26 Thinking capacity of children can be improved by1. not allowing them to speak about what they are thinking2. not allowing them to do higher level work3. helping them to solve problems4. devleloping their interests
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25 Why is deductive reasoning also called 'top-down logic'?1. it starts with many observations and ends with a generalisation based on these observations2. it starts with a general statement and ends with examples of that statement3. it goes from top of bottom of the child's brain when it is using this form of logic4. both 2 and 3
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24 Why is inductive reasoning not always correct? ( Thinking And Learning In Children CTET MCQ )1. because it generalises an observation2. because it starts with a general statement and then goes to a particular example of that statement3. both 1 and 24. neither 1 and 2
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23 Example, observation, analysis, classification and generalisation are the steps of whic of the following method of reasoning?1. deductive method2. inductive method3. introspection method4. extrospection method
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22 If a child observes its parents doing something and takes similar action based on this observation, the child's thinking has been based on1. logic2. concept formation3. imitation4. imagination
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21 Thinking processes in children are not based on ( Thinking And Learning In Children CTET MCQ )1. imagination2. experiences3. decisions4. interests
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20 Thought patterns of children are .........1. confused in the sensori-motor and pre-operational stages of development2. different from those of adults3. not expressed at all4. similar to those of adults
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ildhood can be explained as a/an ........1. cognitive activity2. emotional behaviour3. social process4. psychomotor process
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18 Mistakes and errors made by students ( Thinking And Learning In Children CTET MCQ )1. are a wonderful opportunity to label children as 'weak' or 'outstanding'2. are indicative of the failure of the teacher and the students3. should be seen as opportunities to understand their thinking4. should be severely dealt with