Question 1

In terms of emotional competence skills,an example of being able to detect others' emotions is:

Accepted Answer

A) being able to differentiate whether you feel sad or anxious. 
B) being able to differentiate whether others feel sad rather than anxious. 
C) reducing anger by walking away. 
D) appropriately describing a social situation in one's culture. 
A) being able to differentiate whether you feel sad or anxious. 
B) being able to differentiate whether others feel sad rather than anxious. 
C) reducing anger by walking away. 
D) appropriately describing a social situation in one's culture.

Question 2

It is not unusual among the Hausa in Nigeria for a child to be raised:

Accepted Answer

A) only by the mother. 
B) by the mother and father. 
C) only by the father. 
D) by mother, both grandmothers, and siblings. 
A) only by the mother. 
B) by the mother and father. 
C) only by the father. 
D) by mother, both grandmothers, and siblings.

Question 3

Erikson and Bowlby would agree that:

Accepted Answer

A) human attachment occurs within the first few days after birth. 
B) a toddler's insistence on using a "security blanket" is a sign of a disturbed attachment. 
C) attachments are best explained by the maternal instinct. 
D) familiarity with a primary caregiver is critical during the first year of life. 
A) human attachment occurs within the first few days after birth. 
B) a toddler's insistence on using a "security blanket" is a sign of a disturbed attachment. 
C) attachments are best explained by the maternal instinct. 
D) familiarity with a primary caregiver is critical during the first year of life.

Question 4

_____ is an individual's behavioural style and characteristic way of emotionally responding.

Accepted Answer

A) Attachment 
B) Love 
C) Temperament 
D) Unclassified response 
A) Attachment 
B) Love 
C) Temperament 
D) Unclassified response

Question 5

A child with a low activity level who is somewhat negative,shows low adaptability,and displays a low intensity of mood is a _____ child.

Accepted Answer

A) difficult 
B) resistant 
C) anxious 
D) slow-to-warm-up 
A) difficult 
B) resistant 
C) anxious 
D) slow-to-warm-up

Question 6

Describe the various child-care arrangements in Canada.

Accepted Answer

The type of child care that young childr

Question 7

Describe the term "goodness of fit."

Accepted Answer

The match between a

Question 8

In terms of temperament,who would benefit from an uncrowded,less noisy environment?

Accepted Answer

A) A difficult child 
B) A shy child 
C) Both of these answers are correct 
D) Neither of these answers is correct 
A) A difficult child 
B) A shy child 
C) Both of these answers are correct 
D) Neither of these answers is correct

Question 9

Which of the following statements is correct in terms of temperament?

Accepted Answer

A) Children who had a difficult temperament at 3 to 5 years of age were usually well-adjusted as young adults. 
B) Boys with a difficult temperament in childhood are less likely as adults to continue their formal education. 
C) Girls with difficult temperaments in childhood are more likely to experience marital conflict as adults. 
D) Boys with a difficult temperament in childhood are less likely as adults to continue their formal education, and girls with a difficult temperament in childhood are more likely to experience marital conflict as adults. 
A) Children who had a difficult temperament at 3 to 5 years of age were usually well-adjusted as young adults. 
B) Boys with a difficult temperament in childhood are less likely as adults to continue their formal education. 
C) Girls with difficult temperaments in childhood are more likely to experience marital conflict as adults. 
D) Boys with a difficult temperament in childhood are less likely as adults to continue their formal education, and girls with a difficult temperament in childhood are more likely to experience marital conflict as adults.

Question 10

_____ is reading emotional cues in others to help determine how to act in a particular situation.

Accepted Answer

A) Social referencing 
B) Familiar-setting situation 
C) Functionalism 
D) Stranger anxiety 
A) Social referencing 
B) Familiar-setting situation 
C) Functionalism 
D) Stranger anxiety

Question 11

When describing her 2-year-old daughter Erin,Mrs.Hoffman uses phrases like "very active child" and "adapts well to new situations." These phrases are referring to Erin's:

Accepted Answer

A) mood. 
B) temperament. 
C) emotionality. 
D) acculturation. 
A) mood. 
B) temperament. 
C) emotionality. 
D) acculturation.

Question 12

The opening story about Matthieu's father supports the fact that:

Accepted Answer

A) having a father care for his child should only happen in extreme emergencies when the mother is not available. 
B) being in day care is better for the child than being with dad at home because the child needs to socialize with other children in order to develop properly. 
C) not all situations fall into the gender role stereotyping that the mother is the first choice for staying at home with the child. 
D) children raised by fathers do not thrive in most cases. 
A) having a father care for his child should only happen in extreme emergencies when the mother is not available. 
B) being in day care is better for the child than being with dad at home because the child needs to socialize with other children in order to develop properly. 
C) not all situations fall into the gender role stereotyping that the mother is the first choice for staying at home with the child. 
D) children raised by fathers do not thrive in most cases.

Question 13

Which is not an aspect of high-quality child care according to your textbook?

Accepted Answer

A) The care includes a paediatrician. 
B) Caregivers encourage the children to be actively engaged in a variety of activities. 
C) A low caregiver-to-child ratio. 
D) Provides children with a safe environment. 
A) The care includes a paediatrician. 
B) Caregivers encourage the children to be actively engaged in a variety of activities. 
C) A low caregiver-to-child ratio. 
D) Provides children with a safe environment.

Question 14

Which of the following is not a type of parental leave from employment?

Accepted Answer

A) Maternity 
B) Paternity 
C) Noncustodial 
D) Child-rearing 
A) Maternity 
B) Paternity 
C) Noncustodial 
D) Child-rearing

Question 15

_____ is a close emotional bond between the infant and caregiver.

Accepted Answer

A) Empathy 
B) Imprinting 
C) Attachment 
D) Synchrony 
A) Empathy 
B) Imprinting 
C) Attachment 
D) Synchrony

Question 16

Psychiatrists Alexander Chess and Stella Thomas identified three basic types or clusters of temperament.Describe these three types of temperament.

Accepted Answer

The first type is the easy child.This ch

Question 17

Who of the following is not included in the Strange Situation?

Accepted Answer

A) Caregiver 
B) Caregiver's baby 
C) Stranger 
D) Stranger's baby 
A) Caregiver 
B) Caregiver's baby 
C) Stranger 
D) Stranger's baby

Question 18

Describe Mary Ainsworth's theory of "Strange Situation."

Accepted Answer

This is an observati

Question 19

Susan and her infant son recently participated in a research study at the local college campus.Susan's simplified description of the study is "mom and baby together,baby by itself,someone else with baby,and then mom back with baby." Based on this description,you would be correct in assuming that Susan had participated in a study using a _____ paradigm.

Accepted Answer

A) habituation-dishabituation 
B) Strange Situation 
C) positive affectivity 
D) primary appraisal 
A) habituation-dishabituation 
B) Strange Situation 
C) positive affectivity 
D) primary appraisal

Question 20

According to research,a goal of parenting might be accomplished in one way with one child and in another way with another child,depending on the child's:

Accepted Answer

A) intelligence. 
B) gender. 
C) temperament. 
D) all of these. 
A) intelligence. 
B) gender. 
C) temperament. 
D) all of these.

In terms of emotional competence skills,an example of being able to detect others' emotions is:

It is not unusual among the Hausa in Nigeria for a child to be raised:

Erikson and Bowlby would agree that:

_____ is an individual's behavioural style and characteristic way of emotionally responding.

A child with a low activity level who is somewhat negative,shows low adaptability,and displays a low intensity of mood is a _____ child.

Describe the various child-care arrangements in Canada.

Describe the term "goodness of fit."

In terms of temperament,who would benefit from an uncrowded,less noisy environment?

Which of the following statements is correct in terms of temperament?

_____ is reading emotional cues in others to help determine how to act in a particular situation.

When describing her 2-year-old daughter Erin,Mrs.Hoffman uses phrases like "very active child" and "adapts well to new situations." These phrases are referring to Erin's:

The opening story about Matthieu's father supports the fact that:

Which is not an aspect of high-quality child care according to your textbook?

Which of the following is not a type of parental leave from employment?

_____ is a close emotional bond between the infant and caregiver.

Psychiatrists Alexander Chess and Stella Thomas identified three basic types or clusters of temperament.Describe these three types of temperament.

Who of the following is not included in the Strange Situation?

Describe Mary Ainsworth's theory of "Strange Situation."

According to research,a goal of parenting might be accomplished in one way with one child and in another way with another child,depending on the child's:

Introduction

Biological Beginnings

Prenatal Development and Birth

Physical Development and Health

Motor, Sensory, and Perceptual Development

Cognitive Developmental Approaches

Information Processing

Intelligence

Language Development

The Self and Identity

Gender

Moral Development

Families

Peers

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Exam 10: Emotional Development

In terms of emotional competence skills,an example of being able to detect others' emotions is:

It is not unusual among the Hausa in Nigeria for a child to be raised:

Erikson and Bowlby would agree that:

_____ is an individual's behavioural style and characteristic way of emotionally responding.

A child with a low activity level who is somewhat negative,shows low adaptability,and displays a low intensity of mood is a _____ child.

Describe the various child-care arrangements in Canada.

Describe the term "goodness of fit."

In terms of temperament,who would benefit from an uncrowded,less noisy environment?

Which of the following statements is correct in terms of temperament?

_____ is reading emotional cues in others to help determine how to act in a particular situation.

When describing her 2-year-old daughter Erin,Mrs.Hoffman uses phrases like "very active child" and "adapts well to new situations." These phrases are referring to Erin's:

The opening story about Matthieu's father supports the fact that:

Which is not an aspect of high-quality child care according to your textbook?

Which of the following is not a type of parental leave from employment?

_____ is a close emotional bond between the infant and caregiver.

Psychiatrists Alexander Chess and Stella Thomas identified three basic types or clusters of temperament.Describe these three types of temperament.

Who of the following is not included in the Strange Situation?

Describe Mary Ainsworth's theory of "Strange Situation."

According to research,a goal of parenting might be accomplished in one way with one child and in another way with another child,depending on the child's:

Introduction

Biological Beginnings

Prenatal Development and Birth

Physical Development and Health

Motor, Sensory, and Perceptual Development

Cognitive Developmental Approaches

Information Processing

Intelligence

Language Development

The Self and Identity

Gender

Moral Development

Families

Peers

Schools and Technology

Filters