Question
At which stage of development, a child's thinking process is 'self-centred'?
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OTET 2026 Social Studies Question Paper (5-Jul-2026)
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Pre-childhood
According to Piaget, in the pre-operational stage (early/pre-childhood, roughly 2-7 years), a child's thinking is egocentric, i.e., self-centred, and the child finds it difficult to see things from another's perspective.
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Important Questions from Theories of Learning - Teaching
- In Bloom's taxonomy, which domain of learning includes skill acquisition ?
- Which model of attention suggest that information is filtered based on physical characteristics?
- Which of the following are the laws of learning?
A. Law of effect
B. Law of recency
C. Law of primacy
D. Law of exercise
E. Law of readiness
Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below: - What are correct according to Jean Piaget?
A. The emergence of logical thought
B. Dealing with abstractions as well as reality
C. Learning to represent the world internally
D. Morality judged in terms of consequences
Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below: - Match the following:
List-I List-II A. E. L. Thorndike I. Observation B. B. F. Skinner II. Extinction C. I. P. Pavlov III. Law of effect D. Bandura IV. Shaping
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