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Q1: Children begin to describe themselves in terms of their personality traits and social
relationships in
Answer: early adolescence


Q2: The best term to describe aspects of the self that involve connections to other people is
Answer: the relational self


Q3: The perspective is characterized by children's being able to describe their own perspective, a
peer's perspective, and their shared perspective
Answer: mu- tual


Q4: Children describe themselves in terms of their competencies, "I am good at running, jumping,
and school work" at
Answer: 5-7 years old


Q5: An infant's production of strings of consonant-vowel sounds
Answer: babbling


Q6: The definition of oneself as a discrete, separate entity is
Answer: identity


Q7: A set of attitudes by which an individual defines all members of a group negatively
Answer: prejudice


Q8: Children's understanding of social scripts
Answer: ensures social predictability, con- serves children's social energy, facilitates peer
interactions


Q9: Rules of pragmatics include the following
Answer: adjust speech to be appropriate for different listeners, be sensitive to the listener's
feedback, engage the attention of the listener before speaking

, Q10: The association between children's self-perceptions in a domain and their investment in that
domain is as follows:: BOTH B AND A
Answer: b.children's investment in a domain predicts their self-perceptions a.children's
self-perceptions in a domain predict their investment


Q11: Effective praise that will promote children's self-esteem is
Answer: specific and sincere, not global or exaggerated focused on the child's efforts, not the child's
performance, based on things the child can change(e.g., strategies and progress) rather
than things the child cannot change(e.g., intelligence and attractiveness)


Q12: Children's understanding of other's thoughts and traits is particularly fa- cilitated by
interactions with siblings and friends including
Answer: dispute resolution and pretend play


Q13: Domains of self-perceptions assessed by the Harter scale include
Answer: physi- cal appearance and behavioral conduct


Q14: Children's understanding of others' thoughts and traits is particularly facilitated by
interactions with siblings and friends including
Answer: discussions of shared concerns, interests, and goals


Q15: The part of grammar that prescribes how words combine into phrases, clauses, and
sentences
Answer: syntax


Q16: The smallest sound units that affect meaning in a language
Answer: phonemes


Q17: Children show consistent success at verbally-based "false belief" story- telling tests designed
to assess the child's theory of mind by
Answer: 4-5 years


Q18: Pretend play is most common in
Answer: in the united states


Q19: Youngsters who are liked by many peers and disliked by very few are labeled
Answer: popular

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