Ch. 9 Intellectual Development (Child Development)

What does the concept of "object constancy" refer to?

• Objects remain the same even if they appear different

• Objects change their identity over time

• Objects are always in motion

• Objects cannot be perceived without light

Which of the following is a stage in Piaget's Cognitive Development Theory?

• Sensorimotor stage

• Reflexive stage

• Abstract stage

• Logical stage

At what age do infants typically begin to recognize voices?

• One Month

• Two Months

• Six Months

• Nine Months

Which milestone is expected at two months of age?

• Begins to understand more labels

• Follows slow movement with eyes

• Combines goals with actions

• Discriminates between faces

At three months, infants start to seek the source of noise by doing what?

• Turning their head

• Crying less

• Recognizing objects

• Imitating sounds

What is a typical milestone for infants at four to five months?

• Learns new reactions

• Begins to understand more labels

• Discriminates between faces

• Responds to commands

Which activity is important for newborns to feel loved?

• Interactions with caregiver

• Watching TV

• Playing video games

• Reading books

What is a stimulating activity for newborns related to sound?

• Hearing sounds

• Watching colors

• Smelling flowers

• Tasting food

What is an important aspect of learning for babies according to the agenda?

• Learning language

• Learning to drive

• Learning to cook

• Learning to paint

Which activity is NOT listed as a stimulating activity for newborns?

• Playing video games

• Motor activities

• Memory activities

• Problem-solving activities