Question 1

If a child is successful academically and feels satisfied with their efforts, then the child will have achieved __________, according to Erikson.

Accepted Answer

A)  industry 
B)  will 
C)  purpose 
D)  fidelity 
A)  industry 
B)  will 
C)  purpose 
D)  fidelity A

Question 2

Which of Gardner's intelligences refers to the human ability to discriminate among living things and have sensitivity to the undeveloped world?

Accepted Answer

A)  Linguistic 
B)  Spatial 
C)  Naturalistic 
D)  Interpersonal 
A)  Linguistic 
B)  Spatial 
C)  Naturalistic 
D)  Interpersonal C

Question 3

Kang-dae is new to the United States and is just learning English. He has been placed into a regular classroom with English as the primary means of communication. Kang-dae is being taught through:

Accepted Answer

A)  bilingual education. 
B)  mainstreaming. 
C)  an IEP. 
D)  immersion. 
A)  bilingual education. 
B)  mainstreaming. 
C)  an IEP. 
D)  immersion. D

Question 4

Conservation, seriation, and classification are accomplishments developed during Piaget's __________ stage of development.

Accepted Answer

A)  sensorimotor 
B)  preoperational 
C)  concrete operational 
D)  formal operational 
A)  sensorimotor 
B)  preoperational 
C)  concrete operational 
D)  formal operational

Question 5

Mozart was a gifted composer, showing extraordinary talent at a very young age. Gardner would assert that Mozart was high in __________ intelligence.

Accepted Answer

A)  musical 
B)  artistic 
C)  naturalist 
D)  aesthetic 
A)  musical 
B)  artistic 
C)  naturalist 
D)  aesthetic

Question 6

Jose is learning English as his second language. He is in a classroom with other ELL students as well as those whose first language is English. Much of the curriculum is presented in Spanish as well as English. Jose is being taught:

Accepted Answer

A)  through immersion. 
B)  by mainstreaming. 
C)  with bilingual education. 
D)  special education. 
A)  through immersion. 
B)  by mainstreaming. 
C)  with bilingual education. 
D)  special education.

Question 7

Paige's mother doesn't hit her or make her feel bad. She just ignores Paige. Often Paige doesn't know when her mother will come home, if at all, and there is never much food in the house that Paige is allowed to eat. Paige is suffering from:

Accepted Answer

A)  neglect. 
B)  social abuse. 
C)  physical abuse. 
D)  battered child syndrome. 
A)  neglect. 
B)  social abuse. 
C)  physical abuse. 
D)  battered child syndrome.

Question 8

__________ is anything that upsets a person's psychological and physiological equilibrium.

Accepted Answer

A)  Stress 
B)  Anxiety 
C)  A hassle 
D)  Strain 
A)  Stress 
B)  Anxiety 
C)  A hassle 
D)  Strain

Question 9

The ___________ proposes that intelligence consists of componential, experiential, and contextual parts.

Accepted Answer

A)  theory of multiple intelligences 
B)  stage theory of intelligences 
C)  ecological approach to intelligence 
D)  triarchic theory of intelligence 
A)  theory of multiple intelligences 
B)  stage theory of intelligences 
C)  ecological approach to intelligence 
D)  triarchic theory of intelligence

Question 10

Which of the following is true of a least restrictive environment?

Accepted Answer

A)  Least restrictive environment is one step up from mainstreaming. 
B)  Children in a least restrictive environment must be served by regular teachers rather than being placed in a special class if possible. 
C)  Least restrictive environment means that there is now less inclusion of exceptional children than in prior years. 
D)  Children who have been identified as needing additional services are now more likely to be placed in institutional settings. 
A)  Least restrictive environment is one step up from mainstreaming. 
B)  Children in a least restrictive environment must be served by regular teachers rather than being placed in a special class if possible. 
C)  Least restrictive environment means that there is now less inclusion of exceptional children than in prior years. 
D)  Children who have been identified as needing additional services are now more likely to be placed in institutional settings.

Question 11

In her social studies class, Breanna has studied customs of people from South America, Europe, and Asia. She is gaining ___________ literacy.

Accepted Answer

A)  basic 
B)  informational 
C)  cultural 
D)  civilizational 
A)  basic 
B)  informational 
C)  cultural 
D)  civilizational

Question 12

If parents wish to decrease the probability their child will develop asthma, they should:

Accepted Answer

A)  make sure the house is kept cool. 
B)  quit smoking. 
C)  encourage their child to participate in strenuous physical activities, like running. 
D)  all of these 
A)  make sure the house is kept cool. 
B)  quit smoking. 
C)  encourage their child to participate in strenuous physical activities, like running. 
D)  all of these

Question 13

__________ literacy is knowing and appreciating the diversity of people and their ways of life.

Accepted Answer

A)  Cultural 
B)  Visual 
C)  Global 
D)  Informational 
A)  Cultural 
B)  Visual 
C)  Global 
D)  Informational

Question 14

Which of the following of Piaget's ideas has been challenged?

Accepted Answer

A)  Children begin thinking in terms of realism during the sensorimotor stage. 
B)  Children are able to classify during the concrete operations stage. 
C)  Cognitive development proceeds through four discrete stages. 
D)  Children's inner speech is partly responsible for guiding cognitive development during early childhood. 
A)  Children begin thinking in terms of realism during the sensorimotor stage. 
B)  Children are able to classify during the concrete operations stage. 
C)  Cognitive development proceeds through four discrete stages. 
D)  Children's inner speech is partly responsible for guiding cognitive development during early childhood.

Question 15

__________ is closest to the information processing approach to intelligence.

Accepted Answer

A)  The multiple intelligences theory 
B)  The ecological approach 
C)  The triarchic theory of intelligence 
D)  The Piagetian approach 
A)  The multiple intelligences theory 
B)  The ecological approach 
C)  The triarchic theory of intelligence 
D)  The Piagetian approach

Question 16

The ideal outcome for the developmental stage of industry versus inferiority is:

Accepted Answer

A)  competence. 
B)  will power. 
C)  a sense of purpose. 
D)  solidarity. 
A)  competence. 
B)  will power. 
C)  a sense of purpose. 
D)  solidarity.

Question 17

While he was trying to listen to his teacher, Dominic is actually a million miles away, thinking about what he did at recess, how he wishes he were at recess, and finally what his teacher might have just said. Suddenly, he can't sit still any longer, and he sprints for the drinking fountain. Dominic would be diagnosed with:

Accepted Answer

A)  ADD. 
B)  AHDD. 
C)  ADHD. 
D)  CAPD. 
A)  ADD. 
B)  AHDD. 
C)  ADHD. 
D)  CAPD.

Question 18

In the first stage of Kohlberg's moral development model, children tend to:

Accepted Answer

A)  follow rules because adults tell them to do so. 
B)  are aware of reciprocal interactions. 
C)  engage in behaviors that will result in mutual satisfaction. 
D)  consider the importance of justice. 
A)  follow rules because adults tell them to do so. 
B)  are aware of reciprocal interactions. 
C)  engage in behaviors that will result in mutual satisfaction. 
D)  consider the importance of justice.

Question 19

Ariana is sorting money. She understands that a quarter is more money than a dime and that a dime is more money than a nickel. Ariana correctly concludes that a quarter is more money than a nickel as well. Ariana is clearly capable of:

Accepted Answer

A)  transformation. 
B)  transduction. 
C)  conversion. 
D)  transitivity. 
A)  transformation. 
B)  transduction. 
C)  conversion. 
D)  transitivity.

Question 20

According to Gilligan, with growing maturity, women tend to:

Accepted Answer

A)  base their moral decisions on a morality of justice. 
B)  incorporate an ethics of legality into moral decisions. 
C)  base moral decisions on responsibility to others. 
D)  include concern for self with concern for others. 
A)  base their moral decisions on a morality of justice. 
B)  incorporate an ethics of legality into moral decisions. 
C)  base moral decisions on responsibility to others. 
D)  include concern for self with concern for others.

If a child is successful academically and feels satisfied with their efforts, then the child will have achieved __________, according to Erikson.

Which of Gardner's intelligences refers to the human ability to discriminate among living things and have sensitivity to the undeveloped world?

Kang-dae is new to the United States and is just learning English. He has been placed into a regular classroom with English as the primary means of communication. Kang-dae is being taught through:

Conservation, seriation, and classification are accomplishments developed during Piaget's __________ stage of development.

Mozart was a gifted composer, showing extraordinary talent at a very young age. Gardner would assert that Mozart was high in __________ intelligence.

Jose is learning English as his second language. He is in a classroom with other ELL students as well as those whose first language is English. Much of the curriculum is presented in Spanish as well as English. Jose is being taught:

Paige's mother doesn't hit her or make her feel bad. She just ignores Paige. Often Paige doesn't know when her mother will come home, if at all, and there is never much food in the house that Paige is allowed to eat. Paige is suffering from:

__________ is anything that upsets a person's psychological and physiological equilibrium.

The ___________ proposes that intelligence consists of componential, experiential, and contextual parts.

Which of the following is true of a least restrictive environment?

In her social studies class, Breanna has studied customs of people from South America, Europe, and Asia. She is gaining ___________ literacy.

If parents wish to decrease the probability their child will develop asthma, they should:

__________ literacy is knowing and appreciating the diversity of people and their ways of life.

Which of the following of Piaget's ideas has been challenged?

__________ is closest to the information processing approach to intelligence.

The ideal outcome for the developmental stage of industry versus inferiority is:

In the first stage of Kohlberg's moral development model, children tend to:

Ariana is sorting money. She understands that a quarter is more money than a dime and that a dime is more money than a nickel. Ariana correctly concludes that a quarter is more money than a nickel as well. Ariana is clearly capable of:

According to Gilligan, with growing maturity, women tend to:

Lifespan Development: an Introduction

Theories of Development: Interpreting the Lifespan

Pregnancy and Prenatal Development

Birth and Newborn

Infancy

Early Childhood

Adolescence

Early Adulthood

Middle Adulthood

Late Adulthood

Dying and Spirituality

Putting It All Together: Lifespan Development in Action

Filters

Exam 7: Middle Childhood

If a child is successful academically and feels satisfied with their efforts, then the child will have achieved __________, according to Erikson.

Which of Gardner's intelligences refers to the human ability to discriminate among living things and have sensitivity to the undeveloped world?

Kang-dae is new to the United States and is just learning English. He has been placed into a regular classroom with English as the primary means of communication. Kang-dae is being taught through:

Conservation, seriation, and classification are accomplishments developed during Piaget's __________ stage of development.

Mozart was a gifted composer, showing extraordinary talent at a very young age. Gardner would assert that Mozart was high in __________ intelligence.

Jose is learning English as his second language. He is in a classroom with other ELL students as well as those whose first language is English. Much of the curriculum is presented in Spanish as well as English. Jose is being taught:

Paige's mother doesn't hit her or make her feel bad. She just ignores Paige. Often Paige doesn't know when her mother will come home, if at all, and there is never much food in the house that Paige is allowed to eat. Paige is suffering from:

__________ is anything that upsets a person's psychological and physiological equilibrium.

The ___________ proposes that intelligence consists of componential, experiential, and contextual parts.

Which of the following is true of a least restrictive environment?

In her social studies class, Breanna has studied customs of people from South America, Europe, and Asia. She is gaining ___________ literacy.

If parents wish to decrease the probability their child will develop asthma, they should:

__________ literacy is knowing and appreciating the diversity of people and their ways of life.

Which of the following of Piaget's ideas has been challenged?

__________ is closest to the information processing approach to intelligence.

The ideal outcome for the developmental stage of industry versus inferiority is:

In the first stage of Kohlberg's moral development model, children tend to:

Ariana is sorting money. She understands that a quarter is more money than a dime and that a dime is more money than a nickel. Ariana correctly concludes that a quarter is more money than a nickel as well. Ariana is clearly capable of:

According to Gilligan, with growing maturity, women tend to:

Lifespan Development: an Introduction

Theories of Development: Interpreting the Lifespan

Pregnancy and Prenatal Development

Birth and Newborn

Infancy

Early Childhood

Adolescence

Early Adulthood

Middle Adulthood

Late Adulthood

Dying and Spirituality

Putting It All Together: Lifespan Development in Action

Filters