UTS LESSON 3

Rizal's parents have very high expectations for his academic performance but rarely show him affection or support. Which parenting style does this represent?

• Authoritarian Parenting

• Indulgent Parenting

• Neglectful Parenting

• Authoritative Parenting

Which type of children are characterized as having a positive influence on their peers?

• Popular Children

• Controversial Children

• Rejected Children

• Neglected Children

What is the focus of Erikson's life-span development theory?

• Emotional development

• Identity development

• Moral development

• Cognitive development

Which approach emphasizes freedom and spontaneity in choosing activities for early childhood education?

• Behaviorist approach

• Traditional approach

• Montessori approach

• Constructivist approach

What is the primary focus of moral education?

• Promoting physical health

• Instilling basic moral literacy

• Encouraging artistic expression

• Teaching academic skills

What is the primary goal of early childhood education?

• To limit children's creativity

• To focus solely on academic skills

• To foster social and emotional development

• To prepare children for standardized tests

What is the role of play in early childhood development?

• It should be limited to structured activities

• It has no significant impact on development

• It is a distraction from learning

• It promotes cognitive and social skills

What is the primary benefit of parental involvement in a child's education?

• It has no significant impact

• It limits the child's social interactions

• It creates more homework for the child

• It increases the child's academic performance

Which of the following best describes the concept of resilience in children?

• Resistance to change

• Dependence on adults for support

• A lack of emotional expression

• The ability to recover from setbacks

What is the role of a mentor in a child's development?

• To provide academic tutoring only

• To offer emotional and social support

• To enforce strict discipline

• To limit the child's exposure to new ideas