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Child Development: Chap 1 and Human Theorist

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

According to Gardner, a child who is naturally social and understands intuitively facial expressions and nonverbal gestures of those with whom they interact, has strength in this intelligence:

a)

Interpersonal Intelligence

b)

Intrapersonal Intelligence

c)

Musical Intelligence

d)

Spatial Intelligence

2.

According to Gardner, a child who loves to explore the outdoors, or visit a science museum or zoo exhibits strength in this Intelligence:

a)

Naturalist Intelligence

b)

Spatial Intelligence

c)

Existential Intelligence

d)

Interpersonal Intelligence

3.

According to Gardner, a child who asks, "Why?" often maybe exhibiting a stronger Intelligence in this area:

a)

Existential Intelligence

b)

Naturalist Intelligence

c)

Spatial Intelligence

d)

Intrapersonal Intelligence

4.

According to Gardner, building a paper airplane or creating origami, as well as playing a sport or participating in ballet, encourages this type of Intelligence:

a)

Bodily- Kinesthetic Intelligence

b)

Spatial Intelligence

c)

Naturalist Intelligence

d)

Existential Intelligence

5.

According to Gardner, Reading a book to your child before bed time will encourage this type of Intelligence to grow.

a)

Logical- Mathematical Intelligence

b)

Linguistics Intelligence

c)

Interpersonal Intelligence

d)

Muscial Intelligence

6.

Eight Stages of Development, one of which was Trust vs Mistrust. Had to successfully met one stage to move onto the next

a)

Eric Erikson

b)

Jean Piaget

c)

Howard Gardner

d)

Abraham Maslow

e)

Sigmund Freud

7.

Studied his own children's development and create four stages of mental growth, one was sensorimotor.

a)

Eric Erikson

b)

Jean Piaget

c)

Howard Gardner

d)

Abraham Maslow

e)

Sigmund Freud

8.

Developed the Multiple Intelligences, including Spatial and Interpersonal

a)

Eric Erikson

b)

Jean Piaget

c)

Howard Gardner

d)

Abraham Maslow

e)

Sigmund Freud

9.

Created the Heirarchy of Needs

a)

Eric Erikson

b)

Jean Piaget

c)

Howard Gardner

d)

Abraham Maslow

e)

Sigmund Freud

10.

Developed the Psychoanylatical Theory, which states early childhood experiences influence lifelong behavior

a)

Eric Erikson

b)

Jean Piaget

c)

Howard Gardner

d)

Abraham Maslow

e)

Sigmund Freud

11.

Children learn through ___

a)

play

b)

rewarding

c)

stimulated

d)

Nurture

e)

Development

12.

Caring for children can be very_____

a)

play

b)

rewarding

c)

stimulated

d)

Nurture

e)

Development

13.

Babies that are _____ grow more quickly.

a)

behavior

b)

alike

c)

stimulated

d)

Nurture

e)

Development

14.

No two children are _____

a)

behavior

b)

alike

c)

heard

d)

Nurture

e)

Development

15.

Referred to influences and conditions in a child's environment

a)

behavior

b)

alike

c)

heard

d)

Nurture

e)

Development

16.

Doesn't end in when childhood does.

a)

behavior

b)

alike

c)

heard

d)

Nurture

e)

Development

17.

It's not easy understanding children's ___

a)

behavior

b)

alike

c)

heard

d)

rewarding

e)

play

18.

In early times, children were meant to be seen not ___

a)

behavior

b)

alike

c)

heard

d)

rewarding

e)

play

19.

Referred to as nature

a)

behavior

b)

Heredity

c)

heard

d)

rewarding

e)

play

20.

Childhood has a proud influence on ____.

a)

life

b)

career

c)

financial gains

d)

parents

21.

Understanding children's behavior helps you to respond ____.

a)

appropriately

b)

quickly

c)

sternly

d)

passively

22.

The best way to learn about children is through active ______.

a)

involvement

b)

studying

c)

separation

d)

learning

23.

Studying about ______ helps you understand yourself better.

a)

children

b)

science

c)

religion

d)

socialism

24.

Learning how children develop helps you understand why they are ____on others.

a)

dependent

b)

independent

c)

aggressive

d)

detached

25.

Caregivers provide affections to help children grown _____.

a)

emotionally

b)

morally

c)

socially

d)

intellectually

26.

Children develop at different _____.

a)

discovery

b)

rates

c)

heredity

d)

stages

27.

The way we think about children depends on our _____.

a)

childhood

b)

careers

c)

education

d)

bank account

28.

Some people though that childhood was nothing _____.

a)

special

b)

rewarding

c)

more than an avenue to adulthood

d)

to celebrate

29.

Childhood is a recent ______.

a)

discovery

b)

special time

c)

behavior adaption

d)

addition to our self-worth