Question 1

Which of the following statements is true about how culture influences parenting?

Accepted Answer

A)  Mothers who have a tendency to worry a lot are less satisfied with their parenting in individualist cultures than mothers in collectivist cultures. 
B)  Mothers who have a tendency to be authoritative are less likely to be satisfied with their parenting in collectivist cultures than mothers in individualist cultures. 
C)  Mothers in individualist cultures know more about child development than mothers in collectivist cultures. 
D)  Mothers in collectivist cultures know more about child development than mothers in individualist cultures. 
A)  Mothers who have a tendency to worry a lot are less satisfied with their parenting in individualist cultures than mothers in collectivist cultures. 
B)  Mothers who have a tendency to be authoritative are less likely to be satisfied with their parenting in collectivist cultures than mothers in individualist cultures. 
C)  Mothers in individualist cultures know more about child development than mothers in collectivist cultures. 
D)  Mothers in collectivist cultures know more about child development than mothers in individualist cultures.

Question 2

Ashley is growing up in a family with low socio-economic status and attends a high-quality Head Start program. Beth is growing up in a family with high socio-economic status and attends a high-quality daycare. Which of the following statements is most likely to be true about the girls' cognitive development?

Accepted Answer

A)  Ashley's cognitive development will not benefit from her daycare experiences. 
B)  Beth's cognitive development will benefit from her daycare experiences. 
C)  Both girls' cognitive development will benefit from their experiences similarly. 
D)  The girls' cognitive development might benefit differently from their experiences. 
A)  Ashley's cognitive development will not benefit from her daycare experiences. 
B)  Beth's cognitive development will benefit from her daycare experiences. 
C)  Both girls' cognitive development will benefit from their experiences similarly. 
D)  The girls' cognitive development might benefit differently from their experiences.

Question 3

21-month-old Charlie is standing on the playground watching two other children his age play with a ball. Charlie's father could foster his son's peer relationship by

Accepted Answer

A)  Encouraging Charlie to go over and join the children. 
B)  Taking the ball from the children and giving it to Charlie so he can play with them. 
C)  Giving Charlie some candy that he can share with the other children. 
D)  Nothing-If Charlie only wants to watch, there is nothing his father can do. 
A)  Encouraging Charlie to go over and join the children. 
B)  Taking the ball from the children and giving it to Charlie so he can play with them. 
C)  Giving Charlie some candy that he can share with the other children. 
D)  Nothing-If Charlie only wants to watch, there is nothing his father can do.

Question 4

What are the difficulties in evaluating the developmental impact of different nonparental child care settings?

Accepted Answer

@#LAT-DLM&Nature and quality of care vary widely a

Question 5

What is the main reason for an increase in the occurrence of nonparental care for infants?

Accepted Answer

A)  Nonparental care fosters infants' early interaction with other adults. 
B)  Parents' need or desire to work. 
C)  Nonparental care fosters infants' early peer interactions. 
D)  Parents' need or desire to have some time for themselves. 
A)  Nonparental care fosters infants' early interaction with other adults. 
B)  Parents' need or desire to work. 
C)  Nonparental care fosters infants' early peer interactions. 
D)  Parents' need or desire to have some time for themselves.

Question 6

What are the four major domains of parenting? Give an example of a parenting activity for each domain.

Accepted Answer

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Question 7

What roles do older siblings play for their younger siblings? How do younger siblings learn from their older siblings?

Accepted Answer

@#LAT-DLM&Older siblings tend to engage in more do

Question 8

Which of the following factors is assessed when rating the quality of daycare settings using the ITERS-R?

Accepted Answer

A)  Space and furnishing. 
B)  Income and education of the parents that enroll their children. 
C)  Opportunities for professional growth of the staff. 
D)  Personal care routines. 
A)  Space and furnishing. 
B)  Income and education of the parents that enroll their children. 
C)  Opportunities for professional growth of the staff. 
D)  Personal care routines.

Question 9

What are the developmental stages through which infant-peer relationships progress in the first two years?

Accepted Answer

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Question 10

Terry and his mother are securely attached to each other. However, his mother has to return to work and Terry is about to start daycare. According to research by Ahnert and colleagues, what is most likely to happen?

Accepted Answer

A)  Terry will not show any signs of stress when his mother leaves. 
B)  Terry will show signs of stress when his mother leaves. 
C)  Terry's mother will be more stressed out than he is. 
D)  Both Terry and his mother will not show any signs of stress. 
A)  Terry will not show any signs of stress when his mother leaves. 
B)  Terry will show signs of stress when his mother leaves. 
C)  Terry's mother will be more stressed out than he is. 
D)  Both Terry and his mother will not show any signs of stress.

Question 11

Which of the following statements is not true about kibbutz mothers and the metaplot?

Accepted Answer

A)  Kibbutz mothers provided more social stimulation than the metaplot. 
B)  The metaplot provided more social stimulation than kibbutz mothers. 
C)  Kibbutz mothers and the metaplot have complementary childcare responsibilities. 
D)  Kibbutz mothers and the metaplot have formal social rules regarding their childrearing duties. 
A)  Kibbutz mothers provided more social stimulation than the metaplot. 
B)  The metaplot provided more social stimulation than kibbutz mothers. 
C)  Kibbutz mothers and the metaplot have complementary childcare responsibilities. 
D)  Kibbutz mothers and the metaplot have formal social rules regarding their childrearing duties.

Which of the following statements is true about how culture influences parenting?

21-month-old Charlie is standing on the playground watching two other children his age play with a ball. Charlie's father could foster his son's peer relationship by

What are the difficulties in evaluating the developmental impact of different nonparental child care settings?

What is the main reason for an increase in the occurrence of nonparental care for infants?

What are the four major domains of parenting? Give an example of a parenting activity for each domain.

What roles do older siblings play for their younger siblings? How do younger siblings learn from their older siblings?

Which of the following factors is assessed when rating the quality of daycare settings using the ITERS-R?

What are the developmental stages through which infant-peer relationships progress in the first two years?

Terry and his mother are securely attached to each other. However, his mother has to return to work and Terry is about to start daycare. According to research by Ahnert and colleagues, what is most likely to happen?

Which of the following statements is not true about kibbutz mothers and the metaplot?

Introduction

3methods of Research in Infancy

Prenatal Development, Birth, and the Newborn

Physical and Motor Development in Infancy

Perceptual Development in Infancy

Cognition in Infancy

Representation in Infancy

Language Development in Infancy

Emotions and Temperament in Infancy

Social Development in the Family

Social Cognition Glossary

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Exam 2: The Many Ecologies of Infancy

Which of the following statements is true about how culture influences parenting?

21-month-old Charlie is standing on the playground watching two other children his age play with a ball. Charlie's father could foster his son's peer relationship by

What are the difficulties in evaluating the developmental impact of different nonparental child care settings?

What is the main reason for an increase in the occurrence of nonparental care for infants?

What are the four major domains of parenting? Give an example of a parenting activity for each domain.

What roles do older siblings play for their younger siblings? How do younger siblings learn from their older siblings?

Which of the following factors is assessed when rating the quality of daycare settings using the ITERS-R?

What are the developmental stages through which infant-peer relationships progress in the first two years?

Terry and his mother are securely attached to each other. However, his mother has to return to work and Terry is about to start daycare. According to research by Ahnert and colleagues, what is most likely to happen?

Which of the following statements is not true about kibbutz mothers and the metaplot?

Introduction

3methods of Research in Infancy

Prenatal Development, Birth, and the Newborn

Physical and Motor Development in Infancy

Perceptual Development in Infancy

Cognition in Infancy

Representation in Infancy

Language Development in Infancy

Emotions and Temperament in Infancy

Social Development in the Family

Social Cognition Glossary

Filters