Infant Development Quiz

What is cognitive development in infants?

• The emotional development of infants.

• The growth and development of thinking, problem-solving, and understanding abilities.

• The physical growth and development of infants.

• The social development of infants.

At what age do infants start to develop object permanence?

• 3 months

• 8 months

• 12 months

• 6 months

What are the major milestones in motor development during the first year of life?

• Riding a bicycle, swimming, and playing sports.

• Speaking in full sentences, reading, and writing.

• Lifting and turning the head, rolling over, sitting, crawling, and walking.

• Climbing stairs, jumping, and running.

How does social development in infants progress during the first year?

• Social development in infants progresses through stages such as sleep patterns, teething, and growth spurts.

• Social development in infants progresses through stages such as independence from caregivers, self-feeding, and walking.

• Social development in infants progresses through stages such as language development, motor skills development, and cognitive development.

• Social development in infants progresses through stages such as preference for familiar faces, stranger anxiety, attachment to caregivers, and imitation of others.

What are the stages of language development in infants?

• preverbal stage, babbling stage, multi-word stage, and three-word stage.

• prelinguistic stage, babbling stage, one-word stage, and two-word stage

• prelinguistic stage, cooing stage, one-word stage, and three-word stage.

• preverbal stage, babbling stage, one-word stage, and three-word stage.

What is the role of babbling in language development?

• Babbling is a form of communication in infants.

• Babbling has no impact on language development.

• Babbling is a sign of language delay.

• Babbling helps infants practice and refine their vocal skills.

How do infants express and regulate their emotions?

• Written language and professional guidance.

• Physical gestures and peer support.

• Nonverbal cues and caregiver support

• Verbal communication and self-regulation.

What are the key factors that influence emotional development in infants?

• Genetics, physical environment, and cognitive development.

• Parental education, socioeconomic status, and cultural background.

• Nutrition, physical health, and language development.

• Quality of caregiving, infant's temperament, and social environment.

What are the different attachment styles observed in infants?

• secure attachment, insecure-avoidant attachment, insecure-resistant attachment, and organized attachment.

• secure attachment, insecure-avoidant attachment, insecure-resistant attachment, and anxious attachment.

• secure attachment, insecure-avoidant attachment, insecure-resistant attachment, and ambivalent attachment.

• secure attachment, insecure-avoidant attachment, insecure-resistant attachment, and disorganized attachment

How does play contribute to infant development?

• Play only promotes physical development in infants.

• Play promotes cognitive, physical, social, and emotional development in infants.

• Play only promotes social development in infants.

• Play has no impact on infant development.