HBSE Chapter 4-6

The ______ approach posits that parents should be consistent in their responses to their children’s behavior.

• cognitive developmental approach

• behavioral developmental approach

• social learning approach

• psychodynamic approach

David purposefully hits Sam with a stick during playtime. This is an example of ______ aggression.

• relational

• forceful

• hostile

• instrumental

The ability to understand another person’s emotional condition is ______.

• empathy

• imaginative play

• perspective taking

• intuition

People with ______ are able to motivate themselves, delay gratification, and regulate their moods.

• protective factors

• resilience

• strengths perspective

• emotional intelligence

The zone of proximal development encompasses the theoretical space between a child’s current developmental level and their ______ level.

• potential

• future

• intended

• past developmental

In middle childhood, children remain stagnant in their ability to identify and articulate their own emotions and the emotions of others.

• True

• False

The capacity of adolescents to apply hypothetical reasoning to various situations is known as ______.

• mestizo perspective

• postconventional moral reasoning

• formal operational thought

• social identity

Nutrition is less important in adolescence than in childhood because the body is more developed.

• True

• False

Scribbling, cutting with scissors, and printing one’s name are all examples of ______ skills.

• developmental motor

• fine motor

• physical motor

• gross motor