Child Development 3 quiz assesses cognitive skills in young children. Questions explore concepts like animistic thinking, class inclusion, and symbolic play. It's designed to understand developmental stages and individual cognitive differences, crucial for educators and psychologists.
Rough and tumble
Parallel
Nonsocial
Constructive
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Both jacob and sarah will rate traditionally masculine occupations as having a higher status than traditionally feminine occupations
Jacob wil rate traditionally masculine occupations as having a higher status than traditionally feminine occupations, and sarah will do the opposite
Both jacob and sarah will rate traditionally feminine occupations as having a higher status than traditionally masculine occupations
Jacob will rate traditionally feminine occupations as having a higher status than traditionally masculine occupations, and sarah will do the opposite.
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Jay will probably settle on a self-definition before TOm
Jay is unlikely to reach identity achievement
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Make sure she eats three healthy meals a day, but allow at least one junk food snack between meals.
Keep cheese, fruit, raw vegetables, and peanut butter available for snacks
Make sure to have new, novel healthy food items available for snacks
Allow her to make her own food choices because children naturally select balanced diets
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Fantasy
Tentative
Realistic
Decisive
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Authoritarian
Permissive
Authoritative
Uninvolved
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Travis, who lives in a high ses household
Devin whose parents have good eyesight
Chen who weighed 8 pounds at birth
Hallie whose lives in a low ses household
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Anemia
Obesity
Diabetes
Anorexia nervosa
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Younger than 2 years of age
At least 4 years old
Less than 1 year of age
At least 6 years old
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Jessica age 5
Estelle age 7
Mariah age 9
Shelly age 11
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Improve rapidly
Be similar to that of an 8 year old child
Decrease slightly
Remain the same
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Class inclusion; there are more fruits
Class inclusion; there are more oranges
Conservation-of-number; there are more fruit
Conservation-of-number; there are more oranges
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Gathering informally on sidewalks
In adult-organized sports
At playgrounds
In spontaneous play
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Decentration
Conservation
Reversibility
Seriation
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Adaptive
Selective
Planful
Productive
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Are signs of identity development
Indicate that Jos lacks self-confidence
Reveal that Jos has a serious adjustment problem
Indicate that Jos is ready for Erikson's intimacy stage
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Epilepsy
Cerebal palsy
Muscular dystropy
Autrism
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Sex differences in play and personality traits only appear in Western Cultures
Aggression preference for same-sex playmates is widespread among mammalism species
Preschool girls prefer to play in larger-group play with other girls, while boys prefer to play in pairs
Prenatally administered androgens decrease active play
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1 to 2; 3
2 to 3; 5
3 to 4; 10
4 to 5; 15
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Lower in fruits
Higher in soft drinks
Lower in fried foods
Lower in vegetables
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Adoption studies
DNA testing
Twin comparisons
Nontwin comparisons
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Say that she needs to see the object in question
Be able to reason correctly after hearing the statement
Say "no"
Say "only if it is a fork"
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In recent years, recess time has increased.
Recess periods tend to subtract from classroom learning
Distributing cognitively demanding tasks over a longer time by introducing recess breaks enhances attention
Classroom disruptive behavior increases for children who have more than 15 minutes of daily recess.
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She has a lot of friends of varying ages
She has a few good friends, who do not resemble her personality
She has only a handful of good friends, who, like Aja are popular and do well in school
She has a lot of friends of diverse ethnic and SES groups
Cassidy, an average student who is not well known
Marie who reached puberty earlier than her classmates
Chase who frequently plays sports with his many male friends
Gwenneth who is neither popular nor unpopular
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Fast mapping
A recast
An overregularization
An expansion
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A preschooler
A first grader
A sixth grader
Deficient in metalinguistic awareness
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Uncertain; true
True; uncertain
Uncertain; false
True; false
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Has difficulty solving abstract problems
Tends to be more fair-minded rather than self serving
Is generally disliked by her peers for being selfish
Is still a concrete thinker
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Whole language
Phonics
Reciprocal
Hierarchical
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Popular
Rejected
Controversial
Neglected
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Silbings strive to be different from one another
Parents spend more time with children
Parents are dealing with financial or emotional stress
There are fewer children in the family
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Competitive sports
Individual exercise
Team success
Athletic ability
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Intentions; the context of their actions
Age; intelligence
Gender; the context of their actions
Religion; nationality
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Helps teenagers perform better in school during the weekdays
Is vitally important to teenage sleep patterns
Can lead to difficulty falling asleep on subsequent evenings
Decreases the sleep phase delay
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Usually have stimulating, well paid jobs
Do better in school than their unemployed counterparts
Tend to be depressed and dislike by peers
Earn lower grades and report more drug and alcohol use
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Positive school and work attitudes
Good teacher and peer relations
Poor achievement
High dropout rates among low income youths
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Collaborative
Hierarchical
Abstract
Authoritarian
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Engage in serious antisocial acts, although they are rarely caught or prosecuted.
Do not show serious depression, suicidal tendencies, or persistent antisocial behavior
Experience severe bouts of depression, especially those in industrialized nations
Seriously consider suicide, although few actually make an attempt
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Jacob, a 6 year old Jewish boy
Frank a six year old Catholic boy
Luke a six year old Methodist boy
Glenn a six year old Baptist boy
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Count on each other's emotional support
Have similar values and attitudes
Feel lasting trust and caring for each other
Have fun playing together
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Is one of the few remaining contexts devoted to child-organized games
Inhibits class learning
Has no effect on classroom learning
Boosts classroom learning, but only when provided as an incentive to get students to work harder
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Undifferentiated
Social-informational
Self-reflective
Third-party
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Boys have only male hormones called androgens
Girls have only female hormones called estrogens
Neither androgens nor estrogens are present in the average boy
Both androgens and estrogens are present in different amounts in boys and girls.
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Write computer programs; use email
Use instant messaging; use graphics software
Analyze data; gather information for homework assignments
Use email; use instant messaging.
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State that people should help others, but is unlikely to do so in real life
Help others and defend victims of injustice
Cheat in school just as much as other teens
Emphasize an ethic of care
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Self-esteem
A self-concept
A gender identity
Gender typing
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Hats; shoes
Jeans; jacket
Shirts; jeans
Jackets; shoes
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