Human behaviour heredity
Human behaviour heredity
11. The hereditary units we receive from our parents and transmit to our offspring are carried by microscopic particles, known as
- Genes
- Chromosomes
- Glands
- None of the above
12. Developmental changes that occur across all stages of life is emphasized by
- Cognitive
- Life span approach
- Ecology
- Genetics
13. A female may born with only, one X chromosome instead of the usual XX. This condition is known as
- Klinefelter’s syndrome
- Turner’s syndrome
- Down’s syndrome
- None of the above
14. Which of the following is a significant development in the process of evolution that differentiates human being from other species?
- Bipedalism
- Encephalization
- Language development
- All of the above
15. Intake of which of the following drugs by women during pregnancy have harmful effects on fetus and increase the frequency of congenital abnormalities?
- Marijuana
- Cocaine
- Heroin
- All of the above
16. According to whom, physical punishments of deprivation are power plays?
- Hoffman
- Bandura and Wlaters
- Kohlberg
- None of the above
17. Delinquency is often associated with
- Low parental support
- Inappropriate discipline
- Family discord
- All of the above
18. Who among the following study the relationship between complex behaviors and processes in the nervous system?
- Bio-psychologists
- Neuro-psychologists
- Physiological psychologists
- All of the above
20. The course of development in man, as in other organisms, is shaped by
- Maturation
- Learning
- Both (a) and (b)
- None of the above