ECE 1- Unit 2 Exam

Removing a hot kettle from the cooking area

• Indirect Guidance

• Direct Guidance

Lowering the easel so the children can comfortably reach the paper

• Indirect Guidance

• Direct Guidance

Telling Tom, "You'll lose your turn if you keep pushing."

• Indirect Guidance

• Direct Guidance

Suggesting to Wendy that she place her arm around Kris, who is cryting.

• Indirect Guidance

• Direct Guidance

Showing approval by smiling at Jamal after he finished a puzzle.

• Indirect Guidance

• Direct Guidance

Prosocial behavior is defined as _____.

• any action that is meant to help others

• being sociable and having lots of friends

• any action that brings harm to others

• helping just to help out, for personal satisfaction

Ben is driving when he sees a car stopped on the side of the road, and the passengers looking quite distressed. Ben knows if he stops he will be late for work, but he is worried for the other cars safety and would feel guilty for not stopping, so he pulls over to help. What is Ben demonstrating?

• Altruism

• External Motives

• Prosocial behavior

• Being a good person

A toddler is given a cookie after saying “please”. Now he says please all the time.

• Positive Reinforcement

• Negative Reinforcement

• Positive Punishment

• Negative Punishment

"Sharon, paint only on your own paper. If you paint on Sandra's paper again, you'll have to move."

• prompting

• persuading

• warning

• suggesting

"Sally, let's draw on the chalkboard instead."

• redirecting

• warning

• encouraging

• persuading