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Q1mediummcqChild Development and PedagogyUPTET 2021 Memory Based Paper 12026
Which of the following is not associated with learning theory propounded by Skinner?
Q2mediummcqChild Development and PedagogyUPTET 2021 Memory Based Paper 12026
Which one of the following psychologists has propounded Stimulus Response theory?
Q3easymcqChild Development and PedagogyUPTET Paper 2 (Maths & Science)2026
The principle of trial and error was propounded by
Q4mediummcqChild Development and PedagogyUPTET Paper 2 (Maths & Science)2026
Who is associated with 'Gestalt Theory of Learning' from the following?
Q5mediummcqChild Development and PedagogyUPTET Paper 2 (Social Science)2026
The relation which Skinner has with rats and Thorndike has with cats, same relation Kohler has with
Q6mediummcqChild Development and PedagogyUPTET Paper 2 (Social Science)2026
The writer of the book, "The Behaviour of Organisms" is
Q7mediummcqChild Development and PedagogyUPTET Paper 2 (Social Science)2026
Who had proposed the 'Goal gradient' concept in problem solving?
Q8mediummcqEnglishUPTET Paper 2 (Social Science)2026
What does motivation do in the process of learning?
Q9mediummcqChild Development and PedagogyUPTET Paper 2 (Social Science)2026
Learning is an association between stimulus and
Q10mediummcqChild Development and PedagogyUPTET Paper 2 (Social Science)2026
Match List A and List B according to their psychological definitions and pick the correct configuration:
List - A
a. Hull
b. McDougall
c. Freud
d. Maslow
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List - B
I. Need theory
II. Instinct theory
III. Psycho-analytical theory
IV. Drive-reduction theory
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Q11mediummcqChild Development and PedagogyUPTET Paper 2 (Social Science)2026
Which one is not important in the learning process of Thorndike's Stimulus-Response Theory (S-R Theory)?
Q12mediummcqChild Development and PedagogyUPTET Paper 2 (Maths & Science)2017
Who has propounded the theory of insight?

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