The 5 Basic areas of Child Development are

• Emotional, Financial, Social, Intellectual, and Moral

• Educational, Spiritual, Emotional, Social and Physical

• Physical, Emotional, Social, Intellectual, Moral

• Physical, Emotional, Social,Educational, Moral

Researchers have found that Child Development

• Is similar for each individual

• proceeds at an individual rate

• builds upon earlier learning

• All of the above are true

Who is Not a Child Development Theorist

• Jean Piaget

• Frank L. Baum

• Erik Erikson

• Sigmund Freud

The Biological transfer of certain characteristics from earlier generations is called

• Environmental influences,

• Cloning

• Heredity

• Imprinting

Families prepare the children to live in society by or through

• through family , friends and others

• through government programs

• through example, communication and religious training

• by paying experts to teach their children what they need to know to survive

These are beliefs held by an individual, family, community or society

• Assumptions

• Heritages

• Values

• Laws

What can encourage children to repeat a particular behavior

• watching others

• Positive reinforcement

• Guidance

• Punishment

As children mature, they use what to help them decide how to behave in new situations

• conscience

• parents

• phones

• peers

Which is Not a type of Child Care Career

• Pediatrician

• Pre-school teacher

• Neurologist

• Day Care provider

What is Not an aspect of Parent Readiness

• Financial Readiness

• Emotional Maturity

• The age of the parent

• Health Considerations