Socio-emotional Development Quiz

According to researchers Alexander Thomas and Stella Chess, how many temperament traits influence a child's emotional and behavioral style?

• Nine

• Seven

• Eleven

• Five

What is the characteristic of children with high sensory threshold?

• They are agitated by sensory experiences

• They are unaffected by sensory experiences

• They are uncomfortable with sensory stimuli

• They are easily irritated by sensory stimuli

Which dimension of temperament involves the ability to regulate one's behavior, attention, and emotions?

• Fear

• Effortful Control

• Extraversion/Surgency

• Negative Emotionality

In Lawrence Kohlberg's theory of moral development, what is the focus of Stage 4 in the Conventional Morality level?

• Individualism and exchange

• Maintaining social order

• Good interpersonal relationships

• Social contract and individual rights

How do young children typically view death according to the text?

• As universal and reversible

• As avoidable

• As temporary and reversible

• As permanent and irreversible

What is the primary focus of adolescents in understanding death?

• Believing in the reversibility of death

• Accepting the finality of death

• Avoiding existential questions

• Questioning the meaning of life

Which identity status in James Marcia's framework involves actively exploring various options but not yet making a commitment?

• Identity Diffusion

• Identity Foreclosure

• Identity Achievement

• Identity Moratorium

What is the characteristic of children with low-intensity pleasure according to the Effortful Control dimension of temperament?

• The ability to suppress inappropriate or impulsive behaviors

• The tendency to enjoy activities that are less stimulating and more calming

• The general level of physical energy and movement

• The ability to detect subtle stimuli in the environment

According to Kagan, what does the term 'inhibited' refer to in the context of temperament?

• Shy, timid, and fearful profile

• Bold, sociable, and outgoing behaviors

• Stable behavioral and emotional reactions

• Fear and apprehension in children

What is the primary focus of Stage 6 in Lawrence Kohlberg's theory of moral development?

• Universal principles and ethical values

• Individualism and exchange

• Obedience and punishment orientation

• Maintaining social order