Question 1
2/ 2pts
A child's vision and hearing are not as efficient as that of an adolescent or
adult.
True
Question 2
2/ 2pts
A general term used to describe a variety of conditions characterized by a
sudden illness that has a rapid onset and short duration.
acute illness
Question 3
2/ 2pts
According to McEwen & Morrison, the region of the brain associated with
working memory, self-regulation, and goal-directed actions is the:
Prefrontal Cortex
Question 4
2/ 2pts
Body Mass Index (BMI) is a measure of overall health that compares a
person’s:
height to weight ratio
Question 5
2/ 2pts
Approximately ______ children in the United States have at least one chronic
health problem.
1 in 4
Question 6
2/ 2pts
The visual impairment that causes individuals to be unable to see objects or
words that are far away.
Myopia
Question 7
2/ 2pts
Auditory impairments are often accompanied by ______ impairments.
speech
Question 8
2/ 2pts
Micah has learned to say, "yes sir" and "no sir" when speaking to his
grandfather but does not use these phrases when speaking to his brother.
This behavior illustrates the concept of ________.
Pragmatics
Question 9
2/ 2pts
Which of the following contribute most significantly to higher IQ scores for
toddlers?
home environment
Question 10
2/ 2pts
Vygotsky believed that ______ was the foundation of all higher cognitive
processes.
language
Question 11
2/ 2pts
One test of short-term memory involves asking children to repeat a string of
numbers. It is common for 7-year-olds to remember ______ numbers.
5-7
Question 12
2/ 2pts
Sylvia is learning to knit. Her grandmother patiently demonstrates, then
allows Sylvia to practice. When Sylvia cannot remember how to continue, her
grandmother demonstrates the next step in the process, then guides Sylvia
in performing that step. This demonstrates Vygotsky's concept of:
Scaffolding
Question 13
2/ 2pts
Which approach to reading instruction encourages children to learn to read
in the same way that they learned to speak?
Whole-language
Question 14
2/ 2pts
A child’s tendency to exclusively focus on one particular aspect of a
situation.
centration
Question 15
2/ 2pts
A child’s inability to distinguish his own perspective or level of understanding
from anyone else’s.
egocentrism
Question 16
2/ 2pts
A child’s tendency to mentally link various experiences or events even if
there is no logical reason for their association.
transduction
Question 17
2/ 2pts
The stage of development identified by Erikson as the one during which
children learn productive skills important to their culture.
Industry vs. Inferiority
Question 18
2/ 2pts
William offers a hug to a classmate that has fallen on the playground. This
ability to express empathy is typically seen after this age:
2
Question 19
2/ 2pts
Ahmad's preschool teacher provides creative learning activities and games
designed to help children acquire social as well as academic skills. He is
enrolled in this type of preschool program:
Child-centered
Question 20
2/ 2pts
Research indicates that children are least likely to suffer abuse when they
live with both biological parents.
True
Question 21
2/ 2pts
Enduring emotional and behavioral characteristics that make individuals
different from others.
personality
Question 22
2/ 2pts
Which type of parenting tends to produce high-achieving, self-confident
children?
Authoritative
Question 23
2/ 2pts
Most sports teams require this type of play:
Cooperative
Question 24
2/ 2pts
One of the most common ways children in middle childhood describe
themselves is in terms of:
Psychological characteristics
Question 25
2/ 2pts
Fowler’s theory of faith formation is based mainly on:
developmental stage theories
Question 26
2/ 2pts
According to research conducted by George Barna, ______% of people who
accept Christ as Savior do so before the age of 13.
43
Question 27
2/ 2pts
Faith appears to be strictly a function of parental influence during childhood.
False
Question 28
2/ 2pts
The Christian concept of discipleship is supported by the ____ theory of
development.
Sociocultural
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