Quiz in self - regulation

What is the definition of self-regulation?

• The ability to follow the instructions of the educator

• The ability to follow an adult

• The ability to control one's impulses

• The ability to ignore instructions

What is one of the three main axes of self-regulation?

• Social self-regulation

• Compliance

• Cognitive self-regulation

• Conformity

What is a cognitive self-regulation activity mentioned in the text?

• MindReader

• Incredible Years

• Same Kind

• Eye Spy

What is one of the 'readiness' signs mentioned in the text?

• Do not pay attention

• Do not remember instructions

• Do not complete tasks

• Do not communicate desires and needs

What is one of the programs used to enhance self-regulation according to the text?

• Same Kind

• Eye Spy

• MindReader

• PRSIST

What is the main theory on which the Tools of the Mind intervention program is based?

• The Theory of Development by Freud

• The Theory of Evolution by Darwin

• Sociocultural Theory by Vygotsky

• Self-Regulation Theory by Bandura

What is the first step children should take in the Play Planning game?

• Use objects

• Choose a role

• Design the game

• Read books

What is the main characteristic of the game Red Light, Purple Light?

• Attention and memory

• Self-regulation within the group

• Development of cognitive complexity

• Use of music and movement games

What is the main characteristic of the game Actor's Studio?

• Emotional regulation and understanding

• Development of executive function

• Knowledge development and phonological awareness

• Self-control in the game

What is the main characteristic of the game WhoSays?

• Self-regulation within the team

• Development of cognitive complexity

• Development of attention, memory, and impulse control

• Development of executive function