Question 1

&#34;Caring&#34; refers only to the action of taking care of another person.

Accepted Answer

While "caring" may often refer to taking care of another person, it can also encompass a broader sense of empathy and concern for someone's well-being beyond just direct physical or emotional care.

Question 2

Ways to nurture your own self-esteem include&#10;A)being passive.&#10;B)encouraging conflict.&#10;C)taking care of your needs.&#10;D)achieving perfection.

Accepted Answer

Taking care of your own needs is a positive way to nurture self-esteem. Being passive can result in low self-esteem, encouraging conflict can worsen one's self-esteem, and striving for perfection can be a harmful and unrealistic standard.

Question 3

Being taught narrow sex roles may _____________.&#10;A)give children a limited view of their capabilities and potentials&#10;B)influence a child's self-concept&#10;C)influence gender identity&#10;D)All of these answers are correct.

Accepted Answer

Teaching narrow sex roles can limit children's views of their capabilities, influence their self-concept, and affect their gender identity, making all the options correct.

Question 4

Self-concept is made up of _____________.&#10;A)self-image&#10;B)cultural identity&#10;C)gender identity&#10;D)All of these answers are correct.

Accepted Answer

Self-concept is a comprehensive understanding of oneself, which includes self-image, cultural identity, and gender identity, among other aspects.

Question 5

Speaking in soft tones to request certain behavior is recognized by all children as a command.

Accepted Answer

Speaking in soft tones is not always recognized as a command by all children. It may come across as a suggestion or request rather than a command. The tone and choice of words used can also affect how the message is perceived by children.

Question 6

Why has identity formation become such an important issue in today's early care settings?&#10;A)Identity formation is a new idea; nobody ever heard of it in the past.&#10;B)Many more infants and toddlers are spending their waking hours away from their families than ever before in the United States.&#10;C)In the past,teachers were not concerned about identity formation.&#10;D)None of these answers is correct.

Accepted Answer

With more infants and toddlers spending time in early care settings away from their families, understanding and supporting identity formation has become crucial for caregivers and educators.

Question 7

The first step in considering ways of changing behavior in a child is to _____________.&#10;A)assume a structured punishment regime&#10;B)define what is undesirable behavior&#10;C)exert power and control&#10;D)ignore it

Accepted Answer

Before attempting to change a child's behavior, it is important to clearly define what behavior is considered undesirable. This will help in developing a plan for modifying the behavior, rather than simply punishing the child without clear expectations or understanding of what needs to change.

Question 8

The way you guide behavior can influence children's ideas of and feelings about themselves.

Accepted Answer

The way adults guide behavior can have a significant impact on children's self-concept and emotional well-being. Positive reinforcement and encouragement can help children develop a sense of confidence and self-worth, while criticism and punishment can lead to feelings of shame and inadequacy. Therefore, it is important for adults to be mindful of the messages they send to children through their guidance and to prioritize building positive relationships and promoting a growth mindset.

Question 9

The self-esteem of caregivers is important.

Accepted Answer

Caregiving can be a challenging and rewarding experience, but it can also be emotionally and physically draining. Caregivers who have high self-esteem are better able to cope with the stresses of caregiving, maintain their own health and well-being, and provide better care to their loved ones. Conversely, caregivers with low self-esteem may struggle to manage their own emotions and needs, leading to burnout and negatively impacting their ability to care for others. Therefore, it is important for caregivers to prioritize their own self-care and self-esteem.

Question 10

Body awareness affects children's images of themselves.

Accepted Answer

Body awareness plays a significant role in a child's self-image and can influence their feelings of self-esteem and confidence. Children who are more attuned to their bodies tend to have a healthier and more positive body image.

Question 11

A multicultural,multilingual curriculum for infants and toddlers means _____________.&#10;A)posting pictures on walls of children around the world&#10;B)sharing a variety of ethnic foods&#10;C)celebrating the many holidays of people around the world&#10;D)learning from parents about their culture and how it applies to what they want for their children in the infant-toddler care setting

Accepted Answer

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Question 12

Which of the following do infants and toddlers learn from their caregivers which may become part of their sense of self?&#10;A)what to fear&#10;B)appropriate behaviors&#10;C)what emotions and intensity one can display&#10;D)All of these answers are correct.

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Question 13

When disciplining infants and toddlers,all cultures _____________.&#10;A)would believe in time out if they knew about that guidance method&#10;B)believe the ultimate goal of discipline is inner control by the individual&#10;C)use time outs to stress independence and individuality&#10;D)None of these answers is correct.

Accepted Answer

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Question 14

Changing behavior in toddlers can involve all of the following except&#10;A)redirecting energy when appropriate.&#10;B)ignoring behavior you want to see changed.&#10;C)modeling socially acceptable behavior.&#10;D)expecting more than they can give or do.

Accepted Answer

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Deck 13: The Social Environment