Bob has suffered damage to his brain. What will be the strongest contributing factor to his recovery?

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A 5-year-old was given a set of numbers to remember and was able to remember a 4 digit active number, what memory type did he use?

Group of answer choices

Short-term memory

 

Sensory Memory

 

Long-term memory

 

Executive function

 

Question 2Question 20.5 pts

 

A teacher supporting a child until they can perform a task unaided is an example of what concept?

Group of answer choices

Pretend Play

 

Theory of Mind

 

Scaffolding

 

Private Speech

 

 

Question 3Question 30.5 pts

 

What disorder may a child have if they show significant disturbances in these areas: (a) deficits in social interaction, (b) deficits in communication, and (c) repetitive patterns of behavior or interests?

Group of answer choices

Dysphoria

 

Down syndrome

 

Autism spectrum disorder

 

Animism

 

 

Question 4Question 40.5 pts

 

If a child has a tantrum when the caregiver makes a minor detail change to their agenda, what may this child have?

Group of answer choices

Autism spectrum disorder

 

Dysphoria

 

Anxious attachment

 

Animism

 

 

Question 5Question 50.5 pts

 

What must a child do to have a theory mind?

Group of answer choices

Self- awareness

 

They must be able to tell the difference between what is true and what others “think” is true

 

Understanding that the world around them is fast moving and confusing

 

knowing when they are right and wrong

 

Question 6Question 60.5 pts

 

What are some of the benefits of children that learn self- control from a young age?

Group of answer choices

They will avoid immediate gratifications

 

They will have a strong sense of confidence

 

They will not fall into peer pressure

 

They will make better health and academic choice later in life.

 

 

Question 7Question 70.5 pts

 

You just came back from class in which the topic was egocentrism in the preoperational stage. You have a 4-year-old and thought that you would see if what you learned was accurate. You are sitting directly across from her and ask her to look at the front and back cover of her favorite book. After she did this you asked her to describe “the part of the book I am looking at.” What does she tell you?

Group of answer choices

the number of pages of the book

 

what you see

 

what she sees

 

what the story is about

 

 

: Question 8Question 80.5 pts

 

Having received a new bike for his birthday, Grant tells his mother that the bike needs to come inside the house at night because it might get lonely in the garage by itself. Grant’s rationale for why his bike needs to come inside the house is best explained by Piaget’s concept of ____.

Group of answer choices

animalism

 

centration

 

reversibility

 

egocentrism

 

Question 9Question 90.5 pts

 

Young children are less able to focus on active, hands-on play due to this current trend which also shows negative effects on cognitive and language development and is linked to attention problems later in childhood. Which trend would this be?

Group of answer choices

Exercise

 

Preschool

 

Fast Food

 

Television

 

 

Question 10Question 100.5 pts

 

Dunn and Munn concluded over half of all siblings fights in early childhood occurred because…

Group of answer choices

Attention

 

Food

 

Toys

 

Property

 

 

Question 11Question 110.5 pts

 

The brain is about ___________ its adult weight by two years of age aned by age 6, it is at _________ its adult weight.

Group of answer choices

75 Percent; 95 Percent

 

65 Percent; 95 Percent

 

75 Percent; 100 Percent

 

80 Percent; 100 Percent

 

Question 12Question 120.5 pts

 

Jenna, has 3 kids and everyday Jenna asks her children how their school day went and will read them stories at bedtime. Whenever one of her kids get in trouble Jenna ensures she hears every perspective before she decides on a punishment. What kind of parenting style is Jenna?

Group of answer choices

Authoritarian

 

Authoritative

 

Uninvolved

 

Permissive

 

 

Question 13Question 130.5 pts

 

What is the least common form of play?

Group of answer choices

Solitary Play

 

Onlooker Play

 

Associative Play

 

Unoccupied Play

 

 

Question 14Question 140.5 pts

 

Children between the ages of 2 and 6 years old generally grow how many inches per year?

Group of answer choices

2 inches

 

1 inch

 

3 inches

 

4 inches

 

 

Question 15Question 150.5 pts

 

Her daughter chooses to wait, what is her daughter showing?

Group of answer choices

self harm

 

Self concept

 

deeper understanding

 

super ego

 

 

Question 16Question 160.5 pts

 

Kwashiorkor impacts children’s physical and cognitive development.

Group of answer choices

True

 

False

 

Question 17Question 170.5 pts

 

Ashley is a toddler how many hours of sleep should she get?

Group of answer choices

14-17 hours

 

7-9 hours

 

9-11 hours

 

11-14 hours

 

 

Question 18Question 180.5 pts

 

Mary keeps peeing in her clothes during the day and bed at night, she isn’t doing this voluntarily, it just keeps happening. What disorder is this?

Group of answer choices

Enuresis

 

Enuresis and Encopresis combined

 

Encopresis

 

It’s not a disorder, she’s just still too young to potty train

 

 

Question 19Question 190.5 pts

 

Sara is a 4-year-old child that dresses like a guy and has many guy friends, many parents think she is really a boy. Her culture doesn’t adapt to her changes in clothes, interests or identity. What is this categorized as?

Group of answer choices

Friendship

 

Gender

 

Metrosexual

 

Self-conscious

 

Question 20Question 200.5 pts

 

Bob has suffered damage to his brain. What will be the strongest contributing factor to his recovery?

Group of answer choices

Neuroplasticity

 

Neurosurgical Treatment

 

Electrocution Therapy

 

Lobotomy

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