Question 1

A(n) __________ consequence occurs when children are allowed to experience the consequences of their behavioral choices.​

Accepted Answer

Natural consequences are events or results that naturally and logically follow a child's behavior. By allowing children to experience natural consequences, they can learn from their mistakes and make better choices in the future. Illogical consequences would not make sense and could confuse the child, pragmatic consequences refer to practical solutions that may not be directly related to the child's behavior, and elaborated consequences would be excessive or disproportionate to the behavior.

Question 2

Which of the following is the smallest unit of language that has meaning?​

Accepted Answer

A morpheme is the smallest unit of language that has meaning. It can be a word or a part of a word that carries meaning, such as a prefix or a suffix. Syntax is the rules governing the structure of sentences, while a phoneme is the smallest unit of sound in language. A single word is not necessarily the smallest unit of meaning, as it can be made up of multiple morphemes.

Question 3

Upon learning basic language rules (grammar), preschool children have a tendency to​

Accepted Answer

Preschool children have a tendency to overgeneralize once they have learned basic language rules (grammar). This means they may apply the rules too broadly and make errors like saying "mans" instead of "men" or "goed" instead of "went."

Question 4

Numeracy involves​

Accepted Answer

Numeracy specifically refers to the ability to use and understand mathematical concepts, which includes being able to perform mathematical operations. While the other options (A, C, and D) may be related to numeracy, they do not fully capture its definition.

Question 5

__________ involves the use of language within social context.​

Accepted Answer

Pragmatics involves the use of language in social context, including the use of non-verbal cues, tone, and context to convey meaning. Semantics is the study of meaning in language, while syntax is the study of sentence structure. Social communication is a broader term that encompasses all forms of communication in social situations, including non-verbal communication.

Question 6

Explain Piaget's preoperational stage and the capabilities of children in this stage.

Accepted Answer

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Question 7

Discuss how poverty hinders the physical development of preschool children. What steps can families, schools, and communities take to reduce poverty's impact on physical development?

Accepted Answer

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Question 8

Discuss the importance of physical activity for children in early childhood, and give some ideas and examples of how parents and schools can help to increase physical activity for this age group.

Accepted Answer

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Question 9

According to all available research, the best child care situation for families is​

Accepted Answer

Research shows that there are too many variables to suggest a "best" child care situation for all families. Each family's needs and circumstances are unique, and what may work well for one family may not work for another. It is important for families to carefully consider their options and choose a child care situation that meets their individual needs and preferences.

Question 10

Which is not an example of gross motor skills?​

Accepted Answer

Recognizing patterns is a cognitive skill, not a gross motor skill. Gross motor skills involve movements of the larger muscles in the body, such as those used in hopping, skipping, and throwing.

Question 11

Brain lateralization refers to the fact that​

Accepted Answer

The left and right hemispheres of the brain are responsible for different functions, with the left being more involved in language and logical processing, and the right being more involved in visual-spatial processing and creativity. This is known as brain lateralization.

Question 12

You've been given the opportunity to design a child care center. What principles would you use to decide how to proceed? What research and/or theoretical models would you use to structure your center? To what types of families would your center most likely appeal? Explain.

Accepted Answer

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Question 13

A good foundation in basic literacy skills is vital for a child's academic success in elementary school and beyond. How can preschools and parents encourage the development of emergent literacy?​

Accepted Answer

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Question 14

__________ is a speech component and is the smallest unit of English.​

Accepted Answer

Phoneme is the smallest unit of sound that can distinguish one word from another in spoken English. Syntax is the arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences. Morpheme is the smallest unit of meaning in a word. Syneme is not a recognized linguistic term.

Question 15

What factors do not contribute to high-quality child care?​

Accepted Answer

A high student/teacher ratio can lead to a lack of individual attention and care for each child, which is not conducive to high-quality child care. The other options, including educational and social opportunities, communication with families, and well-trained staff, all contribute positively to high-quality child care.

Quiz 6: The Preschool Years Early Childhood Physical and Cognitive Development

A(n) __________ consequence occurs when children are allowed to experience the consequences of their behavioral choices.

Which of the following is the smallest unit of language that has meaning?

Upon learning basic language rules (grammar) , preschool children have a tendency to

Numeracy involves

__________ involves the use of language within social context.

Explain Piaget's preoperational stage and the capabilities of children in this stage.

Discuss how poverty hinders the physical development of preschool children. What steps can families, schools, and communities take to reduce poverty's impact on physical development?

Discuss the importance of physical activity for children in early childhood, and give some ideas and examples of how parents and schools can help to increase physical activity for this age group.

According to all available research, the best child care situation for families is

Which is not an example of gross motor skills?

Brain lateralization refers to the fact that

You've been given the opportunity to design a child care center. What principles would you use to decide how to proceed? What research and/or theoretical models would you use to structure your center? To what types of families would your center most likely appeal? Explain.

A good foundation in basic literacy skills is vital for a child's academic success in elementary school and beyond. How can preschools and parents encourage the development of emergent literacy?

__________ is a speech component and is the smallest unit of English.

What factors do not contribute to high-quality child care?

Quiz 6: The Preschool Years Early Childhood Physical and Cognitive Development

A(n) __________ consequence occurs when children are allowed to experience the consequences of their behavioral choices.​

Which of the following is the smallest unit of language that has meaning?​

Upon learning basic language rules (grammar) , preschool children have a tendency to​

Numeracy involves​

__________ involves the use of language within social context.​

Explain Piaget's preoperational stage and the capabilities of children in this stage.

Discuss how poverty hinders the physical development of preschool children. What steps can families, schools, and communities take to reduce poverty's impact on physical development?

Discuss the importance of physical activity for children in early childhood, and give some ideas and examples of how parents and schools can help to increase physical activity for this age group.

According to all available research, the best child care situation for families is​

Which is not an example of gross motor skills?​

Brain lateralization refers to the fact that​

You've been given the opportunity to design a child care center. What principles would you use to decide how to proceed? What research and/or theoretical models would you use to structure your center? To what types of families would your center most likely appeal? Explain.

A good foundation in basic literacy skills is vital for a child's academic success in elementary school and beyond. How can preschools and parents encourage the development of emergent literacy?​

__________ is a speech component and is the smallest unit of English.​

What factors do not contribute to high-quality child care?​

A(n) __________ consequence occurs when children are allowed to experience the consequences of their behavioral choices.

Which of the following is the smallest unit of language that has meaning?

Upon learning basic language rules (grammar) , preschool children have a tendency to

Numeracy involves

__________ involves the use of language within social context.

According to all available research, the best child care situation for families is

Which is not an example of gross motor skills?

Brain lateralization refers to the fact that

A good foundation in basic literacy skills is vital for a child's academic success in elementary school and beyond. How can preschools and parents encourage the development of emergent literacy?

__________ is a speech component and is the smallest unit of English.

What factors do not contribute to high-quality child care?