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Q1. The age range in which adolescence brings noticeable physical changes such as height, weight, voice and sexual changes is
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Q2. According to the unit, girls can typically experience puberty from around the age of
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Q3. When children enter adolescence, the most common pattern observed in their emotional behaviour is
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Q4. In Piaget's theory, the mental concept used to organise and interpret information is called a
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Q5. A child who knows about horses calls a camel a 'horse' the first time he sees one. According to Piaget, this is an example of
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Q6. According to Piaget's table in the material, the concrete operational stage covers the approximate age range
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Q7. The understanding that an object continues to exist even when hidden under a cloth is the developmental milestone Piaget called
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Q8. A small boy is afraid of dogs and assumes that all children must also be afraid of dogs. According to Piaget's table, this thinking is an example of
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Q9. According to Piaget, moral decisions based purely on the rules of people with supreme authority such as parents — without regard to motive — represent
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Q10. If a primary teacher in Rampur observes that her student avoids breaking rules only because he fears punishment, Kohlberg would place him at
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Q11. Kohlberg proposed how many levels and how many stages of moral development?
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Q12. According to Erikson, the psychosocial crisis a child aged 6 to 12 years primarily faces is
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Q13. In Erikson's first psychosocial stage, the infant from birth to about 18 months must develop
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Q14. A figure in the material shows that the development of a child as a whole results from the interrelationship of which five dimensions?
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Q15. A teacher in a Bihar primary school notices that Priya, a Class 3 student, has low vision. the most appropriate facilitative step is to
