WorksheetsChild Development: Chap 1 and Human Theorist
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 15mins
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:
Interpersonal Intelligence
Intrapersonal Intelligence
Musical Intelligence
Spatial Intelligence
According to Gardner, a child who loves to explore the outdoors, or visit a science museum or zoo exhibits strength in this Intelligence:
Naturalist Intelligence
Spatial Intelligence
Existential Intelligence
Interpersonal Intelligence
According to Gardner, a child who asks, "Why?" often maybe exhibiting a stronger Intelligence in this area:
Existential Intelligence
Naturalist Intelligence
Spatial Intelligence
Intrapersonal Intelligence
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:
Bodily- Kinesthetic Intelligence
Spatial Intelligence
Naturalist Intelligence
Existential Intelligence
According to Gardner, Reading a book to your child before bed time will encourage this type of Intelligence to grow.
Logical- Mathematical Intelligence
Linguistics Intelligence
Interpersonal Intelligence
Muscial Intelligence
Eight Stages of Development, one of which was Trust vs Mistrust. Had to successfully met one stage to move onto the next
Eric Erikson
Jean Piaget
Howard Gardner
Abraham Maslow
Sigmund Freud
Studied his own children's development and create four stages of mental growth, one was sensorimotor.
Eric Erikson
Jean Piaget
Howard Gardner
Abraham Maslow
Sigmund Freud
Developed the Multiple Intelligences, including Spatial and Interpersonal
Eric Erikson
Jean Piaget
Howard Gardner
Abraham Maslow
Sigmund Freud
Created the Heirarchy of Needs
Eric Erikson
Jean Piaget
Howard Gardner
Abraham Maslow
Sigmund Freud
Developed the Psychoanylatical Theory, which states early childhood experiences influence lifelong behavior
Eric Erikson
Jean Piaget
Howard Gardner
Abraham Maslow
Sigmund Freud
Children learn through ___
play
rewarding
stimulated
Nurture
Development
Caring for children can be very_____
play
rewarding
stimulated
Nurture
Development
Babies that are _____ grow more quickly.
behavior
alike
stimulated
Nurture
Development
No two children are _____
behavior
alike
heard
Nurture
Development
Referred to influences and conditions in a child's environment
behavior
alike
heard
Nurture
Development
Doesn't end in when childhood does.
behavior
alike
heard
Nurture
Development
It's not easy understanding children's ___
behavior
alike
heard
rewarding
play
In early times, children were meant to be seen not ___
behavior
alike
heard
rewarding
play
Referred to as nature
behavior
Heredity
heard
rewarding
play
Childhood has a proud influence on ____.
life
career
financial gains
parents
Understanding children's behavior helps you to respond ____.
appropriately
quickly
sternly
passively
The best way to learn about children is through active ______.
involvement
studying
separation
learning
Studying about ______ helps you understand yourself better.
children
science
religion
socialism
Learning how children develop helps you understand why they are ____on others.
dependent
independent
aggressive
detached
Caregivers provide affections to help children grown _____.
emotionally
morally
socially
intellectually
Children develop at different _____.
discovery
rates
heredity
stages
The way we think about children depends on our _____.
childhood
careers
education
bank account
Some people though that childhood was nothing _____.
special
rewarding
more than an avenue to adulthood
to celebrate
Childhood is a recent ______.
discovery
special time
behavior adaption
addition to our self-worth
