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CHDV 106 Final Exam
Competent teachers are
One of the basic needs provided by the peer group is
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One of the basic needs provided by the peer group is
the need to belong
companionship
physical well-being
intellectual stimulation
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Competent teachers are
pushy
authoritarian
critical
effective classroom managers
3
A need or emotion that causes a person to act is a(n)
attribute
attitude
motive
prejudice
4
Vygotsky, space between what a learner can do independently and what he or she can do while participating w more capable
laissez-faire
adaptive learning style
the zone of proximal development
learning style
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Individuals who have strong beliefs that they are in control of their world, that they can cause things to happen if t
internal locus of control
achievement motivation
external locus of control
nonexistent locus of control
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Mass media are
shapers of culture
movies
videotapes
large groups
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The socialization mechanism peers employ to influence one another's behavior is
all of the above
rejection
modeling
reinforcement
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Mass media refers to a type of communication that involves
television
Newspapers
All of the above
movies
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When a teacher’s expectations of performance influences actual performance, It is called
self-efficacy
locus of control
achievement motivation
self-fulfilling prophecy
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Locus of control refers to’
none of the above
an individual’s concern with who controls him or her
an individual’s desire to control others
an individual’s sense of personal responsibility
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Children’s economic well-being is directly related to that of their
families
peers
roles
teachers
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Commercial radio and television are supported by
advertising
subscription
the public
the government
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The broadcast media in the United STates are subject to control by the
Local Licensing Bureaus
Federal Communication Commission
Departments of the Interior
national Broadcasting System m
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According to gender-role research done by Maccoby and Jacklin,
boys are more analytic than girls
males are more aggressive thanfemales
girls are more social than boys
males have higher achievementmotivation than females
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The peer group provided
traditional knowledge
an introduction to authority figures
a sense of self
inner guidance
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Gilligan proposes moral development be viewed in terms of
care as well as justice
feelings as well as behavior
behavior as well as reasoning
justice only
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Which of the following is evidence that environmental noise affects children’s development?
In Germany, children wholived near the airport were found to have higher stress levels.
In California, noise fromthe freeway was linked to poorer test scores.
Both answers are correct.
Neither of the answers iscorrect; environmental noise does not affect development.
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The main emphasis of mass communication in the United States is on
propaganda
education
news
entertainment
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Studies have shown that effective teachers are those who are
negative
warm, enthusiastic, and generous with praise
nonchalant
aloof
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Peers play a part in a gender-role development through
group pressure
setting standards
all of the above
modeling
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Effective teachers do which of the following:
pace instruction
adapt instruction
communicate high expectation
all of the above
22
Children age 6 to 9 often believe that rules
do not last forever
cannot be changed
can be changed by the participants in a game
have no purpose
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High Population density has
none of these; population density is not linked to social relationships
both positive and negative effects on social relationships
positive effects on social relationships
negative effects on social relationships
24
It is well documented that girls perform better than boys in
preschool
middle school
high school
elementary school
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Privately funded community services are examples of which kind of support?
formal
Homogeneous
Kin
Informal
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Kohlberg’s theory of moral development has been criticized because
the stages are incorrect
some people skip stages
it only applies to adults
people’s reasoning and behavior don’t always correspond
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Children under age 7 are not susceptible to group pressure because they
cannot share
don't understand what they must conform to
listen to their parents
have little opportunity for social interaction
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Children are most susceptible of the influence of peers in
middle childhood
adolescence
early childhood
infancy
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Attitudes are
composed of beliefs, feelings, and behavior tendencies
influenced by age
All of the above
influenced by cognitive development
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Homogenous neighborhoods include people of _________ backgrounds, whereas heterogeneous neighborhoods include people of
similar; differing
urban; rural
religious; non-religious
differing; similar
