FBQ1: Advanced form of thinking in adolescence is called.____ operation. Answer: Formal FBQ2: Brain lateralization is responsible for ------- in children. Answer: Handedness FBQ3: The mental process of incorporating new knowledge to existing ones implies ____. Answer: Assimilation FBQ4: Human being has the ability to ____ behaviour to suit their aim. Answer: Change FBQ5: The ____ helps to unravel why human being is different. Answer: Psychology FBQ6: Science is ____ in attributes/characteristics. Answer: Logical FBQ7: A project that measure what it aims to measure denotes ____ Answer: Validity FBQ8: A test that is consistent in the attributes it measures implies____ Answer: Reliability FBQ9: ____ describes the internal processes that energise, direct and sustain behaviour. Answer: Motivation FBQ10: Carrying out same research in another setting implies ____ Answer: Replication FBQ11: Research endeavour that maintained consistency has satisfied ____ Answer: Reliability FBQ12: ____ Is described as science of human behaviour Answer: Psychology FBQ13: Behaviour that can be directly observed is ____ behaviour. Answer: Overt FBQ14: ____ Is the bridge between adolescence and adulthood. Answer: Middle Age FBQ15: Individual mental schemes determine the way he interpret ____ Answer: Experience FBQ16: ____ Refers to a small word with meaning. Answer: Morphemes FBQ17: ____. Represents the reality domain. Answer: Ego FBQ18: ____ Is a constituent of the nervous system. Answer: Brain FBQ19: ____ The primary male sex hormone is Answer: Testosterone FBQ20: ____ is the process of grouping isolated behaviour into a higher cognitive system. Answer: Organisation FBQ21: The researcher does not manipulate the ____ group during experimentation. Answer: Control FBQ22: ____ Interprets societal values. Answer: Superego FBQ23: Individual difference is a product of the ____. Answer: Gene FBQ24: ____ School was founded by Freud. Answer: Psychoanalysis FBQ25: ____ Is a major pioneer of cognitive school? Answer: Piaget FBQ26: ____ Is the father of cognitive school Answer: Piaget FBQ27: ____ Method of data collection is more time consuming Answer: Interview FBQ28: ____ is the sum of growth, development and learning. Answer: Maturation FBQ29: Studying one entity in research methodology involves ____ study. Answer: Case study FBQ30: The first stage of development is the ____ stage. Answer: Germinal FBQ31: Increase in the magnitude of body parts denotes ____ Answer: Growth FBQ32: The capacity to stand upright denotes ____control. Answer: Postural FBQ33: Before fertilization, the reproductive cell in female is called ____ Answer: Egg FBQ34: ____ The capacity to function at a higher level denotes Answer: Development FBQ35: The skin is developed from ____ Answer: Ectoderm MCQ1: Pattern of human growth is not characterised by______. Answer: Directions MCQ2: ______ refers to changes in existing ways of thinking in response to stimili. Answer: Accommodation MCQ3: ______ does not influence cognitive development. Answer: Objectivity MCQ4: __________describes the internal processes that energise direct and sustain behaviour. Answer: Information processing MCQ5: Behaviour that can be seen directly is __________behaviour. Answer: Overt MCQ6: Individual mental schemes determine the way he interpret __________ Answer: Experience MCQ7: ________ Interprets societal values. Answer: Superego MCQ8: __________ Experimented more with children. Answer: Piaget MCQ9: __________ Can be distributed anonymously. Answer: Questionnaire MCQ10: __________ Method of data collection is more time consuming. Answer: Interview MCQ11: Examining children of varying ages involved __________ study Answer: Cross-sectional MCQ12: The researcher does not manipulate the __________ group. Answer: Control MCQ13: Increase in gait and body mass is __________. Answer: Growth MCQ14: __________ Directly correlates with chronological age. Answer: Maturation MCQ15: The primary male sex hormone is__________ Answer: Testosterone MCQ16: _________ is not an example of schemes. Answer: Learning MCQ17: _________ is not an example of postural reflex. Answer: Swimming MCQ18: The skin is developed from _________. Answer: Ectoderm MCQ19: ______ refers to an individual’s sense of uniqueness and belonging. Answer: Identity MCQ20: _________ is the process of grouping isolated behaviour into a higher cognitive system. Answer: Organisation MCQ21: The pituitary gland, also sometimes called the ____, secretes hormones that cause other endocrine glands to produce their own hormones. Answer: Master gland MCQ22: _________ Propounded the psychosocial theory. Answer: Erickson MCQ23: Motor achievement in early childhood include all except ____. Answer: Self-recognition MCQ24: Attrition rate is highest in _________ research. Answer: longitudinal study MCQ25: Humans are not rigid due to _________. Answer: Learning MCQ26: The transition into adolescence is marked by dramatic changes in ____ abilities Answer: Cognitive MCQ27: Development is not characterized by _________. Answer: Reverse MCQ28: Individual difference is a product of_________. Answer: Gene MCQ29: Perception does not include _________. Answer: Simulation MCQ30: Which of these senses are inborn? Answer: Taste MCQ31: _________ is not a primary taste. Answer: Smell MCQ32: Motivation describe the internal processes that _________ behaviour, Answer: Dictate MCQ33: Children discover the type of physical skill required to perform a task at ____ stage. Answer: Cognitive stage MCQ34: _________ Research tool is the best option when subjects are many. Answer: Questionnaire MCQ35: Scientific findings must be proved by _________. Answer: Evidence