Child Development types of play obj 5

What is babbling?

• When an infant experiments with articulate sounds but does not produce recognizable words

• The act of making a gentle low noise

• The first stage of Piaget’s Theory of Cognitive Development

• Exploring materials without any sort of organization

What is cooing?

• Exploring materials without any sort of organization

• When an infant experiments with articulate sounds but does not produce recognizable words

• The first stage of Piaget’s Theory of Cognitive Development

• The act of making a gentle low noise

Who was Jean Piaget?

• A Swiss philosopher who studied cognitive science

• A Swiss mathematician who studied human intelligence

• A Swiss psychologist who studied animal behavior

• A Swiss psychologist who studied child development

What does Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development deal with?

• The nature of language and how humans learn it

• The nature of social interactions and how humans engage in them

• The nature of emotions and how humans express them

• The nature of knowledge and how humans acquire it

What is the sensorimotor stage in Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development?

• The stage where children play alone because they have not developed socially

• The stage where children watch others play, but do not join in

• The stage where children play near one another, but without interacting directly

• The stage where children learn about the world by using their senses

What is solitary play?

• The act of making a gentle low noise

• When children watch others play, but do not join in

• Exploring materials without any sort of organization

• When children play alone because they have not developed socially

What is unoccupied play?

• When children watch others play, but do not join in

• Exploring materials without any sort of organization

• The act of making a gentle low noise

• When children play alone because they have not developed socially

What is imaginative play?

• When children are role playing and acting out various experiences

• When children watch others play, but do not join in

• When children play alone because they have not developed socially

• When children play near one another, but without interacting directly

What is onlooker play?

• When children play near one another, but without interacting directly

• When children watch others play, but do not join in

• Exploring materials without any sort of organization

• The act of making a gentle low noise

What is parallel play?

• Exploring materials without any sort of organization

• The act of making a gentle low noise

• When children play alone because they have not developed socially

• When children play near one another, but without interacting directly