Question 1

Imagine yourself as a first-time parent. Explain which techniques you would use when it comes to feeding, talking to, and handling bladder and bowel control of your baby. Discuss your rationale for these choices.

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Question 2

Discuss the sensory development and capabilities of an infant in terms of vision, hearing, taste, smell, or touch (pick one).

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Question 3

Parents may find it helpful to keep a journal of when their child starts to babble. If a child doesn't begin to produce babbling sounds by _________, the child could be at risk for language-related disorders.​

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Question 4

Children who experience "food insecurity" are at a higher risk to develop​

Accepted Answer

Food insecurity means lacking consistent access to enough food for an active, healthy life. This can lead to the development of anemia, a condition where the body does not have enough red blood cells to carry oxygen throughout the body. Anemia can cause fatigue, weakness, and decreased immunity. While food insecurity can weaken the immune system, it is not directly linked to developing specific infections like the flu, measles or leukemia.

Question 5

Give an example of and discuss one possible cultural concern related to breastfeeding versus bottle-feeding.​

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Question 6

Which is not a sign that a child may be ready for toilet training?​

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Being able to speak in full sentences is not necessarily a sign that a child is ready for toilet training. While communication is important, it is not a definitive sign of readiness.

Question 7

The most common vegetable fed to 18-month-olds is​

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French fries are the most common vegetable fed to 18-month-olds, largely due to their prevalence in the American diet and their palatability among children.

Question 8

When toddlers are around 2 years old and begin to speak in phrases (but omit nonessential words like "the" or "to"), it is called​

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When toddlers begin speaking in phrases but omit nonessential words, it is called telegraphic speech. This is a normal stage of language development that typically occurs around age 2.

Question 9

________ is a concept developed by Piaget that describes a child's ability to acknowledge that an object exists even when it is out of sight.​

Accepted Answer

Object permanence is the correct answer as it describes the concept developed by Piaget that describes a child's ability to acknowledge that an object exists even when it is out of sight. Sensorimotor, circular reactions, and information processing are related to child development and cognition but do not specifically relate to the concept of object permanence.

Question 10

When it comes to information processing, __________ is the ability to remember a previous event, whereas __________ is the act of retrieving information from storage in the brain.​

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Recognition is the ability to remember a previous event, and recall is the act of retrieving information from storage in the brain. Option A is related to object recognition, option B is related to the process of memory formation, and option C is not related to the question.

Question 11

Which two senses are referred to as "chemosensory?"​

Accepted Answer

The two senses that are referred to as "chemosensory" are smell and taste.

Question 12

Using multiple senses at once is called​

Accepted Answer

Intermodal perception involves using multiple senses at once to create a unified perceptual experience. Amodal perception refers to perceiving properties that are not tied to a specific sensory modality, discriminative perception refers to the ability to distinguish between different sensory stimuli, and atypical perception would refer to a deviation from typical or expected perceptual experiences.

Question 13

Who is most likely to be a perpetrator for shaken baby syndrome?​

Accepted Answer

Research suggests that the baby's father/stepfather is the most likely perpetrator of shaken baby syndrome. This is likely due to frustration and feelings of being overwhelmed by the responsibilities of childcare. It is important to note that all caregivers, regardless of their relationship to the child, should be educated on the dangers of shaking a baby and provided with coping strategies for managing stress.

Question 14

Describe the three theories of language development, and explain which one seems the most feasible to you as a counselor.

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Question 15

Consider how the baby's emerging emotions relate to John Bowlby's phases of parent-child attachment. How does an infant's or toddler's portrayal of emotion have evolutionary benefits for both the child and parent?

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Quiz 4: Physical and Cognitive Development in the Infancy and Toddlerhood Years

Imagine yourself as a first-time parent. Explain which techniques you would use when it comes to feeding, talking to, and handling bladder and bowel control of your baby. Discuss your rationale for these choices.

Discuss the sensory development and capabilities of an infant in terms of vision, hearing, taste, smell, or touch (pick one).

Parents may find it helpful to keep a journal of when their child starts to babble. If a child doesn't begin to produce babbling sounds by _________, the child could be at risk for language-related disorders.

Children who experience "food insecurity" are at a higher risk to develop

Give an example of and discuss one possible cultural concern related to breastfeeding versus bottle-feeding.

Which is not a sign that a child may be ready for toilet training?

The most common vegetable fed to 18-month-olds is

When toddlers are around 2 years old and begin to speak in phrases (but omit nonessential words like "the" or "to") , it is called

________ is a concept developed by Piaget that describes a child's ability to acknowledge that an object exists even when it is out of sight.

When it comes to information processing, is the ability to remember a previous event, whereas is the act of retrieving information from storage in the brain.

Which two senses are referred to as "chemosensory?"

Using multiple senses at once is called

Who is most likely to be a perpetrator for shaken baby syndrome?

Describe the three theories of language development, and explain which one seems the most feasible to you as a counselor.

Consider how the baby's emerging emotions relate to John Bowlby's phases of parent-child attachment. How does an infant's or toddler's portrayal of emotion have evolutionary benefits for both the child and parent?

Quiz 4: Physical and Cognitive Development in the Infancy and Toddlerhood Years

Imagine yourself as a first-time parent. Explain which techniques you would use when it comes to feeding, talking to, and handling bladder and bowel control of your baby. Discuss your rationale for these choices.

Discuss the sensory development and capabilities of an infant in terms of vision, hearing, taste, smell, or touch (pick one).

Parents may find it helpful to keep a journal of when their child starts to babble. If a child doesn't begin to produce babbling sounds by _________, the child could be at risk for language-related disorders.​

Children who experience "food insecurity" are at a higher risk to develop​

Give an example of and discuss one possible cultural concern related to breastfeeding versus bottle-feeding.​

Which is not a sign that a child may be ready for toilet training?​

The most common vegetable fed to 18-month-olds is​

When toddlers are around 2 years old and begin to speak in phrases (but omit nonessential words like "the" or "to") , it is called​

________ is a concept developed by Piaget that describes a child's ability to acknowledge that an object exists even when it is out of sight.​

When it comes to information processing, __________ is the ability to remember a previous event, whereas __________ is the act of retrieving information from storage in the brain.​

Which two senses are referred to as "chemosensory?"​

Using multiple senses at once is called​

Who is most likely to be a perpetrator for shaken baby syndrome?​

Describe the three theories of language development, and explain which one seems the most feasible to you as a counselor.

Consider how the baby's emerging emotions relate to John Bowlby's phases of parent-child attachment. How does an infant's or toddler's portrayal of emotion have evolutionary benefits for both the child and parent?

Parents may find it helpful to keep a journal of when their child starts to babble. If a child doesn't begin to produce babbling sounds by _________, the child could be at risk for language-related disorders.

Children who experience "food insecurity" are at a higher risk to develop

Give an example of and discuss one possible cultural concern related to breastfeeding versus bottle-feeding.

Which is not a sign that a child may be ready for toilet training?

The most common vegetable fed to 18-month-olds is

When toddlers are around 2 years old and begin to speak in phrases (but omit nonessential words like "the" or "to") , it is called

________ is a concept developed by Piaget that describes a child's ability to acknowledge that an object exists even when it is out of sight.

When it comes to information processing, is the ability to remember a previous event, whereas is the act of retrieving information from storage in the brain.

Which two senses are referred to as "chemosensory?"

Using multiple senses at once is called

Who is most likely to be a perpetrator for shaken baby syndrome?