Exam 9: Early-Childhood-Cognitive-Development

Gina is 3 yearsold. She can tell you that before going to bed, she puts on her pajamas, brushes her teeth, and listens to a story. Gina's account of this repeated event is called

You show a picture of an unfamiliar object to a child and tell her it is a "gop." Now you show her a picture of two of the objects and ask, "What are these?" and the child says, "gops." This demonstrates

When asked what the doll sees in Piaget's three-mountain test, what answer do preoperational children typically give?

Match the following: -Incubator

How do children develop the concepts of race and ethnicity?

In terms of word learning, what is fast mapping?

The contrast assumption assumes that objects only have one label.

Match the following: -Babinski reflex

Which of the following would 3-year-old Tyler remember best?

To most 4-year-olds, dreams are like

Piaget believed that the appearance-reality distinction appeared at what age?

What enhances the effectiveness of preschool programs for economically disadvantaged children?

Caleb is 4 years old. He is likely to believe that

Egocentrism is characterized by one-dimensional thinking.

Conservation requires an understanding that

A child cannot understand that a model and the larger object it resembles represent the same thing. This child

By the age of 4, children can remember events that occurred at least earlier.

Being able to pretend involves all but which of the following?

Match the following: -Postpartum depression (PPD)

Three-year-old Molly is watching her mailbox. She tells her mother that the mail carrier will soon come because it is now daytime. This type of thinking is called