CHD Final Exam UPDATED Study
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
- appearance
-possessions
- everyday behaviors - CORRECT ANSWER At this age and stage what are the three
things that define children's self-concept?
- emotional understanding
- emotional self - regulation
- self conscious emotions and empathy - CORRECT ANSWER What do preschoolers
gain in emotional competence?(combo of 3 things)
the high road refers to the ability to think rationally and choose actions according to values -
CORRECT ANSWER When discussing parenting in parenting books (whole
brainchild) what is the high-road referring to?
leads to personal distress, not to sympathy (feelings for another) - CORRECT
ANSWER For children with poor emotion regulation what does empathy lead to?
- nonsocial activity: unoccupied, onlooker behavior or solitary play
- parallel play: playing near other children with similar toys, without trying to influence them
- associative play: engaging in separate activities, but exchanging toys and comments
- cooperative play: working towards a common goal as in make believe play - CORRECT
ANSWER Be able to describe each of the 4 types of play in peer sociability in play.
- functional play (up to age 2)
- constructive play (ages 3-6)
, - make believe play (ages 2-6) - CORRECT ANSWER What are the 3 cognitive play
categories?
- gives children information about how to behave that they can use in future situations
-encourages empathy and sympathetic concern, which motivate prosocial behavior
- gives children reasons for changing their behavior, encouraging them to adopt moral
standards that make sense
- encourages children to form a script that deters future transgressions - CORRECT
ANSWER According to the slides what is the power of inductive discipline?
- use: transgressions as opportunities to teach
- reduce: reduce opportunities for misbehavior
- provide: provide reasons for rules
- arrange: arrange for children to participate in family routines and duties
- try: when children are obstinate , try compromising and problem solving
- encourage: encourage mature behavior
- Be: be sensitive to children physical and emotional resources - CORRECT
ANSWER Know the 7 points of positive parenting
- individual differences: temperament and gender
- family: harsh, inconsistent discipline, conflict-ridden family atmosphere
- social information professing deficits: delayed moral understanding, more benefits and less
cost of aggressive
- media influences: tv and computer game violence - CORRECT ANSWER Know the
four sources of aggression for kids in early childhood and the treatment for aggressive
children.
- Authoritative: high control, high emotional connection
- permissive: low control, high emotional connection
- authoritarian: high control, low emotional connection
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
- appearance
-possessions
- everyday behaviors - CORRECT ANSWER At this age and stage what are the three
things that define children's self-concept?
- emotional understanding
- emotional self - regulation
- self conscious emotions and empathy - CORRECT ANSWER What do preschoolers
gain in emotional competence?(combo of 3 things)
the high road refers to the ability to think rationally and choose actions according to values -
CORRECT ANSWER When discussing parenting in parenting books (whole
brainchild) what is the high-road referring to?
leads to personal distress, not to sympathy (feelings for another) - CORRECT
ANSWER For children with poor emotion regulation what does empathy lead to?
- nonsocial activity: unoccupied, onlooker behavior or solitary play
- parallel play: playing near other children with similar toys, without trying to influence them
- associative play: engaging in separate activities, but exchanging toys and comments
- cooperative play: working towards a common goal as in make believe play - CORRECT
ANSWER Be able to describe each of the 4 types of play in peer sociability in play.
- functional play (up to age 2)
- constructive play (ages 3-6)
, - make believe play (ages 2-6) - CORRECT ANSWER What are the 3 cognitive play
categories?
- gives children information about how to behave that they can use in future situations
-encourages empathy and sympathetic concern, which motivate prosocial behavior
- gives children reasons for changing their behavior, encouraging them to adopt moral
standards that make sense
- encourages children to form a script that deters future transgressions - CORRECT
ANSWER According to the slides what is the power of inductive discipline?
- use: transgressions as opportunities to teach
- reduce: reduce opportunities for misbehavior
- provide: provide reasons for rules
- arrange: arrange for children to participate in family routines and duties
- try: when children are obstinate , try compromising and problem solving
- encourage: encourage mature behavior
- Be: be sensitive to children physical and emotional resources - CORRECT
ANSWER Know the 7 points of positive parenting
- individual differences: temperament and gender
- family: harsh, inconsistent discipline, conflict-ridden family atmosphere
- social information professing deficits: delayed moral understanding, more benefits and less
cost of aggressive
- media influences: tv and computer game violence - CORRECT ANSWER Know the
four sources of aggression for kids in early childhood and the treatment for aggressive
children.
- Authoritative: high control, high emotional connection
- permissive: low control, high emotional connection
- authoritarian: high control, low emotional connection
