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Duplicate of Child Development terms and theorists
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NB Child Development Class 17-18
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1
Which is NOT an example of gross motor skill?
Writing
Jumping rope
Running
Kicking a ball
2
Which of Erikson's stages suggests children can be frustrated by too much criticism or control?
Trust vs. Mistrust
Industry vs. Inferiority
Initiative vs. Guilt
Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt
3
Which of the following is NOT one of the 8 stages that Erikson proposed?
Trust vs. Mistrust
Industry vs. Inferiority
Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt
Guilt vs. Happiness
4
"Head to toe" development is an example of:
Cephalocaudal development
Object permanence
Proximodistal development
Maturation
5
What do we call a child from 1 year - 3 years?
Toddler
Tween
Infant
Preschooler
6
Which of the following is NOT an area we study within child development?
Physical Development
Social-Emotional Development
Cognitive Development
Technology Development
7
The specific span of time for normal development of certain skills is called:
Object Permanence
Window of Opportunity
Conservation
Brain Development
8
According to Piaget, the process of taking in new information is called:
Schemata
Adaptation
Assimilation
Accomodation
9
Which type of development focuses on intellect and the process we use to gain knowledge?
Physical
Emotional
Social
Cognitive
10
The theorist who states "children naturally attempt to understand what they don't know" is:
Piaget
Gardner
Vygotsky
Erikson
11
A child recognizing that 10 pennies is the same stacked or spread out demonstrates:
Object Permanence
Assimilation
Self-Control
Conservation
12
The ability to use logic and reason to solve problems and find patterns/relationships is:
Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Naturalistic Intelligence
Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence
Interpersonal Intelligence
13
This theorist focused on the impact that culture has on a child's development:
Erikson
Piaget
Vygotsky
Gardner
14
To develop confidence and trust in their world, Erikson states babies need:
Warm and consistent care
Predictable care
Lots and lots of candy
Caregivers who respond to a child
15
A child who possesses self-awareness of his/her own feelings has:
Intrapersonal Intelligence
Visual-Spatial Intelligence
Interpersonal Intelligence
Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence
16
Object permanence is found in which of Piaget's stages?
Formal Operations
Preoperational
Concrete Operations
Sensorimotor
17
Examples of fine motor skills include:
Writing
Sewing
Hopping
Painting
18
A "verbal-linguistic" child learns best by:
moving and expressing through their body
using logic and reasoning
talking, listening, reading, writing
using mental images
19
The idea that we grow from our core out is called:
Maturation
Cephalocaudal development
Proximodistal development
Schemata
20
According to Vygotsky, "scaffolding" is:
The metal framework needed to paint a ceiling
When children "think out loud" to solve a problem
When children learn on a scale
When adults provide structure so a child can complete a task