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Toddler Test

Human Development/Family Studies Toddler Test

QuestionAnswer
The average amount of growth for a toddler. 6 lbs/ year 2-3 inches/ year
Toddlers of this age stand up straight. 3 years old
A toddler’s body portion in relation to the head and body. The same
The change in a toddlers chest and abdomen. Widen and Lengthen
A tall 2 year old will be this in adulthood. Tall
True or False: Just like infants, toddlers learn from their senses and motor activities. True
An example of a concept that toddlers might not fully understand. Concept of Time Concept of Dead or Alive
True or False: Toddlers have short attention spans because they can’t block out excess sensory information. True
Three tips for choosing books for toddlers Colorful and simple pictures Storylines that focus on toddler’s favorite subjects Durable Short-emphasize a few words
A good problem solving activity for a toddler. Puzzle
The stage of social-emotional development toddlers are in according to Erik Erikson. Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt
6 of the common emotions for a toddler. Anger Fear Jealousy Empathy Love Affection
A reason toddlers have more fear than infants. (1) They know of more things to be afraid of (2) Extremely active imagination
True or False: Toddlers first interactions with other children are very brief and usually involve parallel play True
How do each of the following change from age 1 to age 3? Amount of words Type of words Amount of words put together Amount of words doubles Words go from being just nouns to pronouns and adjectives Toddlers will string more than 2 words together
Age it might be appropriate to seek some guidance about a child’s perceived speech/language problem. 3 years old
True or False: Some of the first words a toddler learns are nouns. They learn the names for objects in their life and they call themselves by name. True
An example of a toddler phrase where he or she is using “sound substitution” My wed shoes. (red) This bag is lellow. (yellow) Hi Wisa! (Lisa)
True or False: Research has demonstrated that toddlers with “chatty” caregivers know more words by age 2. True
Using a known word in the wrong way because the child cannot say or recall the correct word. Word Substitution Ex: “Daddy, take my plate.” (while holding a spoon)
The definition of empathy and when it might be developed in a toddler. The ability to understand how another person feels By age 2
Talking with a continued involuntary repetition of sounds. Stuttering
The jealousy, competition, and sometimes fighting between brothers and sisters. Sibling Rivalry
The ability to use clear, direct speech. Articulation
Doing the opposite of what others want; closely related to the toddler’s desire for autonomy Negativism
True or False: Toddler boys tend to do better with verbal skills than toddler girls. False
Change the statement “Don’t hit the dog,” to positive guidance statement for a toddler. Use a gentle touch when you are with the dog.
What is this an example of? Kim learns how a toy works by first accidentally pressing a button. Then she presses the button on purpose. Incidental Learning
What is this an example of? Steve learns to play a matching game by being told the rules while playing Directed Learning
What is most important that parents need to keep in mind while giving toddlers choices? All options should be acceptable options to the parents, Offer only 2 choices.
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