Question 1

Bullying is generally viewed as having the following three main forms:

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A) physical,emotional,and verbal 
B) intimidation,harassment,and non-verbal 
C) victimization,harassment,and verbal 
D) discrimination,intimidation,and non-verbal 
A) physical,emotional,and verbal 
B) intimidation,harassment,and non-verbal 
C) victimization,harassment,and verbal 
D) discrimination,intimidation,and non-verbal A

Question 2

An example of a complex emotion is

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A) joy. 
B) anger. 
C) sadness. 
D) boredom. 
A) joy. 
B) anger. 
C) sadness. 
D) boredom. D

Question 3

Children socially and emotionally "at risk" are not characterized as

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A) generally well liked. 
B) aggressive and disruptive. 
C) unable to sustain close relationships with other children. 
D) unable to establish a place for themselves in the peer culture. 
A) generally well liked. 
B) aggressive and disruptive. 
C) unable to sustain close relationships with other children. 
D) unable to establish a place for themselves in the peer culture. A

Question 4

When planning the social curriculum,early care and education professionals can include all of the following activities except

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A) singing songs at circle time. 
B) playing group games outdoors. 
C) independent art projects. 
D) literature groups to encourage book discussions. 
A) singing songs at circle time. 
B) playing group games outdoors. 
C) independent art projects. 
D) literature groups to encourage book discussions.

Question 5

Self-concept is defined by how people feel about themselves and includes:

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A) the belief that he/she can accomplish tasks and achieve goals 
B) has no value by others 
C) the degree to which people feel others control them 
D) that goals and task accomplishment are hopeless 
A) the belief that he/she can accomplish tasks and achieve goals 
B) has no value by others 
C) the degree to which people feel others control them 
D) that goals and task accomplishment are hopeless

Question 6

Positive adult-child relationships

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A) limit the development of social skills. 
B) make it difficult to relate effectively with children. 
C) keep teachers from preparing a positive climate. 
D) support the strategies developed to deal with problems. 
A) limit the development of social skills. 
B) make it difficult to relate effectively with children. 
C) keep teachers from preparing a positive climate. 
D) support the strategies developed to deal with problems.

Question 7

Early care and education professionals assisting young children in dealing with feelings should begin

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A) by identifying the negative consequences of acting on feelings. 
B) by giving children strategies for dealing with feelings. 
C) by helping children recognize and label their feelings. 
D) by helping children accept their feelings as normal. 
A) by identifying the negative consequences of acting on feelings. 
B) by giving children strategies for dealing with feelings. 
C) by helping children recognize and label their feelings. 
D) by helping children accept their feelings as normal.

Question 8

An example of a core emotion is

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A) frustration. 
B) anger. 
C) annoyance. 
D) jealousy. 
A) frustration. 
B) anger. 
C) annoyance. 
D) jealousy.

Question 9

Is it really necessary to teach social skills? Why or why not? Give specific examples to back up the position you take.

Accepted Answer

Student answers will vary,but should off

Question 10

List social skills that are developing as children engage in play activities.

Accepted Answer

Social skills that are develop

Question 11

Early pressure to excel can be a stressor for young children.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Self-concept refers to

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A) a child's ideas about the surroundings in which learning and growth occur. 
B) how people feel about themselves and is generally considered a component of emotional development. 
C) how people see others and is generally considered a component of emotional development. 
D) one's ability to act independently from others and is generally considered a component of social development. 
A) a child's ideas about the surroundings in which learning and growth occur. 
B) how people feel about themselves and is generally considered a component of emotional development. 
C) how people see others and is generally considered a component of emotional development. 
D) one's ability to act independently from others and is generally considered a component of social development.

Question 13

All are factors causing children stress except

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A) early pressure to excel. 
B) violence presented in the media. 
C) child abuse and neglect. 
D) watching programs that promote cooperation. 
A) early pressure to excel. 
B) violence presented in the media. 
C) child abuse and neglect. 
D) watching programs that promote cooperation.

Question 14

Which of the following is not an example of children using effective materials that allow them to express their feelings in positive ways?

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A) Samantha makes an "I'm Sorry" card after knocking her best friend Primvada's castle over in the block center. 
B) Tamika reads Bear Shadow,by Frank Ash,whenever she feels lonely without her favorite teddy bear. 
C) Heidi colors over her classmate's picture because she wanted the last pink piece of construction paper. 
D) Raul listens to music with headphones when he gets mad at his classmate for making too much noise at their work station. 
A) Samantha makes an "I'm Sorry" card after knocking her best friend Primvada's castle over in the block center. 
B) Tamika reads Bear Shadow,by Frank Ash,whenever she feels lonely without her favorite teddy bear. 
C) Heidi colors over her classmate's picture because she wanted the last pink piece of construction paper. 
D) Raul listens to music with headphones when he gets mad at his classmate for making too much noise at their work station.

Question 15

Smiling,a pat on the shoulder,and a hug are forms of encouragement.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

The single best childhood predictor of adult adaptation is classroom behavior.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

What are the key elements of self-concept?

Accepted Answer

Key elements of self

Question 18

Caregivers and teachers in early childhood settings are an important factor in the development of a child's social skills.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

What are some activities that can become a part of the social curriculum plan that promote the development skills in this domain?

Accepted Answer

The text discusses songs play materials,

Question 20

Which of the following is an example of an environment and/or materials for social development?

Accepted Answer

A) Ms.LaSalle has a table that seats four children in each center. 
B) Mr.Gusto blocks off certain centers because the children get too noisy and talkative. 
C) Ms.Wang and Mrs.Delgado,co-teachers,only allow one child to sit at each computer station. 
D) Principal Smith notices that the new kindergarten teacher has hung up pictures depicting one child engaged in a solitary activity. 
A) Ms.LaSalle has a table that seats four children in each center. 
B) Mr.Gusto blocks off certain centers because the children get too noisy and talkative. 
C) Ms.Wang and Mrs.Delgado,co-teachers,only allow one child to sit at each computer station. 
D) Principal Smith notices that the new kindergarten teacher has hung up pictures depicting one child engaged in a solitary activity.

Bullying is generally viewed as having the following three main forms:

An example of a complex emotion is

Children socially and emotionally "at risk" are not characterized as

When planning the social curriculum,early care and education professionals can include all of the following activities except

Self-concept is defined by how people feel about themselves and includes:

Positive adult-child relationships

Early care and education professionals assisting young children in dealing with feelings should begin

An example of a core emotion is

Is it really necessary to teach social skills? Why or why not? Give specific examples to back up the position you take.

List social skills that are developing as children engage in play activities.

Early pressure to excel can be a stressor for young children.

Self-concept refers to

All are factors causing children stress except

Which of the following is not an example of children using effective materials that allow them to express their feelings in positive ways?

Smiling,a pat on the shoulder,and a hug are forms of encouragement.

The single best childhood predictor of adult adaptation is classroom behavior.

What are the key elements of self-concept?

Caregivers and teachers in early childhood settings are an important factor in the development of a child's social skills.

What are some activities that can become a part of the social curriculum plan that promote the development skills in this domain?

Which of the following is an example of an environment and/or materials for social development?

Overview of the Profession

Historical Contexts

Early Childhood Program Models

Understanding How a Child Develops and Learns

Play in Childhood

Guiding Young Children

Diversity and Young Children

Planning the Physical Environment: Indoors

Planning the Physical Environment: Outdoors

Developmentally Appropriate Curriculum

Health and Wellness

Mathematics,science,and Social Studies Learning

The Creative Arts

Technology and Young Children

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Exam 12: Supporting Emotional and Social Development

Bullying is generally viewed as having the following three main forms:

An example of a complex emotion is

Children socially and emotionally "at risk" are not characterized as

When planning the social curriculum,early care and education professionals can include all of the following activities except

Self-concept is defined by how people feel about themselves and includes:

Positive adult-child relationships

Early care and education professionals assisting young children in dealing with feelings should begin

An example of a core emotion is

Is it really necessary to teach social skills? Why or why not? Give specific examples to back up the position you take.

List social skills that are developing as children engage in play activities.

Early pressure to excel can be a stressor for young children.

Self-concept refers to

All are factors causing children stress except

Which of the following is not an example of children using effective materials that allow them to express their feelings in positive ways?

Smiling,a pat on the shoulder,and a hug are forms of encouragement.

The single best childhood predictor of adult adaptation is classroom behavior.

What are the key elements of self-concept?

Caregivers and teachers in early childhood settings are an important factor in the development of a child's social skills.

What are some activities that can become a part of the social curriculum plan that promote the development skills in this domain?

Which of the following is an example of an environment and/or materials for social development?

Overview of the Profession

Historical Contexts

Early Childhood Program Models

Understanding How a Child Develops and Learns

Play in Childhood

Guiding Young Children

Diversity and Young Children

Planning the Physical Environment: Indoors

Planning the Physical Environment: Outdoors

Developmentally Appropriate Curriculum

Health and Wellness

Mathematics,science,and Social Studies Learning

The Creative Arts

Technology and Young Children

Filters