Q2. Mental development includes?
- External and internal organs
- Reasoning and thinking
- Ethical and moral
- Emotional maturity
Q3. Through which of the following methods, desirable channels are provided for the release of emotional energy?
- Inhibition
- Sublimation
- Catharsis
- Repression
Q4. The rate of progress in learning slows down and reaches a limit beyond which further improvement seems impossible. It is known as:
- Plateau
- Loss of interest
- Boredom
- Difficult stage
Q5. The therapy of psychoanalysis was developed by?
- Skinner
- Sigmund Freud
- Plato
- Darwin
Q6. Sports performance is the bi-product of?
- Skill
- Conditional ability
- Total personality
- Tactical ability
Q6. The first metamorphosis falls between the ages of?
- 7–10 years
- 3–5 years
- 11–14 years
- 2–4 years
Q7. Which is the most effective method for encouraging self-learning?
- Demonstration Method
- Lecture Method
- Observation Method
- Task Methodical
Q8. Which is the most effective method for encouraging self-learning?
- Demonstration Method
- Lecture Method
- Observation Method
- Task Methodical
Q9. Which one is the simplest form of cognition?
- Conception
- Perception
- Sensation
- Affection
Q10. The functional divisions of the spinal cord are?
- Somatic-motor
- Somatic-sensory
- Visceral-motor
- None of these
Q11. The response defined as a result of training is called?
- Conditioned stimulus
- Unconditioned reflex
- Conditioned reflex
- Conation
Q12. Which need is on top of the Maslow’s hierarchy of needs?
- Self-actualization
- Esteem
- Belongingness
- Safety
Q13. ERG theory was given by:
- Maslow
- Alderfer
- Belongingness
- Safety
Q14. Alderfer’s theory categorizes needs into three categories. The most important is?
- Growth needs
- Relatedness need
- Existence need
- None of these
Q15. Which of the following is an intrinsic motivator?
- Pay
- Promotion
- Feedback
- Interest of play
Q16. The two-factor theory of motivation is given by?
- Maslow
- Jung
- Alder
- Herzberg
Q17. Reinforcement theory of motivation is given by?
- Jung
- Herzberg
- Skinner
- Maslow
Q18. Achievement motivation relates to?
- Need of the person
- Knowledge of the person
- Experience of the person
- Aptitude of the person
Q19. Terminal feedback is the information provided to the learner?
- Before the activity
- During the activity
- After the activity
- None of these
Q20. The initial steep rise in the learning graph is an indication of quick progress and is technically known as?
- End spurt
- Initial spurt
- Saturation point
- None of these
Q21. What type of motivation is not applicable to young children?
- Intrinsic motivation
- Extrinsic motivation
- Achievement motivation
- None of these
Q22. The “Trial and Error” theory of learning was propounded by?
- Newton
- Pavlov
- Thorndike
- Homer
Q23. In childhood, individual’s behavior is most influenced by?
- Community
- School
- Peer group
- Family
Q24. The cause of frustration among sports person is?
- Result of own performance
- Normally due to mismatched level of aspiration and ability
- Result of good performance
- Natural outcome of competitive sports
Q25. Which is the description of the methods of personality measurement?
- Rating scale
- Interviews and observations
- Paper and pencil test
- All of these
Q26. The Scale, where absolute zero point is known, is popularly known as?
- Ordinal scale
- Ratio scale
- Interval scale
- Nominal scale
Q27. Weight, length, time and speed are some variables which can be measured on?
- Ratio scale
- Interval scales
- Nominal scales
- Ordinal scales
Q28. The scales where the absolute zero is unknown are termed as?
- Interval Scales
- Ratio Scale
- Nominal scales
- Ordinal scales
Q29. When the classification is done with respect to one attribute which is dichotomous in nature is known as?
- Simple Classification
- Complex Classification
- Monotonous Classification
- Real Classification
Q30. The related facts or observations which are grouped into classes or categories are known as?
- Variable
- Classification
- Fact
- Data
