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1
Gender stability develops at about the same time as the concept of
conservation.
trust.
seriation.
autonomy.
2
Children become a functional part of society, learning society’s rules and values, through the process of
initiation.
individuation.
education.
socialization.
3
The behaviorist theory that considers that reinforcement is not always necessary for learning is called
cognitive theory.
psychosocial theory.
social learning theory.
psychoanalytic theory.
4
The theorist who viewed moral development in terms of one’s view of social conventions is
Jean Piaget.
Kawrence Kohlberg.
Albert Bandura.
B.F. Skinner.
5
According to Piaget, young children see rules as
focused on intentionality.
changeable by mutual consent.
unchangeable and derived from a higher authority.
flexible.
6
The ______ view of socialization proposes that social knowledge is acquired much in the same way as other knowledge.
all of the above
constructivist
behavioral
Vygotskyan
7
Heterogeneous or mixed-age grouping has been shown to encourage
leadership skill and helpfulness in older children.
more complex forms of play in younger children.
All of these answers.
cooperation and sharing.
8
Children watching and imitating a model can be considered to be learning social behaviors through the process of
classification.
empathy.
observational learning.
forming new schemata.
9
Most young children recognize racial cues and show racial preference
about the time they start kindergarten.
by the age of four.
when they have reached the period of concrete operations.
before they are two.
10
Children are more likely to imitate models
whom they like.
All of these answers.
whom they see being rewarded.
who are nurturing and warm toward them.
11
In Vygotsky’s terms, teachers provide ____ to children when they offer guidance in helping them learn socially relevant
guided observation
modeling
socialization
scaffolding
12
Implementing an antibias curriculum means encouraging
acceptance of and respect for all cultural and racial groups.
understanding and acceptance of the handicapped.
nonsexist attitudes.
All of these answers.
13
The most common dramatic play setting in early childhood programs is
school.
housekeeping.
the doctor’s office or hospital.
the grocery store.
14
When children engage in symbolic play with peers, they are involved in
sociodramatic play.
symbolism.
dramatic play.
socialization.
15
Young children’s inclination to play with peers of the same sex
can be permanently reversed through systematic reinforcement.
is mostly an American phenomenon.
is unhealthy and should be discouraged.
becomes even more noticeable at the end of the preschool years
