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Being like one another.
conformity
peer
copying
identity
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Which of the following is an area of development?
approaches to learning
social/emotional
cognitive
language and literacy
3
A learning method in which students interact with one another.
direct learning
independent learning
co-learning
peer learning
4
Development involving the body's physical makeup, including the muscles.
physical development
gross motor skills
cognitive development
fine motor skills
5
An object has the same characteristics even if there is a change in the way it looks.
I have no idea
transitivity
liquid
conservation
6
An activity that involves little excercise, such as watching tv or playing electronic games
sedentary activity
physical development
physical activity
lazy
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A child between the ages of 5 and 10, or once they enter school.
adolescent
preschooler
school ager
toddler
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Directing aggression or abuse toward another person, usually someone weaker.
conformity
hatefullness
bullying
playing
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What intelligence is learning through using your body?
naturalistic
interpersonal
kinesthetic
visual-spatial
10
What can influence a child's gender identity?
peers
family
doctors
media
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Who is a child's first teacher?
preschool teacher
daycare worker
parent
nanny
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The process of learning to base one's own behavior on beliefs about what is right and wrong.
moral development
social development
physical development
emotional development
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A state of uncertainty and fear, often about an unspecified but seemingly immediate threat.
Anxiety
Phobia
Competence
Fear
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What is the correct order of the stage of development?
infant, toddler, preschool, school age, adolescent
prenatal, infant, toddler, preschool, school age
preschool, kindergarten, school age, adolescent, adult
newborn, infant, toddler, preschool, school age
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Development of the process of knowing, including imagining, reasoning, and problem solving
physical development
social development
cognitive development
moral development
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Children can think logically but still learn best through experience. (ages 7-11)
preoperational
selective operational
concrete operational
piaget
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A social group's influence on the way individuals behave.
being cool
peer pressure
fitting in
friends
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Someone close to one's own age.
sibling
peer
student
friend
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Involving something that could possibly happen.
imagination
hypothetical
future
possiblitity
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A way to learn.
example
teaching
learning method
reading
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How a person thinks his or her body looks.
self image
self esteem
self confidence
body image
22
The feeling that one can be successful and meet most challenges.
sense of self
sense of competence
self image
success
23
What intelligence is learning through reading and writing?
visual-spatial
kinesthetic
linguistic
naturalistic
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Occurs when a child grows very rapidly in a short period of time.
height
body composition
growth spurt
scoliosis
25
What is Mrs. Budde's heritage?
Polish, Ukrainian, German & Romanian
German & Polish
Scottish & Romanian
Italian
26
What intelligence is learning through music?
musical
interpersonal
logical
kinesthetic
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What intelligence is learning through art or drawing?
interpersonal
visual-spatial
naturalistic
kinesthetic
28
A learning method in which students get facts and ideas by listening and reading.
teacher instruction
peer learning
direct learning
independent learning
29
What intelligence is learning through the environment?
visual-spatial
musical
naturalistic
kinesthetic
30
The process of learning how to interact and express oneself with others.
social development
moral development
emotional development
cognitive development
31
The awareness of being male or female.
birth
chromosome
gender identity
sex gene
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A sideways curvature of the spine, affecting posture.
spinal stenosis
posture
scoliosis
spinabifida
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The concept that a relative relationship between two objects can extend to a third.
geometry
math
I have no idea
transitivity
34
What intelligence is learning on your own?
naturalistic
logical
interpersonal
intrapersonal
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Your idea of who you are, based on emotions, personality, and the ways you perceive the world.
self confidence
sense of self
self esteem
sense of competence
36
How does learning change from preschool to school age?
it's simplified
it gets easier
it's more complex
it doesn't change
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A learning method in which students work on their own.
peer learning
direct learning
cognitive development
independent learning
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The process of learning to recognize and express feelings and to establish a personal identity.
emotional development
moral development
social development
cognitive development
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Something is suitable for the age and individual needs of a child.
developmentally appropriate
learning environment
age appropriate
play environment
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What intelligence is learning with others?
kinesthetic
interpersonal
musical
intrapersonal
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A test showing how students are performing when compared to others who have taken the same test
standardized test
multiple choice test
written test
ACT
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What intelligence is learning through reasoning?
logical-mathmatical
intrapersonal
naturalistic
linguistic
