Question 1

Lee is able to understanding the goals and intentions of others.This is an important step on the path to the ability to understand and use

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A)  symbols. 
B)  objects. 
C)  facial expressions. 
D)  hand gestures. 
A)  symbols. 
B)  objects. 
C)  facial expressions. 
D)  hand gestures.

Question 2

The first signs of the infant's readiness to enter the social arena include which of the following?

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A)  Social smiling 
B)  Preference for facial scanning 
C)  A peak in crying 
D)  All of these 
A)  Social smiling 
B)  Preference for facial scanning 
C)  A peak in crying 
D)  All of these

Question 3

Scaffolding involves a situation where

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A)  children learn by imitating a large number of people in their immediate sociocultural environment. 
B)  children are gradually reinforced for displaying behaviors appropriate to their culture. 
C)  parents or teachers provide direct instruction. 
D)  children learn with the occasional assistance and guidance of experts,usually parents. 
A)  children learn by imitating a large number of people in their immediate sociocultural environment. 
B)  children are gradually reinforced for displaying behaviors appropriate to their culture. 
C)  parents or teachers provide direct instruction. 
D)  children learn with the occasional assistance and guidance of experts,usually parents.

Question 4

Craig is four-years-old.He is able to use a map

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A)  with clear one-to-one correspondence between symbols and real objects. 
B)  to plan a route through a large scale space. 
C)  that isn't oriented in the same direction as physical space. 
D)  all of these. 
A)  with clear one-to-one correspondence between symbols and real objects. 
B)  to plan a route through a large scale space. 
C)  that isn't oriented in the same direction as physical space. 
D)  all of these.

Question 5

Which of the following is not a factor related to childrens' understanding of discrimination?

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A)  Their ability to understand social comparisons 
B)  Experiences they have had with exclusion 
C)  Indirectly modeling exclusion or inequality 
D)  Direct instruction on discrimination 
A)  Their ability to understand social comparisons 
B)  Experiences they have had with exclusion 
C)  Indirectly modeling exclusion or inequality 
D)  Direct instruction on discrimination

Question 6

A script refers to an organized scheme or framework for commonly experienced events.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Before children are able to participate in social referencing,they must be able to

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A)  talk or gesture. 
B)  display facial expressions. 
C)  understand and interpret facial expressions. 
D)  form an autonomous attachment with their caregivers. 
A)  talk or gesture. 
B)  display facial expressions. 
C)  understand and interpret facial expressions. 
D)  form an autonomous attachment with their caregivers.

Question 8

Two-and-a-half-year-old Regis understands that another's perspective may not be identical to his own.Thus,Regis has acquired

Accepted Answer

A)  Level 1 perspective taking. 
B)  Level 2 perspective taking. 
C)  tertiary perspective taking. 
D)  limited perspective taking. 
A)  Level 1 perspective taking. 
B)  Level 2 perspective taking. 
C)  tertiary perspective taking. 
D)  limited perspective taking.

Question 9

Philippe Rochat dubbed the convergence of so many factors that prepare the infant for social interactions the

Accepted Answer

A)  half-year yearling. 
B)  one month moment. 
C)  two-year revolution. 
D)  none of these. 
A)  half-year yearling. 
B)  one month moment. 
C)  two-year revolution. 
D)  none of these.

Question 10

Brandyn is a preadolescent.He is likely to demonstrate understanding that it might be better not to even acknowledge sensitive issues,such as race.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Recent research has shown that three-year-olds often operate according to a "false belief." That is,they believe that

Accepted Answer

A)  others always have more knowledge of an event than they themselves do. 
B)  others may have different knowledge about an event than they themselves do. 
C)  others have the same knowledge about an event that they themselves do. 
D)  others have no knowledge of an event;only they themselves do. 
A)  others always have more knowledge of an event than they themselves do. 
B)  others may have different knowledge about an event than they themselves do. 
C)  others have the same knowledge about an event that they themselves do. 
D)  others have no knowledge of an event;only they themselves do.

Question 12

Why is gaze following important in infant development?

Accepted Answer

By following the gaze of another individ

Question 13

Which of the following is not a factor that can accelerate the tendency of young children to develop representational insight?

Accepted Answer

A)  Repeated exposure to scale models 
B)  Timed play with a real-life toy 
C)  Repeated exposure to live video photography 
D)  Explicit explanations of the purpose of scale models as representations 
A)  Repeated exposure to scale models 
B)  Timed play with a real-life toy 
C)  Repeated exposure to live video photography 
D)  Explicit explanations of the purpose of scale models as representations

Question 14

The ability to understand what another person thinks,feels,or knows is called

Accepted Answer

A)  perspective taking. 
B)  configurational knowledge. 
C)  realism. 
D)  scaffolding. 
A)  perspective taking. 
B)  configurational knowledge. 
C)  realism. 
D)  scaffolding.

Question 15

Recent concerns about the use of children to provide eyewitness testimony center around

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A)  the ethics of exposing children to courtroom situations with too many strangers present. 
B)  children's understanding of the importance of honesty in a court of law. 
C)  children's understanding of the basic legal process. 
D)  the susceptibility of children's memories to potentially misleading questions by attorneys and other interrogators. 
A)  the ethics of exposing children to courtroom situations with too many strangers present. 
B)  children's understanding of the importance of honesty in a court of law. 
C)  children's understanding of the basic legal process. 
D)  the susceptibility of children's memories to potentially misleading questions by attorneys and other interrogators.

Question 16

Children's tendency to show more positive reactions to social groups or categories to which they belong is known as

Accepted Answer

A)  social-category formation. 
B)  in-category formation. 
C)  social-group preference. 
D)  in-group preference. 
A)  social-category formation. 
B)  in-category formation. 
C)  social-group preference. 
D)  in-group preference.

Question 17

What is a "false belief" task?

Accepted Answer

A "false belief" task,used to assess asp

Question 18

Strong referential skill is related to a child's

Accepted Answer

A)  understanding of theory of mind. 
B)  understanding of the demands of the situation. 
C)  ability to be sensitive to the needs of the listener. 
D)  all of these. 
A)  understanding of theory of mind. 
B)  understanding of the demands of the situation. 
C)  ability to be sensitive to the needs of the listener. 
D)  all of these.

Question 19

Preschool and school-age children respond to social categories like race and ethnicity

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A)  on the basis of concrete features. 
B)  on the basis of abstract ideas. 
C)  on the basis of social norms. 
D)  by using avoidance. 
A)  on the basis of concrete features. 
B)  on the basis of abstract ideas. 
C)  on the basis of social norms. 
D)  by using avoidance.

Question 20

Describe how a typical nine-month-old infant would react when shown a highly realistic photo of a baby bottle.Why would the infant react this way?

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A typical nine month old would grab at t

Lee is able to understanding the goals and intentions of others.This is an important step on the path to the ability to understand and use

The first signs of the infant's readiness to enter the social arena include which of the following?

Scaffolding involves a situation where

Craig is four-years-old.He is able to use a map

Which of the following is not a factor related to childrens' understanding of discrimination?

A script refers to an organized scheme or framework for commonly experienced events.

Before children are able to participate in social referencing,they must be able to

Two-and-a-half-year-old Regis understands that another's perspective may not be identical to his own.Thus,Regis has acquired

Philippe Rochat dubbed the convergence of so many factors that prepare the infant for social interactions the

Brandyn is a preadolescent.He is likely to demonstrate understanding that it might be better not to even acknowledge sensitive issues,such as race.

Recent research has shown that three-year-olds often operate according to a "false belief." That is,they believe that

Why is gaze following important in infant development?

Which of the following is not a factor that can accelerate the tendency of young children to develop representational insight?

The ability to understand what another person thinks,feels,or knows is called

Recent concerns about the use of children to provide eyewitness testimony center around

Children's tendency to show more positive reactions to social groups or categories to which they belong is known as

What is a "false belief" task?

Strong referential skill is related to a child's

Preschool and school-age children respond to social categories like race and ethnicity

Describe how a typical nine-month-old infant would react when shown a highly realistic photo of a baby bottle.Why would the infant react this way?

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Exam 9: Social Cognition

Lee is able to understanding the goals and intentions of others.This is an important step on the path to the ability to understand and use

The first signs of the infant's readiness to enter the social arena include which of the following?

Scaffolding involves a situation where

Craig is four-years-old.He is able to use a map

Which of the following is not a factor related to childrens' understanding of discrimination?

A script refers to an organized scheme or framework for commonly experienced events.

Before children are able to participate in social referencing,they must be able to

Two-and-a-half-year-old Regis understands that another's perspective may not be identical to his own.Thus,Regis has acquired

Philippe Rochat dubbed the convergence of so many factors that prepare the infant for social interactions the

Brandyn is a preadolescent.He is likely to demonstrate understanding that it might be better not to even acknowledge sensitive issues,such as race.

Recent research has shown that three-year-olds often operate according to a "false belief." That is,they believe that

Why is gaze following important in infant development?

Which of the following is not a factor that can accelerate the tendency of young children to develop representational insight?

The ability to understand what another person thinks,feels,or knows is called

Recent concerns about the use of children to provide eyewitness testimony center around

Children's tendency to show more positive reactions to social groups or categories to which they belong is known as

What is a "false belief" task?

Strong referential skill is related to a child's

Preschool and school-age children respond to social categories like race and ethnicity

Describe how a typical nine-month-old infant would react when shown a highly realistic photo of a baby bottle.Why would the infant react this way?

Themes and Theories

Studying Child Development

Genetics and Heredity

The Prenatal Period and Birth

Brain, Motor Skill, and Physical Development

Basic Learning and Perception

Language

Cognition

Achievement

Emotion

Self and Values

Gender

The Family

Peers

Beyond Family and Peers

Filters