ECE 205 - Final Exam Review

Question 1

'Other' A-Typical Problems include ... (choose the 3 that apply)

Accepted Answer

Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Blindness and Deafness

Question 2

Andrgoens do not include the hormone &#x27;testosterone&#x27;

Accepted Answer

False

Question 3

The 'Gonads' are also known as the .... (choose 2)

Accepted Answer

The testes in Males and Ovaries in females, The sex organs

Question 4

Intellectual Disabilities can include .... (choose the 3 that apply)

Accepted Answer

Being 'Gifted', Speech and Language Difficulties with reading and comprehension, Trouble processing math problems

Question 5

It&#x27;s not important for children to have an opportunity to see a variety of diverse families reflected in their childcare

Accepted Answer

False

Question 6

The parent's own histories can affect a child because ... (choose 2)

Accepted Answer

They may have a history of mental illness which affects the whole family, Parents may have different tolerance levels for different children

Question 7

Childcare can have both a positive and a negative affect on children.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 8

We are playing this review game because we are studying for our Mid-Term

Accepted Answer

False

Question 9

The sleep hormone our bodies naturally produce is called

Accepted Answer

Melatonin

Question 10

Our memory skills are enhanced when we sleep well

Accepted Answer

True

Question 11

Stage Two Moral Development is when .... (choose the two that apply)

Accepted Answer

The child will follow rules if the rules are in their immediate interest., Children see "good behaviour" as something that brings pleasant results.

Question 12

Authoritative Parents have children that are usually more competent and have higher self-esteem

Accepted Answer

True

Question 13

Stages 3 and 4 in sleep are crutial for physical renewal and growth

Accepted Answer

True

Question 14

Which of the following will be a positive affect on children's development when they are in childcare

Accepted Answer

All of the other answers

Question 15

The Pituitary Gland ...

Accepted Answer

Responsible for producing "gonadtropins' during puberty

Question 16

The physiological changes involved in the sexual maturation of an individual is a definition of ...

Accepted Answer

Puberty

Question 17

Which two of the following are 'Emotional' effects that childcare can have on children?

Accepted Answer

If entering childcare before 1 yr there can be insecure attachments, Good quality childcare reduces the risk of possible insecure attachment

Question 18

Authoritative Parents are ... (choose all that apply)

Accepted Answer

Expect and reinforce socially mature behaviour, Not likely to let their children control what goes on, Controllng of their children but are still warm and loving, Likely to set clear limits for their children

Question 19

Allowing children to explore their physical selves means we would... (choose 2)

Accepted Answer

Have mirrors or cameras so children can look at themselves, Provide art materials that reflect a full range of skin, hair & eye colours

Question 20

A Permissive Parent is ... (choose 2)

Accepted Answer

Disorganized and doesn't appear in control of their children, Tolerant of their children but is also warm and loving

Question 21

A high quality childcare will ONLY have a positive affect on all children

Accepted Answer

False

Question 22

When the child decides what's right or wrong based on what's punished it is which stage of Moral Development? (choose 2)

Accepted Answer

Punishment and Obedience Orientation, Stage One

Question 23

If we don&#x27;t get enough sleep, we ... (choose 2)

Accepted Answer

Have a harder time with physical tasks, Have slower reaction times and less coordination

Question 24

Androgens and Estrogens are both considered to be the 'gonads'?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 25

Puberty involves physiological changes in the body

Accepted Answer

True

Question 26

Children who come from Authoritarian Parents have lots of 'self-control' and are not usually aggressive.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 27

The Authoritarian Parent will .... (choose 3)

Accepted Answer

Expect that rules will be followed without explanation, Be more likely to use threats to control their children, Be highly demanding of their children

Question 28

It is common for children with intellectual disabilities to also have a psychopathology as well.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 29

Anxiety, Worry and Frustration increase with a lack of sleep

Accepted Answer

True

Question 30

Our next module is "Observing and Recording" (Module 4)

Accepted Answer

True

Question 31

In childcare we can reflect diverse people&#x27;s lives (home, work, traditions, etc) by... (choose 3)

Accepted Answer

Have cooking and eating utensils for play that reflect different cultures, Have images of people from diverse backgrounds, cultural dress, food, homes, Putting some labels on materials in other languages

Question 32

Which of the following are examples of Psychopathological Disorders? (choose the 3 that apply)

Accepted Answer

Conduct or Behaviour disorders, ADD or ADHD, Anxiety and Depression

Question 33

The deepest sleep we get each night is referred to as REM sleep

Accepted Answer

True

Question 34

Children coming from Authoritarian Parents are self-relient and not withdrawn

Accepted Answer

False

Question 35

The Authoritarian Parent is more willing to respond to their child's needs than other types of parents

Accepted Answer

False

Question 36

The kind of relationship that parents have has no affect on their children

Accepted Answer

False

Question 37

Children who come from Authoritative Parents are... (choose 2)

Accepted Answer

Usually more independent, Nurtured by their parents but have mature demands put on them.

Question 38

If we want to reflect diversity in gender roles, it&#x27;s important to .... (choose 2)

Accepted Answer

Having gender neutral materials such as career puzzles and storybooks, Have pictures and books of men and women in non-stereoptypical roles

Question 39

Intellectual Disabilities will include anxiety disorders and fears

Accepted Answer

False

Question 40

Having materials for children with disabilities and pictures of people with different body types is important

Accepted Answer

True

Question 41

The variations in how parents treat their children relates to how the siblings will relate to each other?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 42

With a healthy amount of sleep, we ... (choose 3)

Accepted Answer

Allow our brains to sort, and file information we've learned, Promote good bone and muscle growth, Are able to recover from illness an injury much easier

Question 43

A child's RELATIONSHIP with their parents can affect them because ... (choose 1)

Accepted Answer

Parents may treat them differently because of their temperament

Question 44

Using inclusive language means we should (choose 2)

Accepted Answer

Ensure we use "people first" language, Use terms that include non-traditional families

Question 45

Which of the following "Family Dynamics" could affect a child? (choose more than 1)

Accepted Answer

The Child's relationship with their parents, A Child's Birth Order, The Child's Age

Question 46

The Hypothalamus is ...

Accepted Answer

Part of our brain that produces chemicals carried to our Pituitary Gland

Question 47

A child from Permissive Parents is the least mature of all children

Accepted Answer

True

Question 48

A conduct disorder is an example of a psychopathology

Accepted Answer

True

Question 49

The final exam for this module is .... (choose all that apply)

Accepted Answer

On the last day of this module, The day before a weekend, Necessary to pass if we want to move on to the next module

Question 50

A teenager wants to sleep later and wake up later because ... (choose 2)

Accepted Answer

There is a natural change in their sleep-wake cycle, Melatonin is released at a different time of day (later) than it had been

Question 51

A-Typical Development is development that is progressing normally.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 52

Melatonin is released in teens earlier than it is for pre-teens or adults

Accepted Answer

False

Question 53

Childcare here should reflect Canada&#x27;s wide diversity of cultures even if we don&#x27;t have diverse cultures in our centre

Accepted Answer

True

Question 54

Childcare can affect all areas of a child's development

Accepted Answer

True

Question 55

If we were to reflect diversity in family styles in our centres we would do which things below (choose 2)

Accepted Answer

Have images of diverse family styles posted in our classroom, Provide books that have a variety of types of families in them

Question 56

The quantity of sleep is more important than the quality of sleep.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 57

Preschool Age children will be in the beginning stages of their "Moral" Development

Accepted Answer

True

Question 58

A preschool child usually will obey because adults are physically more powerful

Accepted Answer

True

Question 59

Childcare can provide children the advantage of ... (choose the 3 that apply)

Accepted Answer

Better Peer Play skills, Increased pro-social skills, More awareness of Language and vocabulary

Question 60

It is important to reflect Culture and Diversity in a Childcare

Accepted Answer

True

ECE 205 - Final Exam Review

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ECE 205 - Final Exam Review

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