WorksheetsEmotional/Social and Intellectual Development
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is uncontrollable crying by a healthy baby?
Craziness
Colic
Reflux
Crying
What is a reflux?
Stomach acid that rises into the esophagus
Heartburn
Acid
Reflexes
Good Communication involves?
talking
Ignoring others
being happy
sharing your feelings and being open
Psychologist suggested that people learn trust or mistrust the world during their first year.
Jean Piaget
Signmund Freud
Erik Erikson
Carl Rogers
Thumb sucking is the most common form of
Bad Habits
Temperament
Emotional Development
Self-Soothing
At what age is a child interested in faces?
Around 2 months
Around 5 months
Around 9 months
Around 12 months
Parents can encourage what type of emotions?
Negative
Positive
Good
Bad
Why is skin to skin contact and holding infants so important for their emotional development?
It helps them maintain their body temperature
It increases the bond between the caregiver and the infant
It helps them learn their parents' scent
There is no benefit
What is Failure to Thrive?
When a child's development is significantly below their peers
Failing to learn how to behave properly
When a child refuses to eat
When a child's grow fails to slow down
What is cause and effect learning?
Learning through stories
Learning by watching others
Learning through play
Learning that "a" causes "b" to happen
Who is the psychologist who studied learning?
B.F. Skinner
Jean Piaget
Erik Erikson
Abraham Pavlov
Piaget's first stage of learning is the ______________ stage
Sensorimotor
Preoperational
Concrete Operational
5 Senses
How long does the sensorimotor period last?
Around 1 year
Around 2 years
Around 3 years
Around 4 years
Piaget said intellectual capacity is
Based on the teacher
Unlimited
Limited
Inherited
Attention span is
how long a person can do
something without becoming interested
focus
how long a person can do
something without becoming bored.
lack of focus
Is a infant's attention span long or short?
Long
Short
Piaget believed that learning occurs in the _______ ________ in all children.
opposite stages
same stages
right brain
left brain
Define egocentric
Having a large ego
Having a small ego
When infants only think of others
When infants think only of themselves
What is symbolic thinking?
using words and numbers to represent ideas.
using symbols as words
using sign language to communicate.
using symbols to write
Children need to be taught to think symbolically.
True
False
Play is learning.
True
False
What is object permanence?
Child understands that an object stays in one spot
Child understands that the object disappears when not in view
Child understands that the object exists even if you can’t
see it
Child understands that objects exist
