A+ Answers of the following Questions

1. Question : Which of the following is true about self-esteem?
It is culturally based
It is the same across all cultures
It only relates to children seeing themselves as individuals
None of the above

2. Question :Which of the following is not suggested as a way to promote self-esteem in young children?
Give children opportunities to experience success
Allow children to experience failure sometimes as a means of feedback
Praise everything children do, even if you do not mean it
Give children honest feedback

3. Question :When are children likely to develop high self-esteem?
When they discover they can have an impact on the world
When they can see themselves regarded in a positive light by those around them
When their competencies are well received by others
All of the above

1. Question :Simultaneous feelings can best be described as:
Sometimes called mixed feelings
Difficult for children because children can focus only on one feeling at a time
Verbalized by adults to help children cope
All of the above

2. Question : When can stress be considered a positive force in a child’s life?
When the child care director walks into the center
When educators use it for performance on evaluations
When it is not used by parents
When it is a growth factor in terms of maturity

3. Question : Which of the following best describes Susan Isaacs’s advice to parents?
It believes that determination, obstinacy, and outbursts of temper are normal, and it takes patienceto socialize children.
It is outdated in today’s society.
It is ridiculous. Children do not need patience; they need a strong hand to make them obedient.
None of the above

1. Question : Self-esteem is best defined by which of the following statements?
 It is a valuing process and ongoing self-appraisal which encompasses self-image and self-concept
It means ignoring the minuses and only acknowledging the
pluses
It means always feeling positive
All of the above

2. Question : Scaffolding is a term that is used in early childhood development. Which of the following is true about scaffolding?
The term relates to Vygotsky’s notion of assisted performance
Vygotsky believed that only adults should assist performance
Adults should avoid scaffolding and let children solve problems on their own to increase their self-esteem
The term was coined by a child playing in the block corner

3. Question :How can adults help children cope with fears?
 By linking up a brave, gentle, outgoing child with one who is fearful
By telling them not to be afraid
By disregarding their feelings
By refusing to label the feeling

1. Question : Taking an antibias approach in an early childhood program means looking at what kind of issues?
Racism
Sexism
Sexual orientation
All of the above

2. Question : Self-esteem is best defined by which of the following statements?
 It is a valuing process and ongoing self-appraisal which encompasses self-image and self-concept
It means ignoring the minuses and only acknowledging the pluses
It means always feeling positive
All of the above

3. Question :When are children likely to develop high self-esteem?
When they discover they can have an impact on the world
When they can see themselves regarded in a positive light by those around them
When their competencies are well received by others
All of the above

1. Question : "China uses too much oil. So they shouldn't develop their industry" may commit which fallacy?
Ad populum
False dichotomy
False friend
Ad orientam

2. Question : "Julie started carrying a rabbit's foot, then she won the lottery. The rabbit's foot must have caused her to win the lottery" commits a(n)
ad hominem fallacy.
false cause fallacy.
strawman fallacy.
slippery slope fallacy.

3. Question : A person who is shown his or her argument commits a fallacy should
run screaming from the room.
argue louder.
add another fallacy.
revise the argument.