Child Development Stages

What is object permanence in cognitive development?

• Object permanence is the ability to understand complex mathematical equations

• Object permanence is the belief that objects disappear when they are out of sight

• Object permanence is the concept that objects only exist in dreams

• Object permanence is the understanding that objects continue to exist even when they cannot be seen, heard, or touched.

How does parallel play contribute to social development in children?

• Parallel play hinders social development in children by promoting isolation

• Parallel play contributes to social development in children by providing opportunities for observation, imitation, and eventual interaction with peers.

• Parallel play has no impact on social development in children

• Parallel play leads to increased aggression in children

At what age do most children start walking independently?

• 12-15 months

• 18-24 months

• 6-9 months

• 3-6 years

What are some common signs of separation anxiety in infants?

• Being quiet, not seeking attention, not showing any emotions

• Eating more, sleeping less, being more independent

• Crying, clinging, resisting being left alone, difficulty sleeping or eating

• Laughing, playing, sleeping peacefully

What are the typical milestones for fine motor skills in infants?

• Playing musical instruments

• Grasping objects, reaching for toys, transferring objects from one hand to another, picking up small objects with thumb and forefinger, developing the pincer grasp

• Solving complex puzzles

• Walking unassisted

How does pretend play help in emotional growth?

• Pretend play helps in physical growth

• Pretend play leads to decreased creativity

• Pretend play allows children to explore different roles, express feelings, develop empathy, and learn to regulate emotions.

• Pretend play has no impact on emotional development

What is the significance of tummy time for infants' motor skills development?

• Infants' motor skills develop better without tummy time

• Tummy time delays infants' motor skills development

• Tummy time is significant for infants' motor skills development as it strengthens key muscles required for various movements.

• Tummy time has no impact on infants' motor skills development

What role does attachment play in social development?

• Attachment hinders social development by promoting isolation

• Attachment has no impact on social development

• Attachment provides a secure base for exploration, fosters trust, and helps individuals develop empathy and social skills.

• Attachment leads to over-dependence and lack of independence

When do infants usually start babbling?

• 12 to 15 months

• 1 to 3 months

• 18 to 24 months

• 6 to 9 months

How does crawling impact physical development in infants?

• Crawling causes harm to physical development in infants

• Crawling delays physical development in infants

• Crawling has no impact on physical development in infants

• Crawling impacts physical development in infants by strengthening muscles, improving coordination, balance, and promoting sensory exploration.