These emphasizes the impact of environmental events on a plastic organism, which initially has few if any built no. in 4 behaviours or growth principles. This is a view_______

A. Mechanical Mirror
B. Organic Lamp
C. Psychoanalytic Theory
D. None of these

_______used the methods of science. Scientific investigations may be described as being; precise, objective, verifiable by a competent worker, made by experts, and impartial in that the experimenter is not swayed by prejudice or opinion:

A. Learning
B. Syllabus
C. Educational Psychology
D. None of these

Who conceived a hierarchy of motives, at the peak of which is a need for self-actualization?

A. Alfred A.Knopf
B. Maslow
C. K.Goldstein
D. None of these

Following are the basic point of educational psychology:

A. experimental Method
B. Genetic Method
C. Differential Method
D. All of the above

Following are true or false:

A. Behavior has plasticity
B. Man is reactive to external and internal stimuli
C. Each person is ultimately unique and must be understood in his own terms
D. All are true

Through the educational process, an individual is stimulated to think, to appreciate, and to:

A. Educate
B. Behave
C. Act
D. Train

Schools, both public and private, have been established as definite________agencies to meet the educational needs of all age groups:

A. Desired
B. Authorized
C. Informal
D. Formal

____is the study of mind.

A. Sociology
B. Anthropology
C. Anatomy
D. Psychology

The_____experiences of pupils that are, in effect by-products of a teaching-learning situation reflect the influence of the teacher as a person:

A. social
B. Emotional
C. Personal
D. Motivational

_______developed detailed conclusions concerning learning, transfer, and reactive inhibition for learning theory and for education:

A. E.j.Swenson
B. Binet
C. Lloyod Allen cook
D. Nojne of the above