question archive 6 of 15Which of the following parenting styles helps children break a cycle of low self-esteem?AuthoritarianPermissiveAuthoritativePassiveQuestion7 of 15According to your textbook, the most likely cause for a child developing a learning disability islow birth weight in infancy
6 of 15Which of the following parenting styles helps children break a cycle of low self-esteem?AuthoritarianPermissiveAuthoritativePassiveQuestion7 of 15According to your textbook, the most likely cause for a child developing a learning disability islow birth weight in infancy
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6 of 15Which of the following parenting styles helps children break a cycle of low self-esteem?AuthoritarianPermissiveAuthoritativePassiveQuestion7 of 15According to your textbook, the most likely cause for a child developing a learning disability islow birth weight in infancy.brain dysfunction due to a combination of genetic and environmental factors.inadequate access to learning.speech or language problems in early childhood.Question8 of 15Why is it important to identify children who are at-risk for reading problems as early as possible?The brain is more responsive to intervention during kindergarten and first grade.Children need to be placed in special classrooms to receive intervention.Other children will make fun of them if they are not identified.Children need to be identified with a learning disability.Question9 of 15Some developmentalists suggest that overall intelligence can be separated into two primaryfactors. Which one of the two primary types of intelligence could be defined as the accumulationof information, skills, and strategies that people have learned through experience, and that theycan apply in problem-solving situations?Triarchic theory of intelligenceFluid intelligenceCrystallized intelligence Intellectual quotientQuestion10 of 15Based on recent research cited in your textbook regarding children raised in lesbian and gayhouseholds, which of the following is most accurate?Children develop similarly to children of heterosexual families and are equally welladjusted.Most children demonstrate significant adjustment problems.Children raised in gay or lesbian households have more significant learning problems.Children raised in gay and lesbian households have gender identity issues.Question11 of 15During which stage of moral development does Kohlberg state that people are primarilyinterested in pleasing others by acting as a good member of society?Conventional moralityPostconventional moralityMoral reasoningPreconventional moralityQuestion12 of 15Children from immigrant families during the middle childhood years are best described ashaving significant learning problems.doing quite well in the United States.lacking confidence in abilities.suffering from depression.Question13 of 15Which of the following is a term that Vygotsky coined, which indicates that a child is almost, butnot quite, able to understand or perform a task?Metamemory TransferenceZone of proximal developmentTheory of mindQuestion14 of 15What term is part of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) that requires schoolsto place a child with a disability in the setting where he or she can have as much exposure togeneral education students and curriculum as possible, while also receiving enough specializedsupport to meet the student’s needs and make educational progress?Regular educationMainstreamingIntegrationLeast restrictive environmentQuestion15 of 15Maggie, a 7-year-old child, is working with clay in art class. She rolls a round ball of claybetween her hands until it becomes a long rope. However, she decides that she does not want therope of clay, but would prefer that the clay is in the shape of a ball again. The fact that Maggieknows this is possible demonstrates knowledge of which Piaget concept?FormationDecenteringReversibilityConservation
