Question : Aptitude refers to:

Option 1: Acquired skills through practice

Option 2: Innate potential for learning or skill development

Option 3: The level of motivation of an individual

Option 4: The emotional stability of a person

Question : Spearman's 'g' factor is often associated with:

Option 1: Emotional intelligence

Option 2: Task-specific skills

Option 3: General cognitive ability

Option 4: Physical abilities

Question : In observational research, a checklist is used to:  

Option 1: Record the presence or absence of specific behaviors

Option 2: Determine the intelligence quotient of subjects

Option 3: Measure the emotional stability of subjects

Option 4: Assess the creativity of subjects

Question : The primary difference between aptitude and achievement tests is that aptitude tests:

Option 1: Measure learned knowledge and skills

Option 2: Are used exclusively in educational settings

Option 3: Assess potential for future learning or performance

Option 4: Focus on specific subject areas

Question : The behavioral component of an attitude refers to:

Option 1: An individual's beliefs about an attitude object

Option 2: An individual's feelings towards an attitude object

Option 3: How an individual acts towards an attitude object

Option 4: An individual's genetic predisposition towards an attitude object