Human behaviour heredity Questions and Answers

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Q1
An extra chromosome on pair 21 results in a form of mental deficiency commonly called
  • A Mongolism
  • B Turner’s Syndrome
  • C Klinefelter’s Syndrome
  • D None of the above
Answer: Option A
Q2
Many behavioural changes that occur in the early months of life are clearly related to maturation of the
  • A Nervous system
  • B Glands
  • C Muscles
  • D All of the above
Answer: Option D
Q3
The normal female chromosome pair 23 is represented by the symbol
  • A XY
  • B XX
  • C XXY
  • D YXX
Answer: Option B
Q4
Charles Darwin published his book The Origin of Species in the year
  • A 1850
  • B 1869
  • C 1859
  • D 1875
Answer: Option C
Q5
________ has done the most to make the stage concept of development plausible.
  • A Sigmund Freud
  • B Jean Piaget
  • C Eriksson
  • D None of the above
Answer: Option B
Q6
Between the ages of seven and twelve, the _______ stage, the child masters the various conservation concept and begins to perform still other manipulations.
  • A Operational
  • B Preoperational
  • C Sensorimotor
  • D Concrete
Answer: Option A
Q7
In which of the following psychosexual stages of development do normal heterosexual interests arise?
  • A Oral
  • B Anal
  • C Latent
  • D Genital
Answer: Option D
Q8
The qualitative changes that begins at conception and continue through the life span is called
  • A Growth
  • B Maturation
  • C Development
  • D Evolution
Answer: Option B
Q9
The filed of study that focuses on identifying the genetic bases of behavioural traits, such as intelligence, mental disorder etc. is called
  • A Socio-biology
  • B Behaviour genetics
  • C Genotype
  • D None of the above
Answer: Option B
Q10
According to Freud, the psychosexual stages include
  • A Oral
  • B Latent
  • C Genital
  • D All of the above
Answer: Option D
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