Preschool Children Development Quiz

What do preschool children learn to understand during this stage of their life?

• Advanced academic concepts

• What is appropriate and inappropriate behavior

• Complex mathematical theories

• How to perform professional tasks

What ability do preschool children develop in terms of social interaction?

• They learn to drive vehicles

• They become capable of professional networking

• They are better able to relate to other children and people socially

• They master the art of public speaking

How do the emotions of preschool children change during this stage?

• Their emotions become less intense

• Their emotions become more complex

• They become emotionless

• They only experience happiness

What do preschoolers start to have feelings about according to the text?

• Their favorite toys

• Their feelings about themselves and how they fit into the world

• Their homework assignments

• Their bedtime

What do preschoolers begin to do as they develop a social perspective?

• They start to take "initiative" and become more dependent

• They start to follow rules more strictly

• They start to take "initiative" and become more independent

• They start to rely more on their parents

According to Erikson, what should children do during the initiative stage?

• They should follow strict rules.

• They should take initiative and be themselves.

• They should focus on learning from adults.

• They should avoid making decisions.

If children do not take initiative or feel capable of doing things well, what might they develop?

• A sense of accomplishment.

• A sense of pride.

• A sense of guilt.

• A sense of curiosity.

What might children who blame themselves for their failures become?

• More confident and outgoing.

• More reserved and fearful of trying new things.

• More successful in future endeavors.

• More willing to take risks.

What should parents do to encourage initiative in their children according to the teaching material?

• Limit the children's opportunities to ask questions

• Encourage children to ask questions and give them opportunities to learn

• Discourage children from doing things on their own

• Avoid explaining things to children

How should parents react when a child makes a mistake?

• Ignore the mistake and move on

• Punish the child for making a mistake

• Support and encourage the child by letting them know that making a mistake is okay

• Prevent the child from trying again to avoid further mistakes