Children’s Development

Question 1

What cognitive stage recognizes the primary caregiver, has no future/past concept; reaches for familiar people or toys?

Answer 1

Birth to 6 Months

Question 2

Which Psychological stage attaches to primary caregiver; is totally dependent & trusting and learns intimacy?

Answer 2

Birth to 6 Months

Question 3

Which Moral Stage has no moral stage?

Answer 3

Birth to 6 Months

Question 4

Which Sexual stage has continued genitalia play and early sex role development?

Answer 4

Birth to 6 Months

Question 5

Which Motor stage sucking, clenched hands/grip, neck muscles develop, pulls at clothing and laughs/coos?

Answer 5

Birth to 6 Month

Question 6

What cognitive stage can hold objects in memory; learns by routine and rewards, knows name, speaks two to three words and imitates familiar words

Answer 6

6-12 months

Question 7

Which Psychological stage separates from primary caregiver, develops a sense of self, learns to get needs meet, trusts adults, stretches arms to get picked up and enjoys looking at themselves in mirror

Answer 7

6-12 months

Question 8

Which sexual stage in males is genital play, in females masturbation for orgasm in female, early experimentation; and gender identity is established

Answer 8

6-12 months

Question 9

Which motor stage rolls over, stands/walks w support, crawls, moves things from one hand to other, drops/pickup things, feeds self crackers, holds cups with both hands, drinks with help and holds our arms/hands during dressing

Answer 9

6-12 months

Question 10

Which Cognitive stage experiments w physical environment, knows the word NO, comes when called, 10-20 words, can point to toes, eyes/nose, brings things from rooms when asked

Answer 10

12-18 months

Question 11

Which Psychological stage is early social development, egocentric, accepts limits, develops self esteem and plays solo

Answer 11

12-18 months

Question 12

What moral stage is afraid of authority figures?

Answer 12

12-18 months

Question 13

What Sexual stage defenses reduce experimentation but some continue

Answer 13

12-18 months

Question 14

What motor stage can creep up stairs, walk alone, pick toys up from floor without falling, turns pages two or three at time, scribbles, uses spoon with little spills, drinks from cup with one hand, chews food, can indicate toilet needs

Answer 14

12-18 months

Question 15

Which Cognitive stage learns language rapid, copies adult chores in okay, talks to self and dolls, tells first name, holds up fingers for age, uses nouns and verbs, refers to self as me. Tries to get adult attention

Answer 15

18-36

Question 16

Which Psychological stage autonomy struggles, learns system of meeting needs, social development increases, points to things wanted, plays with other children, shares toys and asks for help

Answer 16

18-36 months

Question 17

Which moral stage knows of preferences of authority figures

Answer 17

18-36 months

Question 18

Which motor stage can run, throw balls, jump, use stairs with one hand held by adult, hold crayons w thumb and fingers, opens door by handle, puts on coat with hole and can wash and dry hands w help

Answer 18

18-36 months

Question 19

Which cognitive stage uses language expands, understands abstract concepts, colors, numbers, shapes, time, sentence length of 4-5 words, begins to obey request knows first and last name

Answer 19

3-5 years

Question 20

Which type of Trauma is single incident that is limited in time (car accident). Effects may include physical and emotional stress leading to feelings of being overwhelmed

Answer 20

Acute trauma.

Question 21

Which type of trauma is repeated traumatic events (witnessing domestic violence between parents). Bc of recurring and longstanding nature of chronic trauma, effects can be cumulative and build up over time. Children at this level are more vulnerable to everyday stress and have diminished ability to cope

Answer 21

Chronic trauma

Question 22

Which type of trauma includes both exposure to chronic trauma and lasting trauma impact on child’s wellbeing. Usually begins when child is very young and is often part of child’s relationship with caregiver

Answer 22

Complex trauma

Question 23

Which type of trauma is a personal or historical event that causes emotional and psychological injury, and can be transmitted from one generation to the next example, slavery, force placement in boarding schools?

Answer 23

Historical trauma