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Child Growth And Development
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Children development progresses in "fits and starts"
False
True
2
This theorist is most known for his work on the psychology of intelligence:
Piaget
Maslow
Erickson
Garvey
3
Providing Tactile clues for activities is necessary for children with
Cognitive impairments
Motor impairments
Visual impairments
Behavior impairments
4
Birth order influences how children develop
True
False
5
Around _____ months, infants begin to make vowel-like noises, called cooing.
6 months
2 months
3 months
1 months
6
Environmental influences and genetics affect how children grow and develop, this statement is:
the temperament vs personality theory
The nature vs hereditary theory
the nutrition vs exercise theory
the nature versus nurture theory
7
An environment with Art, Books related to lessons, vocabulary strips, maps,etc is an example of
early childhood classroom
effective classroom
Print rich environment
intellectual environment
8
Reflexes control most of a newborn child's movements
False
True
9
for child care professionals, Ericksons theory emphasizes a relationship based on trust
True
False
10
Providing tactile clues for activities is necessary for children with
Motor Impairments
Visual impairments
Cognitive impairments
Behavior Impairments
11
At what age do children begin to engage with their caregiver and surroundings at?
six months
day of birth
three months
one year
12
What theorist developed the social development theory of learning?
Paget
Maslow
Vygotsky
Erickson
13
According to Piaget, the concrete operational stage occurs when:
Early high school children think in abstract terms
preschoolers learn about their world through actions
older school age children learn ab their world using logic
child explores their world through their senses and motors
14
what is the most impact that a persons immediate society has on them?
Nutrition
Age
Culture
Language
15
Vygotsky focused on the connection between people and the culture in which they interact
False
True
16
The elements needed for creating developmentally appropriate programs are:
Meaningful experiences
All of the above
Nurturing relationships
Active learning
17
What are the elements needed for crating developmentally appropriate programs?
Nurturing relationships
All of the above
Meaningful experiences
Active learning
18
Temperament is different from personality
True
False
19
Before babies utter their first word, they are preparing for language in many ways
True
False
20
Development is even- children progress in all skills at the same time
True
False
21
what refers to a child's ability to move about and control various body parts?
Motor development
Emotional development
Physical health
Social development
22
Growth or Development refers to specific changes in the body. size, weight, height.
Development
All of the above
Growth
Growth and development
23
The sand/Water table would be found in the ____ center
Musical
Exploratory
Language
Artistic
24
A Childs family has no real impact on a Childs health status
False
True
25
According to Maslow, Rest, Sleep, Food, and Health care are examples of:
Self-actualizing needs
Physical needs
Social needs
Self-esteem needs
26
Who developed eight psychosocial stages through which humans develop throughout their life
Piaget
Erickson
Maslow
Freud
27
According to what theorist, do individuals go through eight stages called emotional conflicts?
Maslow
Erickson
Piaget
Vygotsky
28
According to Maslow:
self-esteem needs to be satisfied before comfort
self-actualizing needs to be satisfied before physical
physical needs to be satisfied before social's needs
social needs to be satisfied before physical
29
What is the blend of physical and temperamental
Heredity
Ability
Temperament
Personality
30
A ___________ is the connection between two nerve cells. being formed throughout the brain
Chemicals
Dopamine
Myelin
Synapse
