Question 1

Children's play is important because:

Accepted Answer

A)  it creates opportunities for children to interact with peers 
B)  it helps to develop children's imagination 
C)  it has a positive influence on emotional health and well-being 
D)  all of the above 
A)  it creates opportunities for children to interact with peers 
B)  it helps to develop children's imagination 
C)  it has a positive influence on emotional health and well-being 
D)  all of the above D

Question 2

Research on imaginary companions indicates that:

Accepted Answer

A)  the child has discovered a useful method for coming to understand the social world 
B)  the child has mental health problems 
C)  the child is very unusual 
D)  the child has lost touch with reality 
A)  the child has discovered a useful method for coming to understand the social world 
B)  the child has mental health problems 
C)  the child is very unusual 
D)  the child has lost touch with reality A

Question 3

Studies of school bullying show that

Accepted Answer

A)  it prepares children for later life 
B)  children need to learn to stand up for themselves 
C)  there are damaging emotional consequences for children who are bullied over a long period of time 
D)  there is nothing that adults can do to stop bullying 
A)  it prepares children for later life 
B)  children need to learn to stand up for themselves 
C)  there are damaging emotional consequences for children who are bullied over a long period of time 
D)  there is nothing that adults can do to stop bullying C

Question 4

It is possible to reduce prejudice towards an out-group by

Accepted Answer

A)  leaving it to the family 
B)  ensuring that the child learns about other cultures in the school curriculum 
C)  punishing prejudiced behaviour severely 
D)  doing nothing 
A)  leaving it to the family 
B)  ensuring that the child learns about other cultures in the school curriculum 
C)  punishing prejudiced behaviour severely 
D)  doing nothing

Question 5

Studies of day care suggest that:

Accepted Answer

A)  day care has a positive effect provided that it is of good quality 
B)  there is no relationship between the quality of attachment security and the effects of day care 
C)  children under the age of two should not be placed in day care 
D)  the researchers have not reached consensus on this issue 
A)  day care has a positive effect provided that it is of good quality 
B)  there is no relationship between the quality of attachment security and the effects of day care 
C)  children under the age of two should not be placed in day care 
D)  the researchers have not reached consensus on this issue

Question 6

Gender roles are learned when:

Accepted Answer

A)  parents reinforce gender-appropriate behaviour 
B)  children imitate same-sex peers because they spend more time with them 
C)  children imitate same-sex role models because they have learned that this is what a child of their own sex usually does 
D)  all of the above 
A)  parents reinforce gender-appropriate behaviour 
B)  children imitate same-sex peers because they spend more time with them 
C)  children imitate same-sex role models because they have learned that this is what a child of their own sex usually does 
D)  all of the above

Children's play is important because:

Research on imaginary companions indicates that:

Studies of school bullying show that

It is possible to reduce prejudice towards an out-group by

Studies of day care suggest that:

Gender roles are learned when:

The Developing Child

The Evolving Sense of Self and Others

Attachment

Language and Communication

The Impact of Traditional and New Media

Addictions, Obesity and Eating Disorders

Safe and Risky Sexual Behaviour

Emotional Health and Well-Being

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Exam 4: Peer Relationships in Day Care, Nursery and School

Children's play is important because:

Research on imaginary companions indicates that:

Studies of school bullying show that

It is possible to reduce prejudice towards an out-group by

Studies of day care suggest that:

Gender roles are learned when:

The Developing Child

The Evolving Sense of Self and Others

Attachment

Language and Communication

The Impact of Traditional and New Media

Addictions, Obesity and Eating Disorders

Safe and Risky Sexual Behaviour

Emotional Health and Well-Being

Filters