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PSYCHOLOGY Category II - Paper II (For classes VI to VIII) > KERALA TEACHER ELIGIBILITY TEST (K-TET) > Flashcards

KERALA TEACHER ELIGIBILITY TEST (K-TET) Flashcards

C. Learning and Pedagogy: Cognitive Process and Emotions

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1
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Perception is the process by which we ________ and interpret sensory information.

A

organize

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________ is essential for understanding and responding to the environment.

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Perception

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3
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Perception involves both ________ and cognitive processes.

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sensory

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Visual and auditory are types of ________ perception.

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sensory

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Perception can be influenced by ________ experiences and expectations.

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past

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Selective attention plays a key role in ________ perception.

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focused

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Gestalt psychology emphasizes that the whole is greater than the sum of its ________.

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parts

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Perceptual ________ allows us to recognize objects from different angles.

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constancy

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9
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Depth perception enables us to judge ________ and distance.

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depth

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10
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Perceptual set is a tendency to perceive things in a certain ________.

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way

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11
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Concept formation is the process of classifying information into meaningful ________.

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categories

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12
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Concepts help us to ________ and organize our experiences.

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simplify

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Concepts allow us to make sense of the ________ around us.

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world

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14
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Concept maps are visual tools that help in ________ concepts.

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organizing

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Thinking involves the manipulation of ________ for problem-solving and decision-making.

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information

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Critical thinking requires ________ evaluation of information.

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objective

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17
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Creative thinking involves generating ________ ideas and solutions.

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novel

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18
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Children learn to form concepts through ________ and categorization.

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observation

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19
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Prototypes are typical examples of a ________.

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concept

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20
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Concepts can be ________ or abstract.

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concrete

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21
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Schema theory explains how we organize ________ into concepts.

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information

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22
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Concept formation is a fundamental aspect of ________ development.

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cognitive

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23
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Teachers can facilitate concept formation through ________ learning activities.

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experiential

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24
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Concepts allow us to make sense of the ________ around us.

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world

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25
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Concept maps are visual tools that help in ________ concepts.

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organizing

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Thinking involves the manipulation of ________ for problem-solving and decision-making.

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information

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Critical thinking requires ________ evaluation of information.

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objective

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28
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Convergent thinking focuses on finding the ________ answer to a problem.

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single best

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29
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Divergent thinking involves generating multiple ________ to a problem.

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solutions

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30
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Thinking is an essential part of ________ and learning.

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cognition

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31
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Higher-order thinking skills include analysis, synthesis, and ________.

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evaluation

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32
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Metacognition refers to thinking about one’s own ________ processes.

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thinking

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33
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Logical thinking is based on ________ and structured reasoning.

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systematic

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34
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Daydreaming is a form of spontaneous and ________ thinking.

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imaginative

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35
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Imagination allows us to create mental images that are not ________ present.

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physically

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36
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Children use imagination to engage in ________ play.

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pretend

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37
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Imagination is a key component of ________ thinking.

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creative

38
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Imaginative activities can enhance ________ and problem-solving skills.

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creativity

39
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Imagination helps in the development of ________ empathy and understanding.

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emotional

40
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Storytelling is an effective way to stimulate ________ in children.

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imagination

41
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Teachers can foster imagination by providing ________ learning experiences.

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open-ended

42
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Visual arts and ________ activities are great for enhancing imagination.

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drama

43
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Imagination allows individuals to explore ________ scenarios.

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hypothetical

44
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Imaginative thinking can lead to ________ discoveries and innovations.

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scientific

45
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Reasoning is the process of drawing ________ based on evidence.

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conclusions

46
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Inductive reasoning involves making generalizations from specific ________.

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observations

47
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Deductive reasoning involves drawing specific conclusions from general ________.

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principles

48
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Logical reasoning is essential for ________ problem-solving.

A

effective

49
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Analytical reasoning requires breaking down complex information into ________ parts.

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smaller

50
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Reasoning is a critical component of ________ thinking skills.

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higher-order

51
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Cognitive biases can affect our ________ reasoning processes.

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logical

52
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Reasoning skills can be improved through practice and ________.

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reflection

53
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Teachers can enhance students’ reasoning skills through ________ and debates.

A

discussions

54
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Problem-solving often involves both inductive and ________ reasoning.

A

deductive

55
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Problem-solving is the process of finding solutions to ________ challenges.

A

complex

56
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Effective problem-solving requires ________ thinking and creativity.

A

critical

57
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Problem-solving involves identifying the problem, generating solutions, and ________ the best one.

A

choosing

58
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Collaborative problem-solving involves working with ________ to find a solution.

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others

59
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Heuristics are mental shortcuts that can aid in ________ problem-solving.

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efficient

60
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Problem-solving strategies can be ________ or algorithmic.

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heuristic

61
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Teachers can teach problem-solving skills through ________ and real-life scenarios.

A

simulations

62
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Problem-solving is a key skill in both academic and ________ settings.

A

real-world

63
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Effective problem solvers are often ________ and open-minded.

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flexible

64
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Problem-solving can be improved through practice and ________ experiences.

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reflective

65
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Memory is the process of encoding, storing, and ________ information.

A

retrieving

66
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Short-term memory has a ________ capacity and duration.

A

limited

67
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Long-term memory stores information over ________ periods of time.

A

extended

68
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Working memory is used for ________ tasks and problem-solving.

A

immediate

69
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Rehearsal and ________ can improve memory retention.

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repetition

70
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Mnemonic devices are strategies to help improve ________

A

memory

71
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Memory can be affected by ________ and attention.

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focus

72
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Encoding is the first step in the ________ process.

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memory

73
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The process of retrieving information from memory is called ________.

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recall

74
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Memory can be ________ through learning and experience.

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strengthened

75
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Emotional development involves learning to understand and ________ emotions.

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manage

76
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Emotional maturity is characterized by ________ and self-control.

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resilience

77
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Children’s emotional development is influenced by their ________ and experiences.

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environment

78
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Emotional intelligence involves recognizing and understanding one’s own and others’ ________.

A

emotions

79
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High emotional intelligence is associated with better ________ and social relationships.

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mental health

80
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Emotional development is crucial for ________ and social success.

A

academic

81
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Teachers play a key role in supporting students’ emotional ________.

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development

82
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Emotional regulation involves controlling one’s emotional ________.

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responses

83
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Children develop emotional skills through ________ play and interaction.

A

social

84
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Emotional intelligence can be improved through ________ and practice.

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training

85
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Emotional intelligence (EQ) is the ability to perceive, control, and ________ emotions.

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evaluate

86
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EQ includes self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy, and ________ skills.

A

social

87
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High EQ helps individuals manage stress and build ________ relationships.

A

effective

88
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EQ is considered more important than IQ for ________ success.

A

leadership

89
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People with high EQ are good at ________ with others.

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communicating

90
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EQ can be developed through ________ and emotional learning programs.

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social

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