PSYCH 211 - LEC 10 (READINGS) QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
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What are an infant's first social relationships with? Ans✓✓✓Usually
parents
When do peer interactions begin in infancy? Ans✓✓✓around 6 mos.
They can look, smile, and point to one another. Begine to laugh and
babble when with other infants.
When to infants begin to engage in social evaluation of people based on
those people's behaviour toward others? Ans✓✓✓between 6-10 mos.
What types of people do preverbal infants tend to prefer? Ans✓✓✓-
people who help others rather than harm or hinder others
-prefer a neutral indiviudal to one who hinders others
-prefer a helpful person to one who behaves neutrally
true or false: psychological processes involved in social cognition have a
neural basis Ans✓✓✓true. Infants may have a rudimentary sense of
morality hard-wired
How did Parten identify a developmental sequence of play?
Ans✓✓✓Begun with nonsocial play: children playing alone or watching
others play. Later children progress to having a well-defined role. Today
, researchers no longer share this view that they move through each stage
of play in a rigid sequence.
What is the first type of social play and when does it appear?
Ans✓✓✓Parallel play, appears soon after first birthday.
Parallel play Ans✓✓✓play along but maintain a keen interest in what
other children are doing. Exchanges between youngsters begin to occur.
When one talks or smiles, the other usually responds.
Simple social play Ans✓✓✓beginning around 15-18 months, toddlers
no longer just watch one another play, but engage in similar activities,
talk to or smile at one another, and offer each other toys. Play is
interactive.
What has research on social pretend play with children who have
language impairments show? Ans✓✓✓that social pretend play supports
greater conversational richness between age peers than to other forms of
play
How can the quality of social play cary? Ans✓✓✓With the
characteristics of the child's play partner i.e. interpersonal
responsiveness, verbal skills, adaptability, play theme
At age 2 what type of play do youngsters engage in? Ans✓✓✓co-
operative play.
DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED
What are an infant's first social relationships with? Ans✓✓✓Usually
parents
When do peer interactions begin in infancy? Ans✓✓✓around 6 mos.
They can look, smile, and point to one another. Begine to laugh and
babble when with other infants.
When to infants begin to engage in social evaluation of people based on
those people's behaviour toward others? Ans✓✓✓between 6-10 mos.
What types of people do preverbal infants tend to prefer? Ans✓✓✓-
people who help others rather than harm or hinder others
-prefer a neutral indiviudal to one who hinders others
-prefer a helpful person to one who behaves neutrally
true or false: psychological processes involved in social cognition have a
neural basis Ans✓✓✓true. Infants may have a rudimentary sense of
morality hard-wired
How did Parten identify a developmental sequence of play?
Ans✓✓✓Begun with nonsocial play: children playing alone or watching
others play. Later children progress to having a well-defined role. Today
, researchers no longer share this view that they move through each stage
of play in a rigid sequence.
What is the first type of social play and when does it appear?
Ans✓✓✓Parallel play, appears soon after first birthday.
Parallel play Ans✓✓✓play along but maintain a keen interest in what
other children are doing. Exchanges between youngsters begin to occur.
When one talks or smiles, the other usually responds.
Simple social play Ans✓✓✓beginning around 15-18 months, toddlers
no longer just watch one another play, but engage in similar activities,
talk to or smile at one another, and offer each other toys. Play is
interactive.
What has research on social pretend play with children who have
language impairments show? Ans✓✓✓that social pretend play supports
greater conversational richness between age peers than to other forms of
play
How can the quality of social play cary? Ans✓✓✓With the
characteristics of the child's play partner i.e. interpersonal
responsiveness, verbal skills, adaptability, play theme
At age 2 what type of play do youngsters engage in? Ans✓✓✓co-
operative play.
