MODULE 1 EXAM: D094 WGU
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY AND
DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN AND
ADOLESCENTS, 2025/2026 WITH
CORRECT/ACCURATE ANSWERS
Example of Physiological needs - CORRECT ANSWERS- Hunger,
Thirst, Temperature Control, Clean Restrooms, Reduced Lunches
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs - CORRECT ANSWERS- Usually
represented by a pyramid with five levels, this represents basic
human needs and the order in which they must be met. From top
to bottom: self-actualization, esteem, love and belonging, safety,
and physiological.
Early childhood (two to six years) - CORRECT ANSWERS- This
stage features significant improvements in both gross and fine
motor skills. These children love to run, hop, tumble, climb, and
swing. Fine motor skill development allows them to string beads
and put together jigsaw puzzles. They also begin to scribble and
later print and draw rudimentary figures. By the middle of this
stage, many children can print their names. They also typically
begin to dress and undress themselves and eat with utensils.
Middle childhood (6-10 years) - CORRECT ANSWERS- Children in
this stage continue to gain weight and height—slowly but steadily.
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY AND
DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN AND
ADOLESCENTS, 2025/2026 WITH
CORRECT/ACCURATE ANSWERS
Example of Physiological needs - CORRECT ANSWERS- Hunger,
Thirst, Temperature Control, Clean Restrooms, Reduced Lunches
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs - CORRECT ANSWERS- Usually
represented by a pyramid with five levels, this represents basic
human needs and the order in which they must be met. From top
to bottom: self-actualization, esteem, love and belonging, safety,
and physiological.
Early childhood (two to six years) - CORRECT ANSWERS- This
stage features significant improvements in both gross and fine
motor skills. These children love to run, hop, tumble, climb, and
swing. Fine motor skill development allows them to string beads
and put together jigsaw puzzles. They also begin to scribble and
later print and draw rudimentary figures. By the middle of this
stage, many children can print their names. They also typically
begin to dress and undress themselves and eat with utensils.
Middle childhood (6-10 years) - CORRECT ANSWERS- Children in
this stage continue to gain weight and height—slowly but steadily.
