SGC3203 - Quiz + Final exam hints

Which of the following is a common behavioural characteristic of preschoolers?

• They prefer solitary play and avoid social interaction

• They have limited curiosity and rarely ask questions

• They are more vocal in expressing emotions and ideas

• They lack the ability to use objects symbolically in play

Which of the following is an effective guidance strategy when managing preschoolers' behaviour?

• Ignoring the child’s behaviour completely

• Explaining the consequences of their actions in simple terms

• Encouraging children to express anger through physical actions

• Allowing children to set their own rules without guidance

Which of the following is NOT a common reason for problematic behaviour in children?

• Inappropriate expectations from adults

• Boredom and lack of engaging activities

• Increased parental involvement in daily activities

• Frustration due to inability to communicate

A child frequently throws tantrums and refuses to follow instructions. This behaviour could be categorized as:

• Immature self-control

• High intelligence

• Proper emotional regulation

• Strong leadership skills

Which of the following is an example of an emotional and behavioural disorder in children?

• Difficulty in reading and writing

• Chronic aggressive behaviour that disrupts social expectations

• Lack of physical coordination

• Difficulty in hearing and speech

Which of the following best defines Developmentally Appropriate Practices (DAP) in early childhood education?

• A strict curriculum where all children learn at the same pace

• Activities and instruction tailored to match each child’s developmental stage

• A structured classroom environment with no flexibility

• A standardized approach that does not consider individual differences

Which of the following is a key factor of assertive communication when guiding children’s behaviour?

• Using complicated words and long explanations

• Being firm but also respectful and empathetic

• Ignoring children's emotions when giving instructions

• Making rules unclear to encourage independence

Which of the following is the best way to show empathy when communicating with children?

• Telling the child their feelings are unimportant

• Validating their emotions while setting clear boundaries

• Ignoring their concerns to teach resilience

• Overreacting and changing the rules to accommodate their feelings

What is an important counselling technique to help children manage stress?

• Allowing children to avoid discussing their feelings

• Creating a private and safe environment for conversations

• Giving immediate solutions without listening to the child

• Encouraging children to suppress their emotions

Why should adults limit direct advice when counselling children?

• To allow children to develop their own problem-solving skills

• To avoid giving them any guidance at all

• Because children do not need any support from adults

• So that children feel unsure about their choices