CD - Section 6 Final Review - Fall 2022

Which of the following is NOT a good way to bond with infants?

• Ignore the baby when he cries to see if he will self-soothe

• Breastfeeding

• Skin to skin contact

• Read, sing, and talk

Having the freedom to govern itself or control your own affairs.

• Nurturing

• Autonomy

• Inhibited

• Secure

Which of the following is NOT an emotional need of toddlers?

• Unconditional love from family

• Nurturing caretakers and teachers

• Self-confidence and high self-esteem

• Guilt and shame

Which of the following does NOT support social development of toddlers?

• Encouraging kids to hit them back when someone hits them

• Cooperate with others

• Use good manners

• Showing patience and waiting

What is emotional intelligence?

• Recognizing different emotions

• The ability to understand and manage ones emotions

• The ability to communicate with other kids

• Taking turns and sharing

Which of the following is NOT an appropriate way to handle a toddlers misbehaviors?

• Reminding them of rules

• Modeling the appropriate behavior

• Time out

• Spanking them

Which of the following does NOT show social readiness for a preschooler?

• Taking turns

• Showing manners

• Following rules

• Doing what they want to do

Both emotional and social development of infants are most influenced by the:

• actions of siblings.

• child’s individuality.

• child’s temperament.

• type of care a child receives.

Both emotional and social development are related to imitation because infants:

• are affected both by the moods and actions of parents and caregivers.

• imitate only the positive behaviors of their parents.

• imitate the emotional and social development of their parents.

• imitate their parents and caregivers only when they are being playful.

Both emotional and social development are best promoted when:

• children are between the ages of six months and one year.

• children are old enough to know how to talk.

• parents take specific actions to promote these types of development.

• caregivers neglect talking to a child.