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1What are the two dimensions of caregiving
- AResponsiveness and demanding ness
- BIndulgent and uninvolved
2What are the three styles of caregiving
- ACooperating, helpful, responsiveness
- BAuthoritative, authoritarian, permissive
- CCaring, permissive, indulgent
3what are the two forms of permissive parenting
- AAuthoritarian, authoritative
- BDemanding ness, responsiveness
- CIndulgent, uninvolved
4How do adults influence children
- AModel
- BTeach and give instructions
- CGive feedback
- DAll of the above
5What are the five system in order of Urie brofenbrenner family system
- AMicrosystems, mesosystem, exosystem, macrosystem, chronosystem
- BExosystem, mesosystem, chronosystem, microsystem
- CChronosystem, macrosystem, mircosystem
6In family systems theory what is rules defined as?
- AFamily ideas about togetherness
- BAccommodation
- CTraditions that families use to guide their interactions w/ each other
7What are Jane Dewey's four primary interests?
- AAssimilation, boundaries, roles, joy
- BDesire to investigate and discover things, need to communicate, joy in construction, artistic expression
8What is assimilation?
- ATaking in new information
- BChildren can change existing ideas
9What is accommodation
- ATaking in new information
- BChildren can change existing ideas
10What is scaffolding
- AMaking a bridge
- BChildren are Ble to make their own things
- CA teachers changing supports a child develops a new competency or skill
11What is the first stage of erikson theory
- ATrust vs mistrust
- BPhysiological vs security
12What is the order of Maslows hierarchy of needs
- ASelf sctualizaing, esteem needs, social needs, safety needs, physiological needs
- BPhysiological needs, security needs, social needs, esteem needs, sled actualization
- CSafety needs, social needs, esteem needs, self actualization, physiological needs
- DEsteem needs, self actualization, social needs, security needs
13Forms of memory
- ALong term
- BShort term
- CRecognition
- DRecall
- EAll of the above
14What is long term memory
- ATemporarily placing new info
- BPermanent record
- CRecall events
15What is short term memory
- APermanent record
- BTemporarily placin new info
- CFeeling of familiar
16What is recognition memory
- ATempera illy
- BFamiliar
- CRecall memories
17What is recall memory
- ARefers to memories that have to be retrieved
- BPermanent
- CFamiliar
18In the preoperational stage how do children describe others
- APhysical attributes
- BOne word definitions
- CIndebt personality
19What is self control
- AGiving, bestowing
- BInternal regulation of behaviour
- CAnd action that benefits others
20What is pro social behavior
- AAn action that benefits another person or animal
- BControl impulses
- CPreforming simple everyday tasks
21How do people demonstrate self control
- AControl impulse, postpone actions, tolerate frustration
- BAct out, mis behave
- CGive, be polite
223 parts of pro social behavior
- ASharing, helping, cooperating
- BDividing, giving, smiling
- CSelf control, sharing, helping
23What is emotional competences
- ABeing social
- BHaving emotional problems
- CBeing empathetic, and participating in a others feelings
24What would you see in room design based on theory
- ASense of order, social interations
- BUnwanted behavior, acting out
- CCrying, being fuzy, leaving
25What are the benefits of well-designed space for kids
- ALower stress, fewer discipline problems
- BActing out, hitting
- CDisrespecting, leaving, swearing
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