The Enchanting Power of Fairy Tales in Child Development

The video explores the significance of fairy tales in children's development, examining their historical roots and psychological impact. It discusses how these stories help children navigate emotions and fears, offering moral lessons and a sense of security. Experts explain the transition from childhood belief in magic to adolescent reality, highlighting the role of fairy tales in this process.

Which author is known for popularizing the tale of Cinderella in 1697?

• Hans Christian Andersen

• J.K. Rowling

• Charles Perrault

• The Brothers Grimm

What role do fairy tales play in a child's emotional development?

• They provide entertainment only.

• They have no impact on children.

• They help children process their emotions and fears.

• They teach children how to read.

How do children typically react to the violence in fairy tales?

• They ignore it completely.

• They are traumatized by it.

• They are indifferent to it.

• They find it amusing and reassuring.

What is a common theme found in fairy tales that helps children cope with their fears?

• A hero overcoming obstacles and achieving a happy ending.

• A villain always winning.

• A story with no resolution.

• A tale with no moral lesson.

What is a key reason children repeatedly ask for the same fairy tale?

• They enjoy the illustrations.

• They forget the story.

• They find comfort in the familiar story.

• They want to memorize it.

At what age did Kostya stop believing in fairy tales?

• Eight years old

• Ten years old

• Six years old

• Four years old

What is a significant change that occurs during adolescence regarding fairy tales?

• A desire to write new fairy tales

• Increased belief in fairy tales

• Complete rejection of all stories

• A shift from fantasy to reality