Among teaching principles, the principle of physical planning is not a guiding principle for student selection; all others are directly related to the teaching process.

Guidance given to students in the field of education regarding studies, curriculum, etc., is called 'Educational Guidance'.

In the independent self-concept, a person defines themselves through their internal traits, thoughts, feelings, and actions.

Generally, three main types of guidance are considered: Educational guidance, Vocational guidance, and Personal guidance.

Attitudes help organize our behavior and provide it with a specific direction, making individual behavior predictable.

Attitude plays a significant role in the construction of self-concept as it determines how we evaluate our experiences.

Habits are measured on the basis of interval/measurement.

Income does not fall under the category of acquired or memory.

The development of self-concept is largely influenced by the reactions and viewpoints of others, which is also known as the 'Looking Glass Self' theory.

It is the duty of a counselor to assist in the holistic development of the student, which includes their goals, development, and interest in creative activities.

Attitude is affected by cognition, therefore this statement is incorrect.

Garrett has mentioned 7 rules for habit formation.

This definition is given in the 'Encyclopedia of Psychology'.

The three main aspects of interest are Cognitive, Conative, and Affective.

Guidance is a continuous process, it is voluntary, and helps in ensuring goals.

Knowledge is an integrated result of experience, analysis, and the relation between subject and object.

The purpose of guidance is to help an individual in making better adjustments with life situations.

Super has classified interests as Expressed, Manifest, and Inventoried.

The statement that interests are patterns of attraction and repulsion in behavior is not correct in the context of interest.

Having attention and liking towards an object or event is called 'Interest'.