Socw410 Midterm Review Chp 7

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Socw410 Midterm Review Chp 7

The mechanism for acquiring language that allows children to make sense of language and eventually master it is called:

A feeling that causes some kind of physiological, behavioral, or cognitive response refers to:

Stranger anxiety normally develops at what age?

Separation anxiety typically develops at what age?

An emotional development milestone in which children can detect and respond appropriately to emotional cues in others is called:

The ability to pick up small objects is associated with:

The idea that infant development follows the progression of neck, head, and arms followed by crawling and walking refers to:

The tendency of the trunk area of an infant’s body to develop before the extremities is referred to as:

Infants normally begin to walk without support at what age?

In Ainsworth’s styles of attachment, an infant who is clingy with the caregiver and refuses to explore or be comforted is referred to as:

In Ainsworth’s styles of attachment, an infant who may show fear, anxiety, or resistance around the caregiver is referred to as:

The bond development between an infant and their caregiver is referred to as:

In attachment theory, how does daycare affect attachment?

Temperament, the consistent ways we respond behaviorally and emotionally, to our environment, is considered to:

Which of the following is NOT a temperament style?

Children from low socioeconomic status (SES) are more likely than children from high SES to experience which of the following?

The idea that parental self-‐efficacy tends to be associated with positive parenting aligns with which theory of behavioral and learning?

A grandparent who occasionally babysits or provides treats is referred to as a:

The role that siblings play in one another’s lives is:

Which of the following is a symptom of emotional abuse?

When it comes to reporting child abuse, social workers

Planning to either prevent out-‐of-‐home placements or make foster or adoptive placements as quickly as possible refers to:

Socw410 Midterm Review Chp 7

The mechanism for acquiring language that allows children to make sense of language and eventually master it is called:

A feeling that causes some kind of physiological, behavioral, or cognitive response refers to:

Stranger anxiety normally develops at what age?

Separation anxiety typically develops at what age?

An emotional development milestone in which children can detect and respond appropriately to emotional cues in others is called:

The ability to pick up small objects is associated with:

The idea that infant development follows the progression of neck, head, and arms followed by crawling and walking refers to:

The tendency of the trunk area of an infant’s body to develop before the extremities is referred to as:

Infants normally begin to walk without support at what age?

In Ainsworth’s styles of attachment, an infant who is clingy with the caregiver and refuses to explore or be comforted is referred to as:

In Ainsworth’s styles of attachment, an infant who may show fear, anxiety, or resistance around the caregiver is referred to as:

The bond development between an infant and their caregiver is referred to as:

In attachment theory, how does daycare affect attachment?

Temperament, the consistent ways we respond behaviorally and emotionally, to our environment, is considered to:

Which of the following is NOT a temperament style?

Children from low socioeconomic status (SES) are more likely than children from high SES to experience which of the following?

The idea that parental self-­‐efficacy tends to be associated with positive parenting aligns with which theory of behavioral and learning?

A grandparent who occasionally babysits or provides treats is referred to as a:

The role that siblings play in one another’s lives is:

Which of the following is a symptom of emotional abuse?

When it comes to reporting child abuse, social workers

Planning to either prevent out-­‐of-­‐home placements or make foster or adoptive placements as quickly as possible refers to:

The idea that parental self-‐efficacy tends to be associated with positive parenting aligns with which theory of behavioral and learning?

Planning to either prevent out-‐of-‐home placements or make foster or adoptive placements as quickly as possible refers to: