EDU 334 Final Exam 2024/2025 With
100% Correct answers
The philosophy of infant-toddler care and education stressed in this book comes from the work of -
correct answers ✔✔Magda Gerber and Emmi Pikler
The three R's describe an infant-toddlers' (blank) with others - correct answers ✔✔interactions
Which of these is a primary developmental goal underlying the 10 principles on which this book is based
- correct answers ✔✔security and trust
There are two types of caregiver presence mentioned in Chapter 2, they are - correct answers ✔✔active
and receptive
How do children learn to get attention from others - correct answers ✔✔all of these answers are correct
Which of the following foods are not recommended for infants under six months because they may
produce food allergies - correct answers ✔✔all of these answers are correct
Which of the following does not support creating curriculum out of play and exploration - correct
answers ✔✔offering structured rules and guidelines
Safety and learning through interaction are - correct answers ✔✔overarching themes in supporting play
for infants and toddlers
Timing and (blank) are important skills for caregivers to acquire in order to facilitate infant-toddler social
play - correct answers ✔✔selective intervention
How does a happening differ from an activity - correct answers ✔✔happenings broaden the idea of what
infants and toddlers engage in and learn from
, The problem of the match, as discussed by J. McVicker Hunt, is - correct answers ✔✔setting up an
environment that is familiar yet appropriately challenging
Which of the following is not an adult role in infant and toddler play - correct answers ✔✔providing
solutions to problems children encounter in their play
The first noticeable slowing of brain activity happens during - correct answers ✔✔adolescence
Crawling towards, following with a gaze, or crying when separated from an attachment figure are all -
correct answers ✔✔proximity-seeking behaviors related to attachment
Technologies in neuroscience that are noninvasive - correct answers ✔✔don't interfere with natural
brain function
Specialized nerve cells are called - correct answers ✔✔neurons
The pathways in the brain that form the physical foundation of trust are caused by what behaviors -
correct answers ✔✔all of these answers are correct
Which of the following is not a tactile experience - correct answers ✔✔smelling an essential oil aroma
At birth, infant vision, although blurry and not yet completely developed, is equipped (blank), which aids
in forming attachments - correct answers ✔✔to see human faces from eight inches away
Sensory integration is critical to the development of - correct answers ✔✔perception
Which of the following is an infant's main learning tool in the first months after birth - correct answers
✔✔the mouth
If you want an infant to focus on a sound, that sound should - correct answers ✔✔have a beginning and
end
100% Correct answers
The philosophy of infant-toddler care and education stressed in this book comes from the work of -
correct answers ✔✔Magda Gerber and Emmi Pikler
The three R's describe an infant-toddlers' (blank) with others - correct answers ✔✔interactions
Which of these is a primary developmental goal underlying the 10 principles on which this book is based
- correct answers ✔✔security and trust
There are two types of caregiver presence mentioned in Chapter 2, they are - correct answers ✔✔active
and receptive
How do children learn to get attention from others - correct answers ✔✔all of these answers are correct
Which of the following foods are not recommended for infants under six months because they may
produce food allergies - correct answers ✔✔all of these answers are correct
Which of the following does not support creating curriculum out of play and exploration - correct
answers ✔✔offering structured rules and guidelines
Safety and learning through interaction are - correct answers ✔✔overarching themes in supporting play
for infants and toddlers
Timing and (blank) are important skills for caregivers to acquire in order to facilitate infant-toddler social
play - correct answers ✔✔selective intervention
How does a happening differ from an activity - correct answers ✔✔happenings broaden the idea of what
infants and toddlers engage in and learn from
, The problem of the match, as discussed by J. McVicker Hunt, is - correct answers ✔✔setting up an
environment that is familiar yet appropriately challenging
Which of the following is not an adult role in infant and toddler play - correct answers ✔✔providing
solutions to problems children encounter in their play
The first noticeable slowing of brain activity happens during - correct answers ✔✔adolescence
Crawling towards, following with a gaze, or crying when separated from an attachment figure are all -
correct answers ✔✔proximity-seeking behaviors related to attachment
Technologies in neuroscience that are noninvasive - correct answers ✔✔don't interfere with natural
brain function
Specialized nerve cells are called - correct answers ✔✔neurons
The pathways in the brain that form the physical foundation of trust are caused by what behaviors -
correct answers ✔✔all of these answers are correct
Which of the following is not a tactile experience - correct answers ✔✔smelling an essential oil aroma
At birth, infant vision, although blurry and not yet completely developed, is equipped (blank), which aids
in forming attachments - correct answers ✔✔to see human faces from eight inches away
Sensory integration is critical to the development of - correct answers ✔✔perception
Which of the following is an infant's main learning tool in the first months after birth - correct answers
✔✔the mouth
If you want an infant to focus on a sound, that sound should - correct answers ✔✔have a beginning and
end
