoning method
- Survey method
- Positivistic method
Answer: b
- Pavlov and Skinner belongs to
- Structuralism
- Functionalism
- Behaviourism
- Gestalt Psychology
Answer: c
- Which of the followng is an agent of positive social change?
- Power
- Education
- Money
- Calamity
Answer: b
- Why is Sharda Act important in the Indian context?
- It recommends free education for all children up to the age of fourteen.
- It recommends supply of study materials to girls free of cost.
- It prohibits child marriage of girls.
- It prohibits child labour.
Answer: c
- How is the term “Culture” defined?
- As a complex whole, this includes virtually everything, acquired by man being a member of the society.
- As the using of the latest in costumes, home appliances, cars, etc. In the day to day life.
- As the using of computer, mobile phones and internet.
- As becoming members of prominent clubs, wearing costly dress and eating in luxury hotels.
Answer: a
- A student has scored 80 marks in a test of Psychology and 60 marks in Statistics. These scores can be compared by converting them into
- Percentages
- Categories
- Standard scores
- Rank differences
Answer: c