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Chapter 3 Test (Child Development) Questions And
Answers With 100% Correct Answers Latest Update
2024/2025.
• You will understand them better

• Learn why children feel, think, and act the way they do

• You discover the importance of caregivers

• Stimulate learning - ANSWER Identify 4 ways you can benefit from studying children

Typical behaviors are ways of acting or responding that are common at each stage of development

You will be able to respond to the children appropriately. - ANSWER What are typical
behaviors? How can knowing about them help you better understand children's behavior?

• Give affection children need to grow

• Stimulate learning

• They teach children to get along with others

• How to know right from wrong - ANSWER Identify four things that caregivers provide to
children, in addition to food and clothes.

It was common for parents to lose a child due to illness, but today diseases can be better controlled
with better nutrition. Also, they had a one-room schoolhouse and all were different ages and had
different abilities. Today, children are grouped by learning levels and age. Technology has also
enhanced learning. Back then children were expected to work adult jobs at a young age. Instead,
children today usually wait until their teenage years to work. - ANSWER Compare the lives of
children today with those in the 1800s in the areas of health, education, and work.

When children play they are learning, which makes it really important. - ANSWER Why is
play important to children?

When you learn about children your about childhood are reinforced, while new information will cause
you to rethink. - ANSWER How might studying children affect your views of childhood?

At the baby's birth the brain is the least developed organ. Babies' brain is one quarter of a size of
adults. They start to connect thing with what they see and develop as twice as many connections. -
ANSWER How developed is a baby's brain at birth? How does it change by age three?

Stimulation help develops the baby's senses: sound, touch, taste, and smell. - ANSWER How
does stimulation help a baby develop?

As children mature, unused pathways are eliminated. Babies who learn more will retain a greater
number of connections. - ANSWER How does living in a stimulating environment affect
neural pathways in the brain as a child matures?

, a. Freud- believed personality was developed through stages. Experiences in childhood affect the
child's adult life.

b. Piaget- focused on how children learn. Believed they go through four stages of learning.

c. Vygotsky- social contact is essential to intellectual development.

d. Erikson-each stage includes a psychological crisis. If the crisis is met in a positive way the child will
develop normal.

e. Skinner- child's actions have a positive result will be repeated. When there is negative result the
action will stop.

f. Bandura- learns by imitating others. Behavior effects environment.

g. Bronfenbrenner- outlines layers of the environment that affects a child's development. -
ANSWER Briefly describe the findings of the following child development theorists.

a. Development is similar for each individual.- every child goes through the similar stages

b. Development builds on earlier learning.- by teaching a child at an earlier age the development of
the child builds

c. Development proceeds at an individual rate.- development will go at different rated for each child

d. The different areas of development are interrelated.- each area is connected to each other

e. Development is a lifelong process.- development happens everyday, and it doesn't - ANSWER
Explain in your own words what the following characteristics of development mean.

• Attitudes and beliefs from the environment- helping out family members like their parents

• World around them- the music they listen to and what they read - ANSWER Name two
major influences on development and give an example of each.

a. Adolescence- becoming independent

b. Young Adulthood- finish their education and begin working

c. The Thirties- stability in career and relationships

d. Middle Age- may make changes if they are not happy with the life they have built

e. Late Adulthood- retirement

f. Very Late Adulthood- with their fragile health they may assistance and care - ANSWER
What are the typical developmental tasks of the following stages of the human life cycle:

People with poor self-esteem often feel they are failing, and have poor performances, and may have
criminal behavior. People with high self-esteem will show enthusiasm for learning, form friendships,
and make healthy choices. - ANSWER Describe how self-esteem affects development.

• Telling them good job when they do something good

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