Latency period in psychosexual development is related to the age range of
2-5 years
6 to puberty
18-20 years
20-22 years
B.
6 to puberty
Latency stage is less of a stage and more of period stages. It may begin at any time between the ages of 3 and 7 (whenever the child goes to school) and may continue until puberty. Anywhere from the age of 6 to puberty.
According to _______, 'Development of the child is the product of heredity and environment'.
Woodworth
Garrett
Holland
Thorndike
________ plays a significant role in the development of personality.
A blend of heredity and environment
Number of examinations
Heredity
Environment
Normal males have XY chromosomes whereas normal females have
XX chromosomes
XYY chromosomes
XXX chromosome
X chromosome
Which one of these is a principle of child development?
Development occurs due to interaction between maturation and experience
Development can accurately predict the pace of each individual child
Experience is the sole determinant of development
Development is determined by reinforcement and punishment
Which one of these is not a principle of development?
Development is modifiable
Development is governed and determined by culture alone
Development is life-long
Development is influenced by both heredity and environment
Which of the following best describes the extent of effect of heredity upon development?
Heredity determines how far an individual will develop
Heredity determines how far an individual can develop
Both (A) and (B)
Neither (A) nor (B)
_______ is the sum total of innate personality characteristics.
Similarity
Continuality
Heredity
Pugnacity
In the context of 'nature-nurture' debate, which one of the following statements seems appropriate to you?
A child is like a blank slate whose character can be moulded by the environment into any shape
Children are genetically predisposed to what they would be like irrespective of whatever environment they grow up in
Environmental influences only have a little value in shaping up a child's behaviour which is primarily genetically determined
Heredity and environment are inseparably interwoven and both influence development
