REET · Child Development and Pedagogy
Individual Differences and Personality
Diversity among learners and personality dimensions.
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A teacher notices that some students in her class are very outgoing and enjoy group activities, while others prefer to work alone and are more reserved. This observation reflects which concept in education?
Q2 · Individual Differences and Personality · MEDIUM
According to Allport's trait theory of personality, which of the following best describes 'cardinal traits'?
Q3 · Individual Differences and Personality · HARD
A student consistently uses rationalisation as a defence mechanism when he fails in examinations, claiming that the questions were unfair or irrelevant. From a teacher's perspective, which approach would be most effective in helping this student develop better adjustment?
Q4 · Individual Differences and Personality · HARD
A teacher observes that one student learns best through visual aids while another prefers hands-on activities. This difference is primarily related to: