rec quiz 2

Question 1

Two children are in the dress up area of a preschool and they are acting out a scenario they have created together. This is common during what stage of social play?
a. sensorimotor
b. associative
c. onlooker
d. pre-schooler

Answer 1

pre-schooler

Question 2

You notice two children playing side by side, playing with the same materials, doing the same things, but not playing together. This type of play is called ___________.
a. parallel
b. associative
c. solitary
d. onlooker

Answer 2

parallel

Question 3

An infant will likely be observed to engage in what type of play, according to Parten (1932)?
a. associative
b. onlooker
c. unoccupied
d. solitary

Answer 3

unoccupied

Question 4

In an infant, one of the first signs of play behaviors emerging is the infant’s ________.
a. fussiness when caregiver leaves the room
b. tendency to repeat actions that are pleasurable
c. careful imitation of every caregiver action
d. ability to pretend simple actions

Answer 4

Tendency to repeat actions that are pleasurable

Question 5

A toddler will likely be observed to engage in what type of play, according to Parten (1932)?
a. learned helplessness
b. fear and anxiety
c. secure attachment
d. object permanence

Answer 5

secure attachment

Question 6

A child is pretending in a play kitchen with another child and says “Here is breakfast” while offering a plastic pan with plastic eggs in it. This child is likely what age?

Answer 6

A pre-schooler

Question 7

Object permanence with toys and caregivers typically begins at about what age?

Answer 7

8-9 months

Question 8

Infants will begin to imitate simple facial gestures, sounds, and movements as early as age ____.

Answer 8

6-8 weeks

Question 9

Very simple symbolic play (pretending on self) begins to emerge at about what age?

Answer 9

12 months