What is the etymological origin of the term "psychology"?
a) Psyche & Logos
b) Psyche & Pathos
c) Psycho & Logic
d) Psycho & Theos
Explanation: "Psychology" is derived from "psyche" (soul) and "logos" (study).
What is the primary aim of psychology?
a) Study emotions
b) Predict behavior
c) Explain learning
d) Analyze traits
Explanation: Psychology aims to describe, explain, and predict human behavior.
How does psychology contribute to curriculum development?
a) Techniques for learning
b) Emotional focus
c) Human emotions
d) Personality analysis
Explanation: Psychology provides techniques for curriculum inquiry.
Why
psychology is considered significant for curriculum development?
a) Age & maturity
b) Emotional well-being
c) Growing contribution
d) Consciousness study
Explanation: Psychology's increasing contribution makes it significant for curriculum development.
What is the primary purpose of psychology for curriculum developers?
a) Understanding
b) Describing
c) Predicting
d) Explaining
Explanation: Psychology helps in understanding and analyzing human behavior.
How many areas of information can curriculum developers draw from psychology?
a) Three
b) Four
c) Five
d) Six
Explanation: the five areas curriculum developers can draw from psychology.
1) Educational objectives
2) Student characteristics
3) Learning process
4) Teaching methods
5) Evaluation procedures
