Question 1

The fact that _____ strengthens the argument that a child's environment is critical to mathematical literacy.

Accepted Answer

A) wealthy children have higher math test scores than poorer children 
B) all children develop some mathematical thinking 
C) all children develop everyday concepts of counting and magnitude 
D) mathematics seems to be a natural human capacity 
A) wealthy children have higher math test scores than poorer children 
B) all children develop some mathematical thinking 
C) all children develop everyday concepts of counting and magnitude 
D) mathematics seems to be a natural human capacity

Question 2

A theory of mind seems to develop from

Accepted Answer

A) both maturation of the brain and experience with other people. 
B) experience with other people. 
C) maturation of the brain. 
D) the unfolding of a child's genetic programming. 
A) both maturation of the brain and experience with other people. 
B) experience with other people. 
C) maturation of the brain. 
D) the unfolding of a child's genetic programming.

Question 3

Children begin to learn about pragmatics in

Accepted Answer

A) infancy. 
B) early childhood. 
C) middle childhood. 
D) adolescence. 
A) infancy. 
B) early childhood. 
C) middle childhood. 
D) adolescence.

Question 4

_____ provides supervision by trained professionals at a facility run by either a not-for-profit organization or business.

Accepted Answer

A) In-home child care 
B) A child-care home 
C) A child-care center 
D) A child-care paradigm 
A) In-home child care 
B) A child-care home 
C) A child-care center 
D) A child-care paradigm

Question 5

Even babies learn the difference between the ideas of more and less.This is the basic concept of

Accepted Answer

A) numbers. 
B) counting. 
C) magnitude. 
D) addition. 
A) numbers. 
B) counting. 
C) magnitude. 
D) addition.

Question 6

Parents in professional families are more likely to _____ and less likely to use _____ than parents in poorer families.

Accepted Answer

A) talk to their children;disapproval 
B) talk to their children;affirmation 
C) not talk to their children;affirmation 
D) not talk to their children;disapproval 
A) talk to their children;disapproval 
B) talk to their children;affirmation 
C) not talk to their children;affirmation 
D) not talk to their children;disapproval

Question 7

Researchers agree that

Accepted Answer

A) being an accomplished reader before entering kindergarten is extremely beneficial. 
B) being an accomplished reader before entering kindergarten is extremely detrimental. 
C) stories teach children to be too unrealistic at too impressionable an age. 
D) early exposure to books and language is something parents should encourage. 
A) being an accomplished reader before entering kindergarten is extremely beneficial. 
B) being an accomplished reader before entering kindergarten is extremely detrimental. 
C) stories teach children to be too unrealistic at too impressionable an age. 
D) early exposure to books and language is something parents should encourage.

Question 8

Describe how information is stored in long-term memory.Explain how parents can influence the quality and longevity of their children's memories.

Accepted Answer

Once information has been taken in by se

Question 9

Young Lancelot is running around the house with a pot on his head,holding a trashcan lid in one hand and a stick in the other,yelling about killing dragons.Jean Piaget would say that he's engaged in

Accepted Answer

A) accommodation. 
B) assimilation. 
C) pretend play. 
D) deferred imitation. 
A) accommodation. 
B) assimilation. 
C) pretend play. 
D) deferred imitation.

The fact that _____ strengthens the argument that a child's environment is critical to mathematical literacy.

A theory of mind seems to develop from

Children begin to learn about pragmatics in

_____ provides supervision by trained professionals at a facility run by either a not-for-profit organization or business.

Even babies learn the difference between the ideas of more and less.This is the basic concept of

Parents in professional families are more likely to _ and less likely to use _ than parents in poorer families.

Researchers agree that

Describe how information is stored in long-term memory.Explain how parents can influence the quality and longevity of their children's memories.

Young Lancelot is running around the house with a pot on his head,holding a trashcan lid in one hand and a stick in the other,yelling about killing dragons.Jean Piaget would say that he's engaged in

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Cognitive Development in Infancy

Socioemotional Development in Infancy

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Socioemotional Development in Early Childhood

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Cognitive Development in Middle Childhood

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Exam 8: Cognitive Development in Early Childhood

The fact that _____ strengthens the argument that a child's environment is critical to mathematical literacy.

A theory of mind seems to develop from

Children begin to learn about pragmatics in

_____ provides supervision by trained professionals at a facility run by either a not-for-profit organization or business.

Even babies learn the difference between the ideas of more and less.This is the basic concept of

Parents in professional families are more likely to _____ and less likely to use _____ than parents in poorer families.

Researchers agree that

Describe how information is stored in long-term memory.Explain how parents can influence the quality and longevity of their children's memories.

Young Lancelot is running around the house with a pot on his head,holding a trashcan lid in one hand and a stick in the other,yelling about killing dragons.Jean Piaget would say that he's engaged in

The Study of Child Development

Nature With Nurture

Conception,prenatal Development,and Birth

Physical Development in Infancy

Cognitive Development in Infancy

Socioemotional Development in Infancy

Physical Development in Early Childhood

Socioemotional Development in Early Childhood

Physical Development in Middle Childhood

Cognitive Development in Middle Childhood

Socioemotional Development in Middle Childhood

Physical Development in Adolescence

Cognitive Development in Adolescence

Socioemotional Development in Adolescence

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Parents in professional families are more likely to _ and less likely to use _ than parents in poorer families.