In healthy relationships, children see the approval of their parents.

Most children go through specific cycles of emotional development.

A child who understands how other people feel has empathy.

Most children become self-centered at about two and one-half years of age.

The best way to avoid temper tantrums is to not give a child any choices, but rather tell her exactly what she must do.

Many three-year-olds are eager to help their parents.

Two-and-one-half year-olds do best if they have the structure of a daily routine.

By three and one-half, most children have outgrown any fears, such as being afraid of the dark, that they may have had when younger.

Children typically do not develop specific emotions, such as anger, until about age three.

Children are more likely to express anger when they are tired or hungry.

If a child has begun experiencing separation anxiety, parents should avoid leaving him with others until he outgrow this stage.

One way a parent can reduce sibling rivalry is to not spend time alone with one child, but rather to always play with the children together.

An infant's positive feelings toward her parents are based on the fact that the parents meet her physical needs.

Having an imaginary friend can help a three-year-old work through his negative feelings.

At what age do most children begin engaging in cooperative play?

What is a sign that a child has a healthy relationship with his parents?

Why are two-year-olds less likely to have temper tantrums than eighteen-month-olds?

Which statement is true concerning anger?

Every time his mother starts taking care of the new baby, three-year-old Manuel begins insisting that he is hungry and must be fed immediately. What emotion is Manuel most likely feeling?

What is true concerning imaginary friends?

While visiting a relative, fifteen-month-old Bobbie wants to play with some breakable decorations. What is the best way to deal with this situation?

How might a parent encourage independence in a three-year-old?

What is a reason that toddlers develop negativism?

Which statement is true concerning sleep problems in three-year-old?

How does adult guidance help children with their moral development?

Which statement describes a common difference between one-year-olds and three-year-olds?

If a toddler is having a temper tantrum at a store because you will not purchase a toy what is the best way to handle it?

In a two-year-old, what is aggressive behavior, such as biting, a sign of?

At preschool, Lau does not play with the blocks during story time because he knows this is not allowed. What social skill has Lau learned?

When a child thinks of only his needs and wants, and not those of others, he is being _________.

A(n) _______ occurs when a child releases anger or frustration by screaming and kicking.

When a child has a fear of being away from people she knows or her normal environment, she has _________.

A brother and sister who are constantly competing for their parents' attention have ___________.

Children who are not getting as much sleep as they need are sleep ______.

The process of learning to get along with the people around you, such as friends and family, is referred to as socialization.

When children have learned to control their own behavior, they have learned self-discipline.

Many parents and caregivers use praise as a form of discipline in which the child is removed from the group and required to sit alone for a short period of time to think about what they did right.

When a child has an illogical fear, the child has a night terror.

When two toddlers are playing on a swing set, but appear not to be paying any attention to one another, they are engaged in parallel play.