Question 1

What percentage of American children have a television set in their bedroom?

Accepted Answer

A)  about 10% 
B)  about 25% 
C)  about 40% 
D)  about 60% 
A)  about 10% 
B)  about 25% 
C)  about 40% 
D)  about 60% C

Question 2

Watching prosocial themed television shows are related to increased prosocial behaviors in children.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

For children who were described as difficult:

Accepted Answer

A)  fathers are reported to be less involved in child care. 
B)  fathers' involvement was associated with more behavior problems. 
C)  fathers' involvement was associated with fewer behavior problems. 
D)  fathers are reported to more involved in child care. 
A)  fathers are reported to be less involved in child care. 
B)  fathers' involvement was associated with more behavior problems. 
C)  fathers' involvement was associated with fewer behavior problems. 
D)  fathers are reported to more involved in child care. C

Question 4

Connor used to love making cookies with his grandmother. One day when he was 4, he announced, "I am a boy and boys do not cook." This is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A)  gender permanence. 
B)  gender constancy. 
C)  self-socialization. 
D)  gender stereotypes. 
A)  gender permanence. 
B)  gender constancy. 
C)  self-socialization. 
D)  gender stereotypes.

Question 5

The overall sense of one's own value as a person is known as:

Accepted Answer

A)  self-regulation. 
B)  self-esteem. 
C)  self-concept. 
D)  emotional intelligence. 
A)  self-regulation. 
B)  self-esteem. 
C)  self-concept. 
D)  emotional intelligence.

Question 6

Which theorist proposed the cognitive theory of gender development in which children's ideas about gender organize their gender-related behavior?

Accepted Answer

A)  Piaget 
B)  Baumrind 
C)  Bem 
D)  Kohlberg 
A)  Piaget 
B)  Baumrind 
C)  Bem 
D)  Kohlberg

Question 7

In a classroom full of children, Caleb plays with a truck on the carpet and does not look at or interact with other children. This is an example of what type of play?

Accepted Answer

A)  solitary play 
B)  onlooker play 
C)  parallel play 
D)  associative play 
A)  solitary play 
B)  onlooker play 
C)  parallel play 
D)  associative play

Question 8

According to recent research the pattern of children's play styles:

Accepted Answer

A)  are developmental with younger children participating in solitary and onlooker play. 
B)  the context of the play environment predicts play types. 
C)  children with social delays do not move into associative and cooperative play. 
D)  boys are more likely to engage in solitary play. 
A)  are developmental with younger children participating in solitary and onlooker play. 
B)  the context of the play environment predicts play types. 
C)  children with social delays do not move into associative and cooperative play. 
D)  boys are more likely to engage in solitary play.

Question 9

In play interactions, Japanese mothers are more likely than American mothers to:

Accepted Answer

A)  talk about child's individual achievements. 
B)  show more positive emotions. 
C)  use pretend play. 
D)  talk about the child's relations to others. 
A)  talk about child's individual achievements. 
B)  show more positive emotions. 
C)  use pretend play. 
D)  talk about the child's relations to others.

Question 10

According to Piaget, the first stage of moral development focuses on consequences and authorities and obedience is known as:

Accepted Answer

A)  morality of constraint. 
B)  autonomous morality. 
C)  social-conventional morality. 
D)  personal morality. 
A)  morality of constraint. 
B)  autonomous morality. 
C)  social-conventional morality. 
D)  personal morality.

Question 11

As a group of children work together to build a tower, Jason stands on the periphery and watches the children's activities. This type of play is known as:

Accepted Answer

A)  solitary play. 
B)  onlooker play. 
C)  parallel play. 
D)  associative play. 
A)  solitary play. 
B)  onlooker play. 
C)  parallel play. 
D)  associative play.

Question 12

In which theory of gender role development do children pay careful attention to the behavior of models?

Accepted Answer

A)  Cognitive Development Theory 
B)  Schema Theory 
C)  Social Learning Theory 
D)  Sociocultural Theory 
A)  Cognitive Development Theory 
B)  Schema Theory 
C)  Social Learning Theory 
D)  Sociocultural Theory

Question 13

Lisa asks her son to clean up his toys before dinner. When she checks on him a few minutes later, the toys have not been picked up. She said, "Come on, Jason. You need to pick up the toys, so no one steps on them and breaks them. Hurry your spaghetti is getting cold." After he picked up his toys, they had a long talk about his school day. This is an example of which style of parenting?

Accepted Answer

A)  authoritative 
B)  authoritarian 
C)  permissive 
D)  disengaged 
A)  authoritative 
B)  authoritarian 
C)  permissive 
D)  disengaged

Question 14

A form of play in which children play with similar objects or toys, often in proximity to one another, but without interacting in social ways is known as:

Accepted Answer

A)  solitary play. 
B)  onlooker play. 
C)  parallel play. 
D)  associative play. 
A)  solitary play. 
B)  onlooker play. 
C)  parallel play. 
D)  associative play.

Question 15

Which of the following are not associated with children who are able to regulate negative emotions?

Accepted Answer

A)  persuading other children to cooperate 
B)  reported as more socially competent by teachers 
C)  higher rates of emotional outbursts 
D)  reported as better liked than other children 
A)  persuading other children to cooperate 
B)  reported as more socially competent by teachers 
C)  higher rates of emotional outbursts 
D)  reported as better liked than other children

Question 16

Most 3-year-olds can:

Accepted Answer

A)  use a mouse to point and click. 
B)  use a computer independently. 
C)  can load a CD independently. 
D)  turn on a computer independently. 
A)  use a mouse to point and click. 
B)  use a computer independently. 
C)  can load a CD independently. 
D)  turn on a computer independently.

Question 17

To create their core self-concept, children use information from:

Accepted Answer

A)  their peers' assessment of them. 
B)  their parents' personal storytelling interactions. 
C)  the concept they have of important role models. 
D)  favorite television characters. 
A)  their peers' assessment of them. 
B)  their parents' personal storytelling interactions. 
C)  the concept they have of important role models. 
D)  favorite television characters.

Question 18

By early childhood, children in day care are more impacted by the center environment and their teachers than by the home environment and parents.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Connie understands that even if she plays with trucks with her brother she will still be a girl. She has achieved:

Accepted Answer

A)  gender permanence. 
B)  gender constancy. 
C)  self-socialization. 
D)  gender segregation. 
A)  gender permanence. 
B)  gender constancy. 
C)  self-socialization. 
D)  gender segregation.

Question 20

In early childhood, most children solve disagreements using:

Accepted Answer

A)  physical aggression. 
B)  relational aggression. 
C)  negotiation. 
D)  changing play partners. 
A)  physical aggression. 
B)  relational aggression. 
C)  negotiation. 
D)  changing play partners.

What percentage of American children have a television set in their bedroom?

Watching prosocial themed television shows are related to increased prosocial behaviors in children.

For children who were described as difficult:

Connor used to love making cookies with his grandmother. One day when he was 4, he announced, "I am a boy and boys do not cook." This is an example of:

The overall sense of one's own value as a person is known as:

Which theorist proposed the cognitive theory of gender development in which children's ideas about gender organize their gender-related behavior?

In a classroom full of children, Caleb plays with a truck on the carpet and does not look at or interact with other children. This is an example of what type of play?

According to recent research the pattern of children's play styles:

In play interactions, Japanese mothers are more likely than American mothers to:

According to Piaget, the first stage of moral development focuses on consequences and authorities and obedience is known as:

As a group of children work together to build a tower, Jason stands on the periphery and watches the children's activities. This type of play is known as:

In which theory of gender role development do children pay careful attention to the behavior of models?

A form of play in which children play with similar objects or toys, often in proximity to one another, but without interacting in social ways is known as:

Which of the following are not associated with children who are able to regulate negative emotions?

Most 3-year-olds can:

To create their core self-concept, children use information from:

By early childhood, children in day care are more impacted by the center environment and their teachers than by the home environment and parents.

Connie understands that even if she plays with trucks with her brother she will still be a girl. She has achieved:

In early childhood, most children solve disagreements using:

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Exam 9: Social and Emotional Development During Earlychildhood Development

What percentage of American children have a television set in their bedroom?

Watching prosocial themed television shows are related to increased prosocial behaviors in children.

For children who were described as difficult:

Connor used to love making cookies with his grandmother. One day when he was 4, he announced, "I am a boy and boys do not cook." This is an example of:

The overall sense of one's own value as a person is known as:

Which theorist proposed the cognitive theory of gender development in which children's ideas about gender organize their gender-related behavior?

In a classroom full of children, Caleb plays with a truck on the carpet and does not look at or interact with other children. This is an example of what type of play?

According to recent research the pattern of children's play styles:

In play interactions, Japanese mothers are more likely than American mothers to:

According to Piaget, the first stage of moral development focuses on consequences and authorities and obedience is known as:

As a group of children work together to build a tower, Jason stands on the periphery and watches the children's activities. This type of play is known as:

In which theory of gender role development do children pay careful attention to the behavior of models?

A form of play in which children play with similar objects or toys, often in proximity to one another, but without interacting in social ways is known as:

Which of the following are not associated with children who are able to regulate negative emotions?

Most 3-year-olds can:

To create their core self-concept, children use information from:

By early childhood, children in day care are more impacted by the center environment and their teachers than by the home environment and parents.

Connie understands that even if she plays with trucks with her brother she will still be a girl. She has achieved:

In early childhood, most children solve disagreements using:

Introduction to Child Development Basic Concepts and Issues

Heredity, Environment, and Prenatal Development

Birth and the Newborn

Physical Development

Cognitive and Language Development

Social and Emotional Development

Physical Growth and Health

Cognitive Development

Physical Growth and Health in Middle Childhoodgrowth

Cognitive Development During Middle Childhoodpiagets Theory

Social and Emotional Development

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