ECT Test Guidance Mcqs

21- A person should not be expected or permitted to engage in ______ work unless he has received careful training in the utilization of techniques that have been helpful to workers in the field.

A. Controlled
B. Technical
C. Special
D. Guidance

Answer : D. Guidance

22- Although the validity and reliability of an evaluating instrument may be high, it still is true that long experience in working with test results is required before an individual is able to interpret them as a means of effective ______.

A. Guidance
B. Personality
C. Training
D. Environment

Answer : A. Guidance

23- Which reports of children's behaviour are becoming increasingly popular in some school systems?

A. Adjustment reports
B. Experimental reports
C. Anecdotal reports
D. Valuable reports

Answer : C. Anecdotal reports

24- The ______ should be a clear statement of the facts of the case.

A. Resolution
B. Anecdote
C. Interpretation
D. Interview

Answer : B. Anecdote

25- The central idea of anecdotal records is to observe children constantly and to keep a written record of events as they occur from:

A. Day to day
B. Week to week
C. Month to month
D. Year to year

Answer : A. Day to day

26- There should be ______ of the situation by the observer.

A. Checking
B. Operation
C. Interpretation
D. Adjustment

Answer : C. Interpretation

27- Accounts of desirable as well as undesirable ______ should be included in these anecdotes.

A. Incidents
B. Behaviour
C. Limitations
D. Recommendations

Answer : A. Incidents

28- It is apparent that an original observation or anecdotal record can be ______ only if it is recorded accurately; otherwise, it may be worse than useless.

A. Measured
B. Valuable
C. Discussed
D. Presented

Answer : B. Valuable

29- Many persons find it ______ to write with complete objectivity, but practice will do a great deal to overcome the tendency to intersperse the report of behaviour with statements of opinion.

A. Simple
B. Normal
C. Difficult
D. Extremely difficult

Answer : D. Extremely difficult

30- The central purpose of every anecdotal record is to help the entire school staff to obtain better understanding of a given:

A. Problem
B. Student
C. Fact
D. Question

Answer : B. Student

31- It is evident that there is ______ in lifting a behaviour incident out of the social setting in which it occurred and in reporting it in isolation.

A. Danger
B. Success
C. Control
D. Possibility

Answer : A. Danger

32- At best, only a small ______ of the total number of significant behaviour incidents for any pupil will find its way into anecdotal records.

A. Amount
B. Statement
C. Proportion
D. Commitment

Answer : C. Proportion

33- Some persons fear that anecdotes, through preserving a record of unfortunate behaviour incidents on the part of certain pupils, may have a harmful effect upon the future welfare of these pupils. There is some justification for this fear if the school carelessly allows the anecdotes to fall into the hands of:

A. Principal
B. Students
C. Responsible persons
D. Irresponsible persons

Answer : D. Irresponsible persons

34- It is obvious that the indications in the anecdotal records should be studied and an attempt made to improve the adjustment of the ______ when the anecdotes show that better adjustment is needed.

A. Pupils
B. Teachers
C. People
D. Society

Answer : A. Pupils

35- Undesirable behaviour, because of its nuisance aspect, is likely to make a ______ impression on teachers than desirable behaviour.

A. Bad
B. Strange
C. Stronger
D. Weaker

Answer : C. Stronger

36- Occasionally teachers will observe behaviour ______ that is not at all typical of the pupil concerned.

A. Reports
B. Incidents
C. Observations
D. Lessons

Answer : B. Incidents

37- It cannot be emphasized too strongly that the adoption of a system of anecdotal records is no small commitment and that it will add inevitably to the load of the ______, particularly the counsellors and the clerical staff.

A. Society
B. Entire school
C. Environment
D. Research center

Answer : B. Entire school

38- The records now used in most school systems are often of the ______ variety.

A. Cumulative
B. Observing
C. Emphasized
D. Incidental

Answer : A. Cumulative

39- By cumulative record is meant that the record forms are so devised that they permit the continuous recording of information about an/a:

A. Isolator
B. Individual
C. Weak student
D. Teacher

Answer : B. Individual

40- The records are placed in a ______ during the school life of the pupil so that data can be added to them.

A. Research office
B. Observer office
C. Central office
D. Control office

Answer : C. Central office

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