2026/2027 Expert Verifed Ace
the Test
Solitary play - ANSWER ✔✔Plays alone, enjoys others' presence,
focuses on own activity (infancy)
Parallel play - ANSWER ✔✔Plays alongside others, not with them;
common in toddlers (toddler)
Associative play - ANSWER ✔✔No group goal, often follows a leader
(preschool)
,Cooperative play - ANSWER ✔✔Organized, with rules, establishes
leader/follower relationship (school-age)
Trust vs Mistrust - ANSWER ✔✔Erikson's stage for birth to 1 year;
developing a sense of trust in the world (infancy)
Autonomy vs Shame & Doubt - ANSWER ✔✔Erikson's stage for 1-3
years; developing independence and self-control (toddler)
Initiative vs Guilt - ANSWER ✔✔Erikson's stage for 3-6 years;
developing a sense of purpose and direction (preschool)
Industry vs Inferiority - ANSWER ✔✔Erikson's stage for 8-12 years;
developing competence and skills (school-age)
Identity vs Role confusion - ANSWER ✔✔Erikson's stage for 12-20
years; developing a sense of self and personal identity (adolescence)
Intimacy vs Isolation - ANSWER ✔✔Erikson's stage for 20-40 years;
forming intimate relationships with others (young adult)
Generativity vs Stagnation - ANSWER ✔✔Erikson's stage for 40-65
years; contributing to the well-being of future generations (middle adult)
Integrity vs Despair - ANSWER ✔✔Erikson's stage for 65+ years;
reflecting on life and accepting its meaning (late adult)
, Head lag - ANSWER ✔✔Inability to hold head up at 1 month, a
developmental milestone (infant)
Moro reflex - ANSWER ✔✔Startle reflex present in infants, absent at
4 months (infant)
Anterior fontanelle - ANSWER ✔✔Soft spot on an infant's skull,
closes around 18 months (infant)
Tonic neck reflex - ANSWER ✔✔Postural reflex in infants, diminishes
by 2 months (infant)
Social smile - ANSWER ✔✔First appears around 2 months, in
response to stimuli (infant)
Parallel play - ANSWER ✔✔Plays alongside others, not with them;
common in toddlers (toddler)
Sphincter control - ANSWER ✔✔Develops around 30 months, a
milestone for toilet training (toddler)
Imitative play - ANSWER ✔✔Play involving imitation of everyday
activities, common at 4-5 years (toddler)
Temporal perception - ANSWER ✔✔Improves around 7 years,
developing concepts of time (school-age)
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