Quiz : How Much Do You Know About Developmental Stages?

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    Adolescents are expected to establish and have her/his own living quarter or house at age 13.

    • False
    • True
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Developmental stages are essential stages of life that are categorized based on age. How much do you know about developmental stages? Take this quiz and test your knowledge. A developmental task Is a skill or growth responsibility arising at a particular time in an individual's life, the achievement of which will provide a foundation for the accomplishment of future tasks. Let's test your knowledge with this fun quiz! Interestingly, our quiz can be a great way to prepare for exams; answering all the questions is mandatory. Keep learning and have fun!

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  • 2. 

    If an individual is not successful in accomplishing a task, he becomes unhappy and is not accorded the desired approval by society.

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. True
    Explanation
    This statement suggests that if a person fails to complete a task, they will feel unhappy and will not receive the approval they were seeking from society. This implies that success in accomplishing tasks is important for personal happiness and social acceptance.

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  • 3. 

    In which developmental stage do people reduce to a retirement home?

    • Early childhood

    • Adulthood

    • Adolescence

    • Later Maturity

    Correct Answer
    A. Later Maturity
    Explanation
    In the later maturity stage, people often reduce to a retirement home. This is because as individuals age, they may require more assistance with daily activities and healthcare needs. Retirement homes provide a supportive and safe environment for older adults, offering services such as meals, housekeeping, and medical care. Moving to a retirement home can also provide social opportunities and a sense of community for seniors.

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  • 4. 

    Which of the following developmental tasks is associated with the Adolescence Stage of development?

    • Learning how to count

    • Selecting a spouse

    • Achieving masculine or feminine role in the society

    • All of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. Achieving masculine or feminine role in the society
    Explanation
    During the adolescence stage of development, individuals go through the process of forming their gender identity and understanding their roles in society. This involves discovering and embracing their masculine or feminine traits and behaviors. Learning how to count is typically a task associated with early childhood development, while selecting a spouse is a task associated with adulthood. Therefore, achieving a masculine or feminine role in society is the most appropriate developmental task associated with the adolescence stage.

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    A mother is frustrated because her 2½-year-old is not toilet trained and will not use the potty when placed on it. What suggestion by the nurse is most appropriate?

    • Do not let the child off the potty until stool or urine is evacuated

    • Do not try to toilet-train the child, as it is too early.

    • Give the child a laxative and place on the potty in 30 minutes

    • Make up a game to encourage the child to want to use the potty

    • All all correct

    Correct Answer
    A. Make up a game to encourage the child to want to use the potty
    Explanation
    Rationale: The child is at Freud's anal stage of development (1½ to 3 years). The major conflict of this stage is toilet training. The child needs to be able to maintain a sense of control, and training should be a pleasurable experience. That can be accomplished by making toilet training a game. Punishment and forcing a child to sit on the potty do not support the child's sense of control. Laxatives are not appropriate unless recommended by the physician for constipation.

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  • 6. 

    "Learning to get along with age-mates" is part of which developmental stage?

    • Middle Childhood

    • Adolescence

    • Adulthood

    • None of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. Middle Childhood
    Explanation
    "Learning to get along with age-mates" is part of the developmental stage called Middle Childhood. During this stage, children typically develop social skills and learn how to interact with their peers. They begin to form friendships and learn how to navigate social situations, such as resolving conflicts and cooperating with others. This stage is characterized by a focus on peer relationships and the development of social competence.

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    1. The nurse is developing a teaching plan for a 9-year-old female client who is diabetic. Which actions would be appropriate, according to Piaget?

    • Teaching size of food portions and importance of timing snacks and meals

    • Discussing future hazards of pregnancy for diabetic mothers

    • Using hand puppets to teach proper nutrition

    • Using hypothetical problem situations to teach potential problem solving

    • All are correct

    Correct Answer
    A. Teaching size of food portions and importance of timing snacks and meals
    Explanation
    Rationale: This child is at the concrete operations phase (ages 7-11), characterized by the ability to understand size relationships, solve concrete problems, understand left and right, and recognize viewpoints. Developmentally, the child should be able to understand portion size and timing of meals and snacks. The child is still focused on the here and now, so discussing future pregnancy hazards is not appropriate. Use of hypothetical problem situations is more appropriate to the formal operations phase (ages 11-18 years), and use of hand puppets is more appropriate for younger children.

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  • 8. 

    A mother complains that her 13-year-old has started to grow rapidly, and asks the nurse if this is normal and how long it will last. The best nursing response is:

    • "This is unusual at this age, and a physician should be contacted."

    • "This is normal, but will only last a few months."

    • "This is normal and can last until about age 20."

    • "This is normal and can last until about age 18."

    • "This is normal, but growth should be completed by about age 15 or 16."

    Correct Answer
    A. "This is normal and can last until about age 20."
    Explanation
    Rationale: Growth rate is normally rapid during the adolescent years from ages 12-20. It can be expected to occur throughout this entire time span, not just for a few months or years.

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  • 9. 

    A mother expresses concern to the nurse regarding her 5-year-old child's development. She says: "I read Erikson and Piaget, and my child does not seem to be on target. Also, my neighbor's child seems more advanced. My doctor says not to worry, but I do." The best nursing response is:

    • "You are right to be concerned. Your child should meet all the guidelines for the age."

    • "Tell me exactly what your child is or is not doing that causes you concern."

    • "I wouldn't worry. All children progress at their own rate."

    • "Your child will probably catch up with more age."

    • Both a and b are correct

    Correct Answer
    A. "Tell me exactly what your child is or is not doing that causes you concern."
    Explanation
    Rationale: More information is needed. Human development is complex. A limitation of developmental theories is that they do not account for individual variations. Individual differences are to be expected. Unless the child is markedly delayed in development, the variation is normal. If the child is markedly delayed, more evaluation is indicated.

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    A 21-year-old who has just graduated from college has had a serious automobile accident and faces many months of hospitalization and rehabilitation. The nurse, in planning care, recognizes that according to Havighurst, this client may delay or have difficulty with successful accomplishment of which developmental task?

    • Selecting a mate and getting started in an occupation

    • Exhibiting socially responsible behavior and developing an ethical system of behavior

    • Developing a conscience and developing appropriate masculine or feminine role

    • Selecting an occupation and developing intellectual skills necessary for civic competence

    • All are correct

    Correct Answer
    A. Selecting a mate and getting started in an occupation
    Explanation
    Rationale: Havighurst identifies two developmental tasks of early adulthood: selecting a mate and getting started in an occupation. Exhibiting socially responsible behavior, developing an ethical system of behavior, selecting an occupation, and developing intellectual skills necessary for civic competence are tasks of adolescence, and should already have been accomplished. Developing a conscience and developing appropriate masculine or feminine social roles are tasks of middle childhood, and also should already have been accomplished.

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