child development-interactions-33 Questions

When children play side by side but do not interact with each other, we call this...

• Parallel play

• Cooperative play

• Onlooker play

• Make believe play

Knowing right from wrong

• Physical development

• Intellectual development

• Social development

• Moral development

• Emotional development

Learning to interact with people. Learning to trust others, own independence and what is acceptable behavior.

• Physical development

• Intellectual development

• Emotional development

• Social development

• Moral development

Growing in size, muscle strength, and coordination.

• Physical development

• Intellectual development

• Emotional development

• Social development

• Moral development

Growing in ability to learn, think, and judge.

• Physical development

• Intellectual development

• Emotional development

• Social development

• Moral development

Growing in ability to control emotions and expressing them in appropriate ways.

• Physical development

• Intellectual development

• Emotional development

• Social development

• Moral development

Childcare is an important responsibility and if you know what to expect, you can do a better job.

• True

• False

There are general patterns to how children develop, but each child is...

• unique

• the same

• born knowing to say "no"

• knowledgeable at birth

The social stage of child development deals with...

• walking

• running

• eating on their own

• getting along with others

The moral stage of child development deals with...

• knowing right from wrong

• agreeing with everyone

• playing with others

• growing 5 inches each year