Question 1

Positive parenting is also referred to as which of the following titles?

Accepted Answer

Positive parenting is often associated with the concept of positive discipline, which focuses on teaching and guiding children in a supportive and nurturing manner, rather than using punishment or negative reinforcement.

Question 2

Caleb is 4 years old and just can't seem to sit still. He talks nonstop and has trouble waiting in lines with his parents and peers. In an effort to reduce their stress, Caleb's parents have taken the child to the doctor and are prescribed Vyvanse, a ______ that ______.

Accepted Answer

Vyvanse is a stimulant medication that is used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children and adults. While it can be effective in managing symptoms, its effects on the developing brain are not fully understood, making option C correct.

Question 3

Children from under-resourced families benefit largely by attending early education intervention program. A study found that these programs increased their IQ by more than ______ point(s), and ______ points when the intervention was more educationally focused.

Accepted Answer

The study found that early education intervention programs increased children's IQ by more than three points, and by seven points when the intervention was more educationally focused.

Question 4

All of the following circumstances can undermine school readiness EXCEPT ______.

Accepted Answer

Educational television shows are designed to promote learning and development, often providing children with early exposure to numbers, letters, and basic concepts, which can support school readiness rather than undermine it.

Question 5

Which of the following parent behaviors would most closely match the recommendation of the American Academy of Pediatrics involving use of media for children?

Accepted Answer

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that for children aged 2 to 5 years, screen time should be limited to one hour per day of high-quality programming, with parents watching with them to help them understand what they are seeing.

Question 6

Caitlin is a preschooler who is struggling with attention. She cannot seem to focus on one game at a time while in day care. According to the text, Caitlin most likely watches ______ of television per day.

Accepted Answer

Caitlin's struggle with attention and inability to focus on one game at a time is indicative of excessive screen time. Research has shown that children who watch 3 or more hours of television per day are more likely to have attention problems.

Question 7

The rate of childhood obesity is significantly higher among African American populations, where one in ______ preschoolers have a body mass index at or above the 95th percentile of other children of that same age and sex.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The rate of childhood obesity is significantly...

Question 8

Maria is concerned about her preschooler's weight. She wants to be a positive influence for the health of her child. Along with choosing to serve fruits and vegetables and being authoritative, warm, and proactive, Maria can do which of the following?

Accepted Answer

All of the options provided are effective ways for Maria to positively influence her preschooler's health. Providing water instead of fruit juices can reduce unnecessary sugar intake. Modeling healthy meal selection can teach her child about making nutritious choices. Signing her child up for a local youth soccer team encourages physical activity.

Question 9

A common finding of the Adverse Childhood Experiences assessment was a dose-response relation with many indices of adult physical and mental health. Otherwise put, a child exposed to a greater number of adverse experiences ______.

Accepted Answer

The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) study found that the more adverse experiences a child has, the greater their risk for health problems in adulthood, indicating a dose-response relationship between childhood adversity and adult health outcomes.

Question 10

The Adverse Childhood Experience study assessed the recollections of childhood experiences of about 17,500 members of a health maintenance organization. The study found that ______ of the middle-class adults reported at least 1 of the 10 forms of child maltreatment.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The Adverse Childhood Experience study assessed the...

Question 11

In providing social connectedness for preschoolers, parents need not be concerned with leaving their child with unfamiliar relatives or friends, as this is the time for child to learn to deal with uncertainty.

Accepted Answer

Leaving preschoolers with unfamiliar relatives or friends can cause anxiety and distress, as young children need a sense of security and familiarity to feel safe and develop healthy social connections.

Question 12

According to the text, a baby stroller is considered a gender-neutral toy, and thus is equally preferred among boys and girls.

Accepted Answer

A baby stroller is typically not considered a toy and is often associated with traditional gender roles, being more commonly marketed towards girls.

Question 13

As exemplified in a study of 300 preschoolers in China, children who are praised for their ability rather than their performance were more likely to cheat on a game.

Accepted Answer

The study found that children who were praised for being smart were more likely to cheat, suggesting that praising ability rather than effort can lead to increased dishonesty in children seeking to maintain their "smart" label.

Question 14

Khloe is asked to only have one piece of Halloween candy per day. Despite wanting to eat all of it, or at least more than she should, she is able to exhibit self-control and picks her favorite for the day to have as a treat at lunchtime. Khloe's self-regulation will lead to more positive health measures in her adulthood.

Accepted Answer

Practicing self-regulation, like controlling candy intake, can lead to healthier habits and better health outcomes in adulthood.

Question 15

A meta-analyses published in 2016 showed that, out of 17 variables examined, the strongest effect size of associations between spanking and child behaviors was for the children being a victim of physical abuse.

Accepted Answer

The meta-analysis indeed found that among the variables examined, the strongest association with spanking was an increased risk of the child becoming a victim of physical abuse. This highlights the potential for escalation from spanking to more severe forms of punishment.

Question 16

Over the past decade or so, female children about twice as likely as males to be diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.

Accepted Answer

Male children are more frequently diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) than female children. Studies and clinical observations have consistently shown that boys are diagnosed with ADHD at a higher rate than girls.

Question 17

The Morales family has decided to hold back their 5-year-old child one more year before enrolling them in kindergarten in the hopes that the added maturity will benefit her performance in school. This academic redshirting has been proven to have long-lasting effects for the child's success.

Accepted Answer

Research on academic redshirting, or delaying a child's start in kindergarten, shows mixed results, and there is no clear evidence that it leads to long-lasting academic or social benefits for the child.

Question 18

Educational television exposure in infants does not appear to have any positive effect, however, it can have a positive effect for preschoolers in the area of educational achievement.

Accepted Answer

Studies have shown that while educational television exposure may not have significant positive effects on infants, it can indeed have beneficial impacts on preschool-aged children, particularly in enhancing educational achievement and readiness for school.

Question 19

Physical activity can serve a dual purpose in childhood wellness. In addition to burning calories, it can help to enhance cognitive development, psychological well-being, and appreciation for nature and the environment.

Accepted Answer

Physical activity in children not only contributes to physical health by burning calories and building strength but also supports cognitive development through improved concentration and learning abilities. It enhances psychological well-being by reducing symptoms of depression and anxiety, and activities outdoors can foster a greater appreciation for nature and the environment.

Question 20

Natalie reflects on her childhood and realizes that her parents did a poor job in modeling appropriate coping mechanisms for dealing with life's stressors, and she blames her anxiety disorder on her parents. Genetic background need not be considered, as the quality of caregiving is the most important intervening variable between adversity and self-regulation.

Accepted Answer

While the quality of caregiving and modeling of coping mechanisms by parents can significantly influence a child's development of self-regulation and coping strategies, genetic background also plays a crucial role in the predisposition to anxiety disorders and cannot be disregarded.

Quiz 8: Parenting Preschoolers

Positive parenting is also referred to as which of the following titles?

Caleb is 4 years old and just can't seem to sit still. He talks nonstop and has trouble waiting in lines with his parents and peers. In an effort to reduce their stress, Caleb's parents have taken the child to the doctor and are prescribed Vyvanse, a that .

Children from under-resourced families benefit largely by attending early education intervention program. A study found that these programs increased their IQ by more than point(s) , and points when the intervention was more educationally focused.

All of the following circumstances can undermine school readiness EXCEPT ______.

Which of the following parent behaviors would most closely match the recommendation of the American Academy of Pediatrics involving use of media for children?

Caitlin is a preschooler who is struggling with attention. She cannot seem to focus on one game at a time while in day care. According to the text, Caitlin most likely watches ______ of television per day.

The rate of childhood obesity is significantly higher among African American populations, where one in ______ preschoolers have a body mass index at or above the 95th percentile of other children of that same age and sex.

Maria is concerned about her preschooler's weight. She wants to be a positive influence for the health of her child. Along with choosing to serve fruits and vegetables and being authoritative, warm, and proactive, Maria can do which of the following?

A common finding of the Adverse Childhood Experiences assessment was a dose-response relation with many indices of adult physical and mental health. Otherwise put, a child exposed to a greater number of adverse experiences ______.

The Adverse Childhood Experience study assessed the recollections of childhood experiences of about 17,500 members of a health maintenance organization. The study found that ______ of the middle-class adults reported at least 1 of the 10 forms of child maltreatment.

In providing social connectedness for preschoolers, parents need not be concerned with leaving their child with unfamiliar relatives or friends, as this is the time for child to learn to deal with uncertainty.

According to the text, a baby stroller is considered a gender-neutral toy, and thus is equally preferred among boys and girls.

As exemplified in a study of 300 preschoolers in China, children who are praised for their ability rather than their performance were more likely to cheat on a game.

A meta-analyses published in 2016 showed that, out of 17 variables examined, the strongest effect size of associations between spanking and child behaviors was for the children being a victim of physical abuse.

Over the past decade or so, female children about twice as likely as males to be diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.

The Morales family has decided to hold back their 5-year-old child one more year before enrolling them in kindergarten in the hopes that the added maturity will benefit her performance in school. This academic redshirting has been proven to have long-lasting effects for the child's success.

Educational television exposure in infants does not appear to have any positive effect, however, it can have a positive effect for preschoolers in the area of educational achievement.

Physical activity can serve a dual purpose in childhood wellness. In addition to burning calories, it can help to enhance cognitive development, psychological well-being, and appreciation for nature and the environment.

Quiz 8: Parenting Preschoolers

Positive parenting is also referred to as which of the following titles?

Caleb is 4 years old and just can't seem to sit still. He talks nonstop and has trouble waiting in lines with his parents and peers. In an effort to reduce their stress, Caleb's parents have taken the child to the doctor and are prescribed Vyvanse, a ______ that ______.

Children from under-resourced families benefit largely by attending early education intervention program. A study found that these programs increased their IQ by more than ______ point(s) , and ______ points when the intervention was more educationally focused.

All of the following circumstances can undermine school readiness EXCEPT ______.

Which of the following parent behaviors would most closely match the recommendation of the American Academy of Pediatrics involving use of media for children?

Caitlin is a preschooler who is struggling with attention. She cannot seem to focus on one game at a time while in day care. According to the text, Caitlin most likely watches ______ of television per day.

The rate of childhood obesity is significantly higher among African American populations, where one in ______ preschoolers have a body mass index at or above the 95th percentile of other children of that same age and sex.

Maria is concerned about her preschooler's weight. She wants to be a positive influence for the health of her child. Along with choosing to serve fruits and vegetables and being authoritative, warm, and proactive, Maria can do which of the following?

A common finding of the Adverse Childhood Experiences assessment was a dose-response relation with many indices of adult physical and mental health. Otherwise put, a child exposed to a greater number of adverse experiences ______.

The Adverse Childhood Experience study assessed the recollections of childhood experiences of about 17,500 members of a health maintenance organization. The study found that ______ of the middle-class adults reported at least 1 of the 10 forms of child maltreatment.

In providing social connectedness for preschoolers, parents need not be concerned with leaving their child with unfamiliar relatives or friends, as this is the time for child to learn to deal with uncertainty.

According to the text, a baby stroller is considered a gender-neutral toy, and thus is equally preferred among boys and girls.

As exemplified in a study of 300 preschoolers in China, children who are praised for their ability rather than their performance were more likely to cheat on a game.

A meta-analyses published in 2016 showed that, out of 17 variables examined, the strongest effect size of associations between spanking and child behaviors was for the children being a victim of physical abuse.

Over the past decade or so, female children about twice as likely as males to be diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.

The Morales family has decided to hold back their 5-year-old child one more year before enrolling them in kindergarten in the hopes that the added maturity will benefit her performance in school. This academic redshirting has been proven to have long-lasting effects for the child's success.

Educational television exposure in infants does not appear to have any positive effect, however, it can have a positive effect for preschoolers in the area of educational achievement.

Physical activity can serve a dual purpose in childhood wellness. In addition to burning calories, it can help to enhance cognitive development, psychological well-being, and appreciation for nature and the environment.

Caleb is 4 years old and just can't seem to sit still. He talks nonstop and has trouble waiting in lines with his parents and peers. In an effort to reduce their stress, Caleb's parents have taken the child to the doctor and are prescribed Vyvanse, a that .

Children from under-resourced families benefit largely by attending early education intervention program. A study found that these programs increased their IQ by more than point(s) , and points when the intervention was more educationally focused.