PSPR Modules 1-3 Exam

What age group does the Preoperational stage of Piaget's cognitive development theory focus on?

• 0-2 years

• 2-7 years

• 7-11 years

• 11+ years

In Erikson’s theory, what is the conflict children face during the preschool years?

• Trust vs. Mistrust

• Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt

• Initiative vs. Guilt

• Industry vs. Inferiority

Which of the following is NOT a developmental domain for young children?

• Physical development

• Mathematical thinking

• Digital literacy

• Language and literacy

Why is play important in early childhood education?

• It focuses solely on physical development.

• It improves language, social, physical, and problem-solving skills.

What should caregivers prioritize when planning experiences for preschoolers?

• Making lessons competitive and difficult

• Offering hands-on, fun, and achievable activities

• Focusing only on physical development

• Minimizing social interactions

According to Piaget, how do children in the Preoperational stage learn?

• By following strict instructions

• Through their actions and experiences

• By reading and writing

• By memorizing facts

What should be encouraged during the Initiative vs. Guilt stage in Erikson's theory?

• Restricting children’s curiosity

• Encouraging exploration and independence

• Punishing children for being curious

• Avoiding social interactions

Which of the following is an example of fine motor skills development in preschoolers?

• Running

• Throwing

• Coloring

• Jumping

When designing learning centers in a preschool classroom, what is essential?

• Having only one type of activity

• Making sure activities are too easy

• Offering a wide variety of challenging and achievable opportunities

• Focusing only on arts and crafts

What is a developmental alert for children aged 3-5?

• A child developing faster than peers

• A child unable to perform typical activities for their age

• A child who speaks multiple languages

• A child who enjoys solitary play