Question 1

Which of the following types of knowledge was probably encoded by enactive representation?

Accepted Answer

A)  riding a bicycle or tying a knot in a necktie 
B)  solving a mathematics equation 
C)  conserving liquid 
D)  mentally measuring the width of a room 
E)  putting blocks back in their appropriate places on the shelf 
A)  riding a bicycle or tying a knot in a necktie 
B)  solving a mathematics equation 
C)  conserving liquid 
D)  mentally measuring the width of a room 
E)  putting blocks back in their appropriate places on the shelf

Question 2

Both literacy and make-believe play involve __________ language, meaning that the words used often refer to objects not immediately present.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Both literacy and make-believe play involve __________...

Question 3

In order to understand how many blocks arranged in a lengthwise fashion will correspond to another group of blocks laid widthwise, a child needs an understanding of

Accepted Answer

A)  equivalency. 
B)  measurement. 
C)  graphic collections. 
D)  conservation. 
E)  unit iteration. 
A)  equivalency. 
B)  measurement. 
C)  graphic collections. 
D)  conservation. 
E)  unit iteration.

Question 4

Play materials such as paint and clay fit into the category of _______ toys.

Accepted Answer

A)  fluid construction 
B)  structured construction 
C)  microsymbolic 
D)  macrosymbolic 
A)  fluid construction 
B)  structured construction 
C)  microsymbolic 
D)  macrosymbolic

Question 5

The experience of putting one's blocks away after playing with them can offer opportunities to develop conservation ability.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Enactive representation occurs when a person encodes information about the world in physical movement instead of or as well as mentally.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Spatial visualization is the ability to

Accepted Answer

A)  sort objects according to their common features. 
B)  imagine how a two- or three-dimensional shape would look if rotated in space. 
C)  arrange a group of different-size blocks in the shapes of squares, rectangles, and circles 
D)  hold an impression of a shape in your mind and be able to find it in a more complex pattern. 
E)  imagine what a block structure will look like before you start to build it. 
A)  sort objects according to their common features. 
B)  imagine how a two- or three-dimensional shape would look if rotated in space. 
C)  arrange a group of different-size blocks in the shapes of squares, rectangles, and circles 
D)  hold an impression of a shape in your mind and be able to find it in a more complex pattern. 
E)  imagine what a block structure will look like before you start to build it.

Question 8

If you could give a child only one toy, or type of toy, and wanted to provide the greatest amount of intellectual stimulation possible, what would you choose? Why?

Accepted Answer

- I would always choose blocks. Blocks a

Which of the following types of knowledge was probably encoded by enactive representation?

Both literacy and make-believe play involve __________ language, meaning that the words used often refer to objects not immediately present.

In order to understand how many blocks arranged in a lengthwise fashion will correspond to another group of blocks laid widthwise, a child needs an understanding of

Play materials such as paint and clay fit into the category of _______ toys.

The experience of putting one's blocks away after playing with them can offer opportunities to develop conservation ability.

Enactive representation occurs when a person encodes information about the world in physical movement instead of or as well as mentally.

Spatial visualization is the ability to

If you could give a child only one toy, or type of toy, and wanted to provide the greatest amount of intellectual stimulation possible, what would you choose? Why?

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Play in Special Populations

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Exam 8: Play and Intellectual Development

Which of the following types of knowledge was probably encoded by enactive representation?

Both literacy and make-believe play involve __________ language, meaning that the words used often refer to objects not immediately present.

In order to understand how many blocks arranged in a lengthwise fashion will correspond to another group of blocks laid widthwise, a child needs an understanding of

Play materials such as paint and clay fit into the category of _______ toys.

The experience of putting one's blocks away after playing with them can offer opportunities to develop conservation ability.

Enactive representation occurs when a person encodes information about the world in physical movement instead of or as well as mentally.

Spatial visualization is the ability to

If you could give a child only one toy, or type of toy, and wanted to provide the greatest amount of intellectual stimulation possible, what would you choose? Why?

Historical and Theoretical Viewpoints

Ethological and Cultural Perspectives

The First 2 Years of Life

The Preschool Years: From 2 to 5

Play in Later Childhood and Adolescence

Gender Differences in Play

Play in Special Populations

The Social Benefits of Play

The Uses of Play in Therapy

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