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Chapter 3: Human Development — Online MCQ Test

PSYCHOLOGY · Grade 11 · CBSE(NCERT)

Practice Chapter 3: Human Development with a free chapter-wise online MCQ test for CBSE(NCERT) Grade 11 PSYCHOLOGY. This chapter covers: Focusing on developmental processes this chapter covers growth maturation developmental stages prenatal infancy childhood adolescence adulthood and contextual influences.. AI-generated questions from basic to board-exam level, with instant results and explanations.

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Chapter 3: Human Development — Important Questions & Answers (FAQ)

Frequently asked questions from CBSE(NCERT) Grade 11 PSYCHOLOGY — Chapter 3: Human Development, with answers and explanations. These are sample questions; the exam has its own separate question set.

What does the term 'human development' primarily refer to?
  • A. Only physical growth after birth
  • B. Systematic changes in behaviour and abilities across the lifespan ✓
  • C. Changes that occur only during adolescence
  • D. Learning of school subjects only
Answer: B. Systematic changes in behaviour and abilities across the lifespan
Human development refers to the orderly and progressive changes that occur from conception to old age. It includes physical, cognitive, emotional, and social changes.
Which stage occurs immediately after the prenatal period?
  • A. Adulthood
  • B. Infancy ✓
  • C. Childhood
  • D. Adolescence
Answer: B. Infancy
Infancy begins after birth, following the prenatal stage. It is the earliest postnatal stage of development.
A child begins to walk at roughly the same age as most other children, even without special training. This is mainly due to:
  • A. conditioning
  • B. maturation ✓
  • C. fatigue
  • D. emotional bonding
Answer: B. maturation
Walking at a typical age reflects maturation, which is the biologically programmed development of the nervous and muscular systems. Training can help, but the readiness comes from maturation.
A child who grows physically at a normal rate but shows delayed speech is an example of:
  • A. Physical development only
  • B. Uniform development in all areas
  • C. Different developmental domains progressing at different rates ✓
  • D. No development at all
Answer: C. Different developmental domains progressing at different rates
Development is multidimensional, so physical, language, social, and emotional growth may not occur at the same pace. Different domains can develop unevenly.
Which of the following is the best example of contextual influence on development?
  • A. A child’s eye colour
  • B. A teenager’s height increase during puberty
  • C. Parenting style affecting a child’s social behaviour ✓
  • D. The biological need for sleep
Answer: C. Parenting style affecting a child’s social behaviour
Contextual influences refer to the impact of family, social, and cultural surroundings on development. Parenting style directly shapes behaviour and adjustment.

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