Child Development 2 chapter 11

a diversion or something that takes your focus away from whatever you are trying to focus on is a

• perceptive
• adequate
• gauge
• distraction

to make a determination or judge is to

• perceptive
• adequate
• gauge
• distraction

satisfactory or acceptable in quantity or quality is

• perceptive
• adequate
• gauge
• distraction

One who really pays attention or is observant is said to be

• perceptive
• adequate
• gauge
• distraction

an unexplainable and illogical fear

• self-centered
• negativism
• temper tantrum
• phobia

This term means doing the opposite of what others want

• self-centered
• negativism
• temper tantrum
• phobia

This term refers to thinking about one's own needs and wants and not those of others

• self-centered
• negativism
• temper tantrum
• phobia

This is when children release anger or frustration by screaming, crying, kicking, pounding, and sometimes holding their breath.

• self-centered
• negativism
• temper tantrum
• phobia

This is the fear of being away from parents, familiar caregivers, or their normal environment

• sibling rivalry
• separation anxiety
• self-concept
• empathy

This is how people see themselves

• sibling rivalry
• separation anxiety
• self-concept
• empathy