Child and Adolescent Development

P.I.E.S. Development are the areas of development for babies and children. These areas of development track growth like motor skills, speech, social skills, and even dealing with emotions. P.I.E.S stands for?

• Physical, Intellectual, Emotional, and Social.

• Physical, Ideal, Emotional, Social

• Psychological, Intellectual, Emotions, Social

Which activity would be classified under social development?

• Learning to talk

• Sharing

• Walking for the first time

• Recognizing your mother's voice

A child understanding who they are, the emotions that they feel, properly responding to those emotions, and not throwing tantrums is a sign of growth in which area of development?

• Social

• Emotional

• Intellectual

• Physical

Learning to throw a ball, successfully pointing your finger, using a fork to grab food and put it in your mouth, and clapping are all showing control over your body and using your muscle coordination. This is an example of which area of wellness.

• Intellectual Development

• Social Development

• Physical Development

• Emotional Development

Successfully playing pretend with other kids without being bossy, whiny, or rude is a sign of growth and health in the area of social development.

• True

• False

Your values in life are all of these except...

• What is important to you in life

• Your morals, what you believe is right and wrong

• Something expensive and valuable to you

• Help guide your decision making according to what you believe in

Babies know nothing but reflexes and have to be taught everything they need to know. Who is the biggest influence on a child's development?

• Their pediatrician

• The people in their lives, they learn by others showing them or watching others

• Their friends

• Their natural genes and reflexes

All of these are benefits of reading to children except:

• Exposure to vocabulary and language

• The bond between parents and children during close up reading time

• Learning empathy through the perspective of characters and exploring their imagination with visuals and scenery

• Making children not like reading

As an adolescent, which is most likely a milestone that you have reached recently in your development or are currently working on.

• Can tell the difference between real and make believe

• Ride a bike without training wheels

• Learning to use your pointer finger to point to things

• Begin developing a world view and a basic set of values

What does S. I. D. S. stand for in child sleep safety, where the baby dies from suffocation or unknown causes in sleep?

• Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

• Sudden Infant Dying Syndrome

• Somewhat Important Death Statistics