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OAE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION EXAM LATEST 2026-2027 ACTUAL EXAM
WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR VERIFIED||
||BRANDNEW!!!||
What is organismic valuing and what does it lead to? - ANSWER-
natural tendency to value what is healthy
tendency to make best of life
leads to positive regard/esteem
What is the real self according to Rodgers? - ANSWER-reflecting
positive regard and self-esteem through organismic valuing
What is Rodgers view of conditions of worth vs organismic
valuing? - ANSWER-He says we base our conditions of worth on
other's thoughts and societies conditions. Children only feel
esteemed by others on their conditions.
Does Rodgers believe self-worth is based on real self or ideal self
- ANSWER-ideal self
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In behaviorism what are contingencies for reinforcement? How
does this connect to self-actualization (Rodgers) - ANSWER-
rewards are given contingent on desired behaviors
Kids feel self-worth/esteem if they are given these rewards which
were once basic needs (Maslow) for good behavior
What are the 2 types of reinforcement and punishment for
behaviorism? - ANSWER-Postive/negative reinforcement
Postive/negative punishment
What is positive reinforcement? - ANSWER-rewarding behaviors
to increase probability that they reoccur
What is negative reinforcement? - ANSWER-Negative
reinforcement occurs when something already present is removed
(taken away) as a result of a behaviour and the behaviour that led
to this removal will increase in the future because it created a
favourable outcome.
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What is positive punishment? - ANSWER-adding a stimulus to
stop a behavior from happening
punishing
What is negative punishment? - ANSWER-taking away something
good to decrease behavior
Do diabetic children sleep lighter or deeper and how does this
effect them? - ANSWER-Lighter
higher blood sugars and poor school performance
What fats should kids avoid? - ANSWER-satruated fats
What are good sources of protein for kids? - ANSWER-Legumes,
nuts, lean meat, fish
Why should kids avoid drinking fruit juice? - ANSWER-Fills their
stomach and doesn't leave room for food nutrients and bad for
teeth and weight gain
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What size portions should kids eat? - ANSWER-2/3 adult potions
Should we tell kids to clean their plate? - ANSWER-No, eat until
you feel full/satisfied
How much should 2-5 and 5-7 year olds be sleeping? - ANSWER-
10-12 and 9-11 hours
How much physical activity is recommended a day? - ANSWER-
at least an hour
What are the advantages of poverty - ANSWER-playing with
peers with little adult interaction
cooperation, self-control, self-reliance
sense of belonging
rich in culture
Is America individualistic or collectivistic? How do we know? -
ANSWER-Individualistic
OAE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION EXAM LATEST 2026-2027 ACTUAL EXAM
WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR VERIFIED||
||BRANDNEW!!!||
What is organismic valuing and what does it lead to? - ANSWER-
natural tendency to value what is healthy
tendency to make best of life
leads to positive regard/esteem
What is the real self according to Rodgers? - ANSWER-reflecting
positive regard and self-esteem through organismic valuing
What is Rodgers view of conditions of worth vs organismic
valuing? - ANSWER-He says we base our conditions of worth on
other's thoughts and societies conditions. Children only feel
esteemed by others on their conditions.
Does Rodgers believe self-worth is based on real self or ideal self
- ANSWER-ideal self
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In behaviorism what are contingencies for reinforcement? How
does this connect to self-actualization (Rodgers) - ANSWER-
rewards are given contingent on desired behaviors
Kids feel self-worth/esteem if they are given these rewards which
were once basic needs (Maslow) for good behavior
What are the 2 types of reinforcement and punishment for
behaviorism? - ANSWER-Postive/negative reinforcement
Postive/negative punishment
What is positive reinforcement? - ANSWER-rewarding behaviors
to increase probability that they reoccur
What is negative reinforcement? - ANSWER-Negative
reinforcement occurs when something already present is removed
(taken away) as a result of a behaviour and the behaviour that led
to this removal will increase in the future because it created a
favourable outcome.
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What is positive punishment? - ANSWER-adding a stimulus to
stop a behavior from happening
punishing
What is negative punishment? - ANSWER-taking away something
good to decrease behavior
Do diabetic children sleep lighter or deeper and how does this
effect them? - ANSWER-Lighter
higher blood sugars and poor school performance
What fats should kids avoid? - ANSWER-satruated fats
What are good sources of protein for kids? - ANSWER-Legumes,
nuts, lean meat, fish
Why should kids avoid drinking fruit juice? - ANSWER-Fills their
stomach and doesn't leave room for food nutrients and bad for
teeth and weight gain
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What size portions should kids eat? - ANSWER-2/3 adult potions
Should we tell kids to clean their plate? - ANSWER-No, eat until
you feel full/satisfied
How much should 2-5 and 5-7 year olds be sleeping? - ANSWER-
10-12 and 9-11 hours
How much physical activity is recommended a day? - ANSWER-
at least an hour
What are the advantages of poverty - ANSWER-playing with
peers with little adult interaction
cooperation, self-control, self-reliance
sense of belonging
rich in culture
Is America individualistic or collectivistic? How do we know? -
ANSWER-Individualistic
