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G&D Unit 3
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1This type of parenting style is very permissive.
- ALaissez-Faire
- BDemocratic
- CAutocratic
2This type of parenting style is also called Authoritative.
- ALaissez-Faire
- BDemocratic
- CAutocratic
3This type of parenting style is also called Authoritarian.
- ALaissez-Faire
- BDemocratic
- CAutocratic
4The parenting style that uses the idea "Because I told you so" is:
- ALaissez-Faire
- BDemocratic
- CAutocratic
5The type of parenting style that avoids guidance and discipline is:
- ALaissez-Faire
- BDemocratic
- CAutocratic
6The type of parenting style that provides firm control but promotes independence is:
- ALaissez-Faire
- BDemocratic
- CAutocratic
7The type of parenting style that is restrictive, firm and controls the child is:
- ALaissez-Faire
- BDemocratic
- CAutocratic
8This type of parenting style causes the child to not thrive, become broken spirited and rebel during their teen years:
- ALaissez-Faire
- BDemocratic
- CAutocratic
9This type of parenting style causes kids to develop self confidence, self reliance and they learn to solve problems:
- ALaissez-Faire
- BDemocratic
- CAutocratic
10This type of parenting style causes kids to be impulsive, disobendient and demanding:
- ALaissez-Faire
- BDemocratic
- CAutocratic
11This type of parenting style causes kids, as teenagers, to have poor self control, poor school performance, as well as a high rate of drug use:
- ALaissez-Faire
- BDemocratic
- CAutocratic
12This type of parenting style causes kids to accept consequences that go along with decisions:
- ALaissez-Faire
- BDemocratic
- CAutocratic
13This type of parenting style causes kids to have difficulty making decisions on their own because the parents do it for them:
- ALaissez-Faire
- BDemocratic
- CAutocratic
14Inappropriate punishment for something the child doesn't understand causes:
- AIndependence
- Bpoor hygeine skills
- Cpoor physical skills
- Dpoor self esteem
15These things encourage independence:
- AMake them figure it out on their own; only give one choice
- BBe a good role model; be patient; offer choices; be fair and clear on rules
- CStand aside and act like you don't care; change your mind after you set the rules
16Reaching out to friends, family, clergy is helpful when deciding on discipline for a child.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
17The golden rule is to:
- ARemain wishy washy, upset and loud
- BRemain calm, wishy washy and undecided
- CRemain firm, calm and consistent
18The average toddler grows this much a year:
- A4 inches
- B6 inches
- C8 inches
19At age 2, a child is
- Aone third of their adult height
- Bhalf of their adult height
- C33% of their adult height
20A toddler gains this much per year:
- A1-1 1/2 pounds per year
- B2-3 pounds per year
- C4-6 pounds per year
21At 2 1/2 years of age, a toddler should be
- A4 x birth weight
- B5 x birth weight
- C6 x birth weight
22A toddler's head and brain grows fast
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
23A toddler's extremeties grow slower than the trunk
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
24Ear infections occur frequently in toddler's due to
- APoor diet
- BSwimming
- CShort eustacian tube
25The fontanelle closes at apx:
- A12-18 months of age
- B2-3 years of age
- C6 months - 1 year
26Toddlers normally walk on their own by
- A12 months
- B16-18 months
- C2 years
- D3 years
27Toddlers run and jump with both feet by
- A12 months
- B16 - 18 months
- C2 years
- D3 years
28A toddler can jump on one foot and alternate steps by:
- A12 months
- B16-18 months
- C2 years
- D3 years
29A toddler can put objects in openings and turn pages of a book by:
- A12 months
- B16-18 months
- C2 years
- D3 years
30A toddler can build a tower of 6 - 7 blocks, hold crayons and undress self by:
- A12 months
- B16-18 months
- C2 years
- D3 years
31A toddler can hold a cup and spoon by the handle and copy simple designs by
- A12 months
- B16-18 months
- C2 years
- D3 years
32Erikson's psychosocial task for toddlers is:
- ATrust v Mistrust
- BAutonomy v Shame/Doubt
- CInitiative v Guilt
33Which of these actions does NOT foster Autonomy
- AOffer choices
- BScold for failing
- CKeep tasks age appropriate
- DEncourage making simple decisions on their own
34Toddlers will explore even if parents tell them not to.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
35Freud's psychosocial stage for toddlers is:
- AOral
- BAnal
- CPhallic
- DLatent
36The anal retentive toddler gets pleasure from going to the bathroom
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
37The anal expulsive toddler gets pleasure from going to the bathroom
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
38Piaget's Cognitive Development stage for toddlers from birth - 2 years of age is:
- ASensorimotor
- BPreoperational
- CConcrete operational
- DFormal operational
39Piaget's cognitive development stage for toddlers ages 2-7 is:
- ASensorimotor
- BPreoperational
- CConcrete operational
- DFormal operational
40Object permanence is defined as:
- ABeing able to pick an object out from a group of similar objects.
- BKnowing which object has the right shape
- CKnowing that an object is soft or smooth
- DKnowing that an object exists even when you can't see it.
41When a child sees themselves as the center of the universe and they are unable to accept other viewpoints - it is called:
- Aegocentric
- Begocircular
- Cegodemand
- Degocentrifugal
42Temper tantrums in toddlers are not normal behavior
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
43The peak age for temper tantrums in toddlers is:
- A6 months
- B12 months
- C18 months
- D2 years
44Temper tantrums occur in apx this percentage of children:
- A20 percent
- B40 percent
- C60 percent
- D80 percent
45All of the following can cause temper tantrums in toddlers except for which one:
- ALack of stimulation
- BOverstimulation
- CHunger
- DBeing rested
46When talking to a toddler, you should always be at eye level
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
47By 3 years of age, a toddler has apx ____ words in their vocabulary and can understand ____ percent of what's going on.
- A600 words; 60%
- B700 words; 70%
- C800 words; 80%
- D900 words; 90%
48Toddler's do not like to have an appreciative audience.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
49Toilet training should start when the toddler starts having control over rectal and urethral sphincters which is at apx what age?
- A12-15 months
- B18-24 months
- C24-36 months
50When you start potty training, it's not important that daycare also tried to potty train the toddler.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
51When you move to a new home or add a new baby to the family, it's a great time to potty train a toddler.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
52Which of these is not a sign that a toddler is ready to be potty trained?
- AShowing discomfort when they are wet or soiled
- BAnnouncing that they need to go potty
- CWakes up from naps wet every time
- DTakes off own clothes
53Letting a child watch their parents how to use the bathroom can help with potty training.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
54Parents should only ask the toddler if they need to go to the bathroom twice a day.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
55Structuring fluid intake is not important when potty training a toddler.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
56NIght time bladder control is usually mastered first when potty training toddlers
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
57Only when a toddler is consistently dry during daytime hours, should you start nocturnal training.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
58Bribery should not be used for potty training.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
59If a child is not interested in potty training you should not wait and restart training at a later time.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
60The caloric requirement for an infant is:
- A100 calories/kg
- B110 calories/kg
- C120 calories/kg
- D130 calories/kg
61The caloric requirement for a toddler is:
- A100 calories/kg
- B110 calories/kg
- C120 calories/kg
- D130 calories/kg
62A toddler likes eating time to be ritualistic - gives them a sense of security.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
63Forcing a toddler to eat when he/she doesn't want to may cause attention seeking behavior.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
64The general rules for how much solid food to feed a toddler based on age is:
- A1 teaspoon per year of age
- B1 tablespoon per year of age
- C2 teaspoons per year of age
- D2 tablespoons per year of age
65Popcorn, grapes and peanut butter are not choking hazards for toddlers.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
66Protein intake for a toddler is not important.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
67A toddler's milk intake should be limited to:
- A12-16 ounces
- B16-20 ounces
- C20-24 ounces
- D24-28 ounces
68Too much solid food can lead to iron deficiency anemia.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
69Toddlers at this age are at highest risk for iron deficiency anemia:
- A1-2 years
- B1-3 years
- C2-4 years
- D3-5 years
70A toddler should always sit when eating to help with attention.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
71Toddlers should get this much sleep a day:
- A9-10 hours of sleep
- B10-11 hours of sleep
- C11-12 hours of sleep
- D12-13 hours of sleep
72Bedtime rituals for a toddler should include all of the following except:
- ASet a bedtime
- BExpect delays
- CBe firm
- DDon't bath before bedtime
73Bedtime rituals for a toddler should include all of the following except:
- AGive as many bedtime toys as desired
- BChange routine gradually
- CKeep it simple
- DInclude hygeine in bedtime routine
74Playtime for a toddler is important because it can relieve stress.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
75Playing near children, but not necessarily completely interacting with them is called:
- ACooperative play
- BSubcooperative play
- CParallel play
- DSubparallel play
76Parallel play, for a toddler, is the beginning of socialization.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
77When a toddler starts interacting with other children.
- ACooperative play
- BSubcooperative play
- CParallel play
- DSubparallel play
78Most accidents, for a toddler peak at what year of age:
- A1
- B2
- C3
- D4
79Toddlers should be in a rear facing car seat until what age:
- A1
- B2
- C3
- D4
80Toddlers can suffocate from a powder
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
81It is not important to close the toilet lid in the bathroom with a toddler in the house.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
82It's impossible for a toddler to drown in the toilet.
- ARichtig
- BFalsch
Informationen
- Beschreibung
- G&D Unit 3
- Autor
- Cassie Robertson
- Sprache
- English
- Aufrufe
- 13
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