WGU D664 TEST 1 | QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS | 2026
Questions 1-25
1.
Which of the following is a component of Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)?
A. Self-awareness
B. Tax preparation
C. Physical fitness testing
D. Career placement
2.
SEL promotes:
A. A supportive learning environment
B. Increased student isolation
C. Memorization only
D. Standardized testing only
3.
Neuroplasticity is: A. The brain's ability to adapt through experience B. Physical growth
of bones C. Genetic inheritance D. Fixed intelligence
4.
The embodied mind perspective emphasizes the connection between: A. Body, mind,
and environment B. Brain only C. Environment only D. Genetics only
5.
According to the embodied mind perspective: A. Cognition is only in the brain B.
Cognition is influenced by experiences and interactions C. Cognition is unrelated to
movement D. Cognition is fixed
6.
Which level is the foundation of Maslow's Hierarchy? A. Safety B. Physiological C.
Esteem D. Love and Belonging
7.
,Food, water, and sleep belong to: A. Safety Needs B. Esteem Needs C. Physiological
Needs D. Self-Actualization
8.
Feeling secure and protected reflects: A. Safety Needs B. Esteem Needs C. Love and
Belonging D. Personal Growth
9.
Friendships and family relationships belong to: A. Safety B. Esteem C. Love and
Belonging D. Self-Actualization
10.
Achievements and competence are associated with: A. Physiological Needs B. Safety
Needs C. Esteem Needs D. Belonging
11.
Self-actualization includes: A. Personal growth B. Acceptance of self C. Feeling fulfilled
D. All of the above
12.
Whole body listening involves: A. Facing away from the speaker B. Maintaining focus
C. Looking at unrelated objects D. Multitasking
13.
Human development studies: A. Expected cognitive changes B. Psychological changes
C. Development across stages D. All of the above
14.
Educational theories are used to: A. Support student learning B. Eliminate challenges
C. Replace instruction D. Increase homework only
15.
Erikson's theory focuses primarily on: A. Thinking B. Social and emotional identity
development C. Memory D. Language acquisition
16.
, Piaget's theory focuses on: A. Cognitive development B. Emotional development C.
Behavior modification D. Social status
17.
Vygotsky emphasized: A. Social and cultural interactions B. Fixed developmental stages
C. Intelligence tests D. Punishment systems
18.
In Erikson's Trust vs. Mistrust stage, children develop trust through: A. Consistent
caregiving B. Academic success C. Peer acceptance D. Rewards
19.
Trust vs. Mistrust occurs during: A. Infancy B. Preschool C. Adolescence D. Adulthood
20.
Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt occurs during: A. Infancy B. Toddlerhood C.
Adolescence D. Adulthood
21.
A child insisting on doing tasks independently demonstrates: A. Autonomy B. Inferiority
C. Identity confusion D. Mistrust
22.
Initiative vs. Guilt is associated with: A. Preschool children B. Infants C. Adolescents
D. Adults
23.
Encouraging curiosity in preschool supports: A. Initiative B. Shame C. Inferiority D.
Mistrust
24.
Industry vs. Inferiority focuses on: A. Competence B. Trust C. Identity D. Abstract
reasoning
25.
Questions 1-25
1.
Which of the following is a component of Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)?
A. Self-awareness
B. Tax preparation
C. Physical fitness testing
D. Career placement
2.
SEL promotes:
A. A supportive learning environment
B. Increased student isolation
C. Memorization only
D. Standardized testing only
3.
Neuroplasticity is: A. The brain's ability to adapt through experience B. Physical growth
of bones C. Genetic inheritance D. Fixed intelligence
4.
The embodied mind perspective emphasizes the connection between: A. Body, mind,
and environment B. Brain only C. Environment only D. Genetics only
5.
According to the embodied mind perspective: A. Cognition is only in the brain B.
Cognition is influenced by experiences and interactions C. Cognition is unrelated to
movement D. Cognition is fixed
6.
Which level is the foundation of Maslow's Hierarchy? A. Safety B. Physiological C.
Esteem D. Love and Belonging
7.
,Food, water, and sleep belong to: A. Safety Needs B. Esteem Needs C. Physiological
Needs D. Self-Actualization
8.
Feeling secure and protected reflects: A. Safety Needs B. Esteem Needs C. Love and
Belonging D. Personal Growth
9.
Friendships and family relationships belong to: A. Safety B. Esteem C. Love and
Belonging D. Self-Actualization
10.
Achievements and competence are associated with: A. Physiological Needs B. Safety
Needs C. Esteem Needs D. Belonging
11.
Self-actualization includes: A. Personal growth B. Acceptance of self C. Feeling fulfilled
D. All of the above
12.
Whole body listening involves: A. Facing away from the speaker B. Maintaining focus
C. Looking at unrelated objects D. Multitasking
13.
Human development studies: A. Expected cognitive changes B. Psychological changes
C. Development across stages D. All of the above
14.
Educational theories are used to: A. Support student learning B. Eliminate challenges
C. Replace instruction D. Increase homework only
15.
Erikson's theory focuses primarily on: A. Thinking B. Social and emotional identity
development C. Memory D. Language acquisition
16.
, Piaget's theory focuses on: A. Cognitive development B. Emotional development C.
Behavior modification D. Social status
17.
Vygotsky emphasized: A. Social and cultural interactions B. Fixed developmental stages
C. Intelligence tests D. Punishment systems
18.
In Erikson's Trust vs. Mistrust stage, children develop trust through: A. Consistent
caregiving B. Academic success C. Peer acceptance D. Rewards
19.
Trust vs. Mistrust occurs during: A. Infancy B. Preschool C. Adolescence D. Adulthood
20.
Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt occurs during: A. Infancy B. Toddlerhood C.
Adolescence D. Adulthood
21.
A child insisting on doing tasks independently demonstrates: A. Autonomy B. Inferiority
C. Identity confusion D. Mistrust
22.
Initiative vs. Guilt is associated with: A. Preschool children B. Infants C. Adolescents
D. Adults
23.
Encouraging curiosity in preschool supports: A. Initiative B. Shame C. Inferiority D.
Mistrust
24.
Industry vs. Inferiority focuses on: A. Competence B. Trust C. Identity D. Abstract
reasoning
25.
