ECD-102 Final Exam ACTUAL UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
About two-thirds of injury deaths in the first year of life suffocation
are by
According to the ________, growth and motor development proximodistal principle
proceed from the center of the body outward.
According to the cephalocaudal principle, the upper parts of the body develop before the lower parts.
Although the brain's early development is in large part plasticity.
genetically directed, its structure is continually modified
by environmental experiences; this modifiability is called
At the age of about ______ months, Branda could assume 8
a sitting position without help while her father took her
picture.
Auditory discrimination develops rapidly after 2 years of False
age.
Baby Arnold first learned to hold up his head, then the cephalocaudal principle
learned to raise his shoulders, and finally learned to push
with his feet. Which principle of development does this
sequence demonstrate?
Binocular vision, which enables people to perceive depth True
and distance, usually does not develop until 4 or 5
months.
By 2 months, almost all infants can keep their heads erect False
while being held or supported in a sitting position.
Depth perception refers to the ability to perceive objects True
and surfaces in three dimensions and depends on cues
that affect the image of an object on the retina of the eye
where the sensory receptors cells are located.
Haptic perception is the ability to acquire information by handling objects rather than by just looking at them.
If a psychologist wants to observe the development of a draw a circle.
child's fine motor skills, he or she is most likely to ask the
child to
, In the context of early growth and physical development, Teething usually begins around 3 or 4 months.
which of the following statements is true about physical
growth in human babies?
In the context of milestones in gross motor development, sit without support.
a 6-month-old infant will typically be able to
In the context of the human brain, the left hemisphere is the center of language and logical thinking.
Mia is a 2-week-old girl. When her mother touches the rooting
corner of Mia's mouth, she turns her head in the direction
of the touch and opens her mouth. This scenario
illustrates the _____ reflex.
Six-month-old Chris's favorite toy is Make-a-Stack. It haptic perception.
consists of five colorful rings of increasing sizes that can
be stacked on a pole fixed at the base. Chris loves
holding and shaking the rings and drops them over the
top of the pole. In this scenario, Make-a-Stack is most
likely designed to engage
The pace of motor development in babies is independent False
of cultural factors.
The visual cliff is an apparatus for testing an infant's depth perception
Tiana's father gives her a few blocks and cubes to play 15 months old
with. She plays with them for a while and manages to
place three red cubes on top of two blue cubes and
build a tower. She is excited to show the colorful tower to
her father. In the context of key milestones in the first 3
years of life, Tiana is most likely
Toddlerhood lasts from about 12 to 16 months. False
Vision is the most developed sense at birth. False
Which of the following is true of the right hemisphere of It processes visual and spatial information.
the brain?
Which of the following milestones of motor development the achievement of self-locomotion.
has the greatest impact on an infant's ability to explore
Which of the following motor skills do infants have at the ability to turn their heads from side to side
birth?
About two-thirds of injury deaths in the first year of life suffocation
are by
According to the ________, growth and motor development proximodistal principle
proceed from the center of the body outward.
According to the cephalocaudal principle, the upper parts of the body develop before the lower parts.
Although the brain's early development is in large part plasticity.
genetically directed, its structure is continually modified
by environmental experiences; this modifiability is called
At the age of about ______ months, Branda could assume 8
a sitting position without help while her father took her
picture.
Auditory discrimination develops rapidly after 2 years of False
age.
Baby Arnold first learned to hold up his head, then the cephalocaudal principle
learned to raise his shoulders, and finally learned to push
with his feet. Which principle of development does this
sequence demonstrate?
Binocular vision, which enables people to perceive depth True
and distance, usually does not develop until 4 or 5
months.
By 2 months, almost all infants can keep their heads erect False
while being held or supported in a sitting position.
Depth perception refers to the ability to perceive objects True
and surfaces in three dimensions and depends on cues
that affect the image of an object on the retina of the eye
where the sensory receptors cells are located.
Haptic perception is the ability to acquire information by handling objects rather than by just looking at them.
If a psychologist wants to observe the development of a draw a circle.
child's fine motor skills, he or she is most likely to ask the
child to
, In the context of early growth and physical development, Teething usually begins around 3 or 4 months.
which of the following statements is true about physical
growth in human babies?
In the context of milestones in gross motor development, sit without support.
a 6-month-old infant will typically be able to
In the context of the human brain, the left hemisphere is the center of language and logical thinking.
Mia is a 2-week-old girl. When her mother touches the rooting
corner of Mia's mouth, she turns her head in the direction
of the touch and opens her mouth. This scenario
illustrates the _____ reflex.
Six-month-old Chris's favorite toy is Make-a-Stack. It haptic perception.
consists of five colorful rings of increasing sizes that can
be stacked on a pole fixed at the base. Chris loves
holding and shaking the rings and drops them over the
top of the pole. In this scenario, Make-a-Stack is most
likely designed to engage
The pace of motor development in babies is independent False
of cultural factors.
The visual cliff is an apparatus for testing an infant's depth perception
Tiana's father gives her a few blocks and cubes to play 15 months old
with. She plays with them for a while and manages to
place three red cubes on top of two blue cubes and
build a tower. She is excited to show the colorful tower to
her father. In the context of key milestones in the first 3
years of life, Tiana is most likely
Toddlerhood lasts from about 12 to 16 months. False
Vision is the most developed sense at birth. False
Which of the following is true of the right hemisphere of It processes visual and spatial information.
the brain?
Which of the following milestones of motor development the achievement of self-locomotion.
has the greatest impact on an infant's ability to explore
Which of the following motor skills do infants have at the ability to turn their heads from side to side
birth?
