Chapter 14.2 Part 2

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a reason why children might lie on purpose?

• To get attention from adults

• To avoid punishment

• To please others and not risk losing love

• To improve their memory

Multiple Choice

What is the best way that a parent can teach moral behavior?

• by punishing a child if he lies, even if the child is simply being imaginative

• by modeling moral behavior in every day life

• by encouraging a child to show initiative and be competitive

• all are correct

Multiple Select

According to the slides, what are some ways parents can limit the negative effects of television and electronic devices on children?

• By ignoring what children watch

• By being aware and responsible for what children watch

• Talking to children about family values and why some things on tv are wrong

• By never allowing children to watch any media

Multiple Choice

Which statement best describes aggressive behavior as mentioned in the material?

• hostile and sometimes destructive behavior shown during conflict

• quiet and calm behavior in a group

• ignoring others during playtime

• friendly and helpful actions toward others

Multiple Choice

Which action helps acknowledge children's efforts to resolve conflicts?

• offering specific praise and encouragement

• criticizing their mistakes

• ignoring their attempts

• discouraging them from lying

Multiple Select

Which of the following are benefits of competition for children?

• It helps children avoid making friends

• It stimulates individual efforts and promotes higher standards

• It helps children excel and prepares them for the adult world.

• It teaches children to always win

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a reason why competition can be harmful to children?

• It encourages teamwork and cooperation.

• It instills the idea that success depends on outdoing others, leading to hostile relationships.

• It always improves self-esteem.

• It helps all children believe that they can succeed.

Multiple Choice

What negative effect can competition have on children who rarely win?

• it can make them more popular among peers

• it can increase their motivation to always participate

• it can discourage initiative and lower their self-esteem

• it can improve their leadership skills

Multiple Choice

When playing sports, parents should encourage their children to improve their skills by comparing them to other players.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

How should children be encouraged to measure their progress?

• by focusing only on winning

• by ignoring their own performance and focusing on the performance of others

• by comparing themselves with their friends and other peers

• by comparing their skills today with their skills in the past

Multiple Choice

Two six-year-olds run to see who can reach the swings first. What is this an example of?

• competition

• teamwork

• cooperation

• self-confidence