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PEDS ATI MASTERY EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS)
/ALREADY GRADED A+
Q: Parenting Styles
Ans: 1. Authoritarian
2. Permissive
3. Authoritative
4. Passive
Q: Authoritarian Parenting
Ans: dictatorial, parent controls child behavior through unquestioned rules,
"my way or the highway", overly strict
Q: Permissive Parenting
Ans: parent has little control over child's behavior, consult child when
making decisions
Q: Authoritative Parenting
Ans: democratic, where parent sets rules and explains reasons behind rules,
enforce rules with consequences, less strict and not dictatorship, **
BEST parenting style
Q: Passive Parenting
,Ans: where parent is uninvolved, indifference to child behavior, "allows
them to do whatever they want"
Q: Theories of Development
Ans: - Piaget
- Erikson
Q: Piaget's Cognitive Development Theory
Ans: compromised of four stages:
1. Sensorimotor
2. Preoperational
3. Concrete Operational
4. Formal Operational
Q: Piaget Sensorimotor Stage
Ans: birth to 2 years
Goal: achieve object permanence (around 9 mos)
Q: Piaget Pre-operational Stage
Ans: 2 to 7 y/o
Goal: achieve symbolic thought
Q: Piaget Concrete Operational Stage
Ans: 7-11 y/o
Goal: operational thought, seeing perspective of others
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,Q: Piaget Formal Operational Stage
Ans: 11+
Goal: grasp abstract thoughts/concepts
Q: Erikson Psychosocial Development Theory
Ans: proposed personality/identity development occurs through one's
entire lifespan (rather than just childhood like freud) and focuses on
interactions between self and society
- each stage depends on overcoming a conflict and sucsess/failure at each
stage affects identity formation of individual/personality
Q: Erikson Infancy
Ans: birth-18 month
Crisis: trust vs mistrust
Q: Erikson Early Childhood
Ans: 18 mos-3 y/o
Crisis: autonomy vs shame and doubt, "terrible twos"
Q: Erikson Preschool
Ans: 3-6 y/o
Crisis: initiative vs guilt
Q: Erikson School Age
Ans: 6-12 y/o
Crisis: industry vs inferiority
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, Q: Erikson Adolescence
Ans: 12-20 y/o
Crisis: identity vs role confusion
Q: Erikson Young Adulthood
Ans: 20-40 y/o
Crisis: intimacy vs isolation
Q: Erikson Middle Adulthood
Ans: 40-65 y/o
Crisis: generativity vs stagnation
Q: Erikson Maturity (Older Adulthood)
Ans: 65+
Crisis: ego integrity vs despair
Q: Best Pediatric Assessment Practices
Ans: - keep medical equipment out of sight until ready to use
- use age appropriate language
- demonstrate assessment on doll/puppet
- allow child to role play assessment on doll/puppet or play equipment
- allow child to sit on parents lap
- keep parents present to keep child comfortable
Q: VS Trends: Temperature
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In today's fast-paced educational landscape, students need reliable resources to excel in their studies.
5.0
PEDS ATI MASTERY EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS)
/ALREADY GRADED A+
Q: Parenting Styles
Ans: 1. Authoritarian
2. Permissive
3. Authoritative
4. Passive
Q: Authoritarian Parenting
Ans: dictatorial, parent controls child behavior through unquestioned rules,
"my way or the highway", overly strict
Q: Permissive Parenting
Ans: parent has little control over child's behavior, consult child when
making decisions
Q: Authoritative Parenting
Ans: democratic, where parent sets rules and explains reasons behind rules,
enforce rules with consequences, less strict and not dictatorship, **
BEST parenting style
Q: Passive Parenting
,Ans: where parent is uninvolved, indifference to child behavior, "allows
them to do whatever they want"
Q: Theories of Development
Ans: - Piaget
- Erikson
Q: Piaget's Cognitive Development Theory
Ans: compromised of four stages:
1. Sensorimotor
2. Preoperational
3. Concrete Operational
4. Formal Operational
Q: Piaget Sensorimotor Stage
Ans: birth to 2 years
Goal: achieve object permanence (around 9 mos)
Q: Piaget Pre-operational Stage
Ans: 2 to 7 y/o
Goal: achieve symbolic thought
Q: Piaget Concrete Operational Stage
Ans: 7-11 y/o
Goal: operational thought, seeing perspective of others
Examstudy - Stuvia US
,Q: Piaget Formal Operational Stage
Ans: 11+
Goal: grasp abstract thoughts/concepts
Q: Erikson Psychosocial Development Theory
Ans: proposed personality/identity development occurs through one's
entire lifespan (rather than just childhood like freud) and focuses on
interactions between self and society
- each stage depends on overcoming a conflict and sucsess/failure at each
stage affects identity formation of individual/personality
Q: Erikson Infancy
Ans: birth-18 month
Crisis: trust vs mistrust
Q: Erikson Early Childhood
Ans: 18 mos-3 y/o
Crisis: autonomy vs shame and doubt, "terrible twos"
Q: Erikson Preschool
Ans: 3-6 y/o
Crisis: initiative vs guilt
Q: Erikson School Age
Ans: 6-12 y/o
Crisis: industry vs inferiority
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, Q: Erikson Adolescence
Ans: 12-20 y/o
Crisis: identity vs role confusion
Q: Erikson Young Adulthood
Ans: 20-40 y/o
Crisis: intimacy vs isolation
Q: Erikson Middle Adulthood
Ans: 40-65 y/o
Crisis: generativity vs stagnation
Q: Erikson Maturity (Older Adulthood)
Ans: 65+
Crisis: ego integrity vs despair
Q: Best Pediatric Assessment Practices
Ans: - keep medical equipment out of sight until ready to use
- use age appropriate language
- demonstrate assessment on doll/puppet
- allow child to role play assessment on doll/puppet or play equipment
- allow child to sit on parents lap
- keep parents present to keep child comfortable
Q: VS Trends: Temperature
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