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WGU D307 EXAM LATEST EXAM 2025 | CHILD
PSYCHOLOGY | ALL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED A+ | PROFESSOR
VERIFIED
Early Childhood - (answers)Physical development stage where children are able to
zip up their hoodies and engage in creative play.
Physiological needs - (answers)Basic human needs that must be met for survival,
such as safety and security.
Accelerated growth - (answers)Characteristic of students in the adolescence
physical development stage, indicating rapid physical changes.
Formal operations stage - (answers)Cognitive development stage where
individuals can think abstractly and hypothetically.
Vygotsky's learning theory - (answers)Theory that emphasizes learning through
social interaction and experiences.
Pre-operational level - (answers)Piaget's cognitive development stage where
children engage in symbolic play and are egocentric.
Gilligan's theory - (answers)Theory suggesting that women are more focused on
caring for others than for themselves.
Industry versus inferiority - (answers)Erikson's stage where a child works hard to
gain approval and competence.
Conventional Level - (answers)Kohlberg's stage of moral development where
individuals conform to societal rules and expectations.
Observational learning - (answers)Bandura's theory that suggests individuals learn
behaviors by watching others.
Telegraphic stage - (answers)Language development stage characterized by the
use of meaningful words that convey purpose.
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Operant conditioning - (answers)Skinner's theory of language development where
behavior is influenced by rewards and consequences.
Positive reinforcement - (answers)The concept that language acquisition can be
enhanced when paired with rewarding outcomes.
Skinner's operant conditioning - (answers)A theory of learning that emphasizes
the role of reinforcement and punishment in shaping behavior.
Vygotsky's zone of proximal development - (answers)The difference between
what a learner can do without help and what they can do with help.
Maslow's hierarchy of needs - (answers)A psychological theory that categorizes
human needs into a five-tier model, often depicted as a pyramid.
Chomsky's universal grammar - (answers)The theory that humans are born with
an innate ability to learn language.
Chomsky's belief about language learning - (answers)True or False: Chomsky
believed that humans are born with the ability to learn language.
Characteristic behavior of a student with autism spectrum disorder -
(answers)Persistent challenges with communication, sensory issues, and
repetitive behaviors.
William's barrier in the classroom - (answers)Physical barrier due to difficulty
seeing what the teacher is writing on the board.
Types of barriers experienced by a student with TBI - (answers)Cognitive and
social-emotional barriers.
Students with communication difficulties - (answers)Jack & Fatima might have
difficulties in communicating their needs to the teacher.
Maria's primary learning need - (answers)Access to nutritious, sufficient food is
the issue underlying her challenges.
WGU D307 EXAM LATEST EXAM 2025 | CHILD
PSYCHOLOGY | ALL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED A+ | PROFESSOR
VERIFIED
Early Childhood - (answers)Physical development stage where children are able to
zip up their hoodies and engage in creative play.
Physiological needs - (answers)Basic human needs that must be met for survival,
such as safety and security.
Accelerated growth - (answers)Characteristic of students in the adolescence
physical development stage, indicating rapid physical changes.
Formal operations stage - (answers)Cognitive development stage where
individuals can think abstractly and hypothetically.
Vygotsky's learning theory - (answers)Theory that emphasizes learning through
social interaction and experiences.
Pre-operational level - (answers)Piaget's cognitive development stage where
children engage in symbolic play and are egocentric.
Gilligan's theory - (answers)Theory suggesting that women are more focused on
caring for others than for themselves.
Industry versus inferiority - (answers)Erikson's stage where a child works hard to
gain approval and competence.
Conventional Level - (answers)Kohlberg's stage of moral development where
individuals conform to societal rules and expectations.
Observational learning - (answers)Bandura's theory that suggests individuals learn
behaviors by watching others.
Telegraphic stage - (answers)Language development stage characterized by the
use of meaningful words that convey purpose.
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Operant conditioning - (answers)Skinner's theory of language development where
behavior is influenced by rewards and consequences.
Positive reinforcement - (answers)The concept that language acquisition can be
enhanced when paired with rewarding outcomes.
Skinner's operant conditioning - (answers)A theory of learning that emphasizes
the role of reinforcement and punishment in shaping behavior.
Vygotsky's zone of proximal development - (answers)The difference between
what a learner can do without help and what they can do with help.
Maslow's hierarchy of needs - (answers)A psychological theory that categorizes
human needs into a five-tier model, often depicted as a pyramid.
Chomsky's universal grammar - (answers)The theory that humans are born with
an innate ability to learn language.
Chomsky's belief about language learning - (answers)True or False: Chomsky
believed that humans are born with the ability to learn language.
Characteristic behavior of a student with autism spectrum disorder -
(answers)Persistent challenges with communication, sensory issues, and
repetitive behaviors.
William's barrier in the classroom - (answers)Physical barrier due to difficulty
seeing what the teacher is writing on the board.
Types of barriers experienced by a student with TBI - (answers)Cognitive and
social-emotional barriers.
Students with communication difficulties - (answers)Jack & Fatima might have
difficulties in communicating their needs to the teacher.
Maria's primary learning need - (answers)Access to nutritious, sufficient food is
the issue underlying her challenges.
