The Developing Child Chapter 1

A _________ is a count made before any steps are taken to try to change the behavior of someone.

• objective

• baseline

• interpretation

A _________ is a record of everything observed for a set period such as 15 minutes.

• interpretation

• baseline

• running record

The analysis the observer forms and expresses about what was observed is called an ___________________

• interpretation

• objective

• stimulation

A list of skills children should master, or behaviors they should exhibit at a certain age is called a __________________

• typical behavior

• development checklist

• running record

A _________ is a way of acting or responding to what is common at each stage of childhood.

• self-esteem

• stimulation

• typical behavior

_______________, or self worth, is the value people place on themselves.

• caregiver

• self-esteem

• typical behavior

______________ means something is factual and leaves aside prejudices.

• objective

• interpretation

• self esteem

A person who takes care of a child is called a __________.

• human life cycle

• baseline

• caregiver

The __________is a set of stages of human development that each present different challenges to be met or skills acquired.

• running record

• human life cycle

• development checklist

___________ is any activity that arouses a baby's sense of sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell.

• interpretation

• objective

• stimulation