Question 1

__________ commit the vast majority of child abuse incidents.

Accepted Answer

A)  Nonparental family members 
B)  Child-care workers 
C)  Parents 
D)  Stepparents and foster parents 
A)  Nonparental family members 
B)  Child-care workers 
C)  Parents 
D)  Stepparents and foster parents

Question 2

When children are threatened, criticized, and punished excessively by adults, they

Accepted Answer

A)  renew their efforts to master new tasks. 
B)  feel too much guilt and their exuberant play breaks down. 
C)  lose the ability to form a sense of morality. 
D)  form a superego by identifying with the same-sex parent. 
A)  renew their efforts to master new tasks. 
B)  feel too much guilt and their exuberant play breaks down. 
C)  lose the ability to form a sense of morality. 
D)  form a superego by identifying with the same-sex parent.

Question 3

Jun, a Chinese child, pushed a playmate at the park. Which of the following sentences is his mother most likely to use while discussing the incident with her son?

Accepted Answer

A)  "The playmate wasn't hurt, so no harm done." 
B)  "You have such as boisterous personality." 
C)  "You made the other boy sad by pushing him." 
D)  "It's okay as long as you didn't intend harm." 
A)  "The playmate wasn't hurt, so no harm done." 
B)  "You have such as boisterous personality." 
C)  "You made the other boy sad by pushing him." 
D)  "It's okay as long as you didn't intend harm."

Question 4

According to social learning theorists,

Accepted Answer

A)  morality has a unique course of development. 
B)  reinforcement for good behavior is enough for children to acquire moral responses. 
C)  children learn to behave morally largely through modeling. 
D)  positive reinforcement for a child's character decreases a behavior's frequency. 
A)  morality has a unique course of development. 
B)  reinforcement for good behavior is enough for children to acquire moral responses. 
C)  children learn to behave morally largely through modeling. 
D)  positive reinforcement for a child's character decreases a behavior's frequency.

Question 5

Children who get along well with agemates tend to

Accepted Answer

A)  request an explanation when they do not understand a peer's behavior. 
B)  attend selectively to social cues. 
C)  hover around peers' activities. 
D)  barge into play groups without asking. 
A)  request an explanation when they do not understand a peer's behavior. 
B)  attend selectively to social cues. 
C)  hover around peers' activities. 
D)  barge into play groups without asking.

__________ commit the vast majority of child abuse incidents.

When children are threatened, criticized, and punished excessively by adults, they

Jun, a Chinese child, pushed a playmate at the park. Which of the following sentences is his mother most likely to use while discussing the incident with her son?

According to social learning theorists,

Children who get along well with agemates tend to

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Exam 10: Emotional and Social Development in Early Childhood

__________ commit the vast majority of child abuse incidents.

When children are threatened, criticized, and punished excessively by adults, they

Jun, a Chinese child, pushed a playmate at the park. Which of the following sentences is his mother most likely to use while discussing the incident with her son?

According to social learning theorists,

Children who get along well with agemates tend to

History, Theory, and Research Strategies

Genetic and Environmental Foundations

Prenatal Development

Birth and the Newborn Baby

Physical Development in Infancy and Toddlerhood

Cognitive Development in Infancy and Toddlerhood

Emotional and Social Development in Infancy and Toddlerhood

Physical Development in Infancy and Toddlerhood

Cognitive Development in Early Childhood

Physical Development in Middle Childhood

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Emotional and Social Development in Middle Childhood

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