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Final Jeopardy

$25 Question from Chapter 1

How can a caregiver build connections between nerve

cells in a child’s brain?

$25 Answer from Chapter 1

When a caregiver gives them lots of stimulation,

through play.

$50 Question from Chapter 1

In what developmental areas can children benefit from

play?

$50 Answer from Chapter 1

Physically, Socially, Emotionally, Morally and

Intellectually.

$75 Question from Chapter 1

How can you benefit from studying children?

$75 Answer from Chapter 1

You can better understand children, you gain skills, you can learn about yourself, you

can build for the future.

$100 Question from Chapter 1

Why is it helpful for a caregiver to understand the

behaviors that are appropriate for certain ages?

$100 Answer from Chapter 1

To have reasonable expectations

$125 Question from Chapter 1

In what sense is childhood a recent discovery? Give

some examples.

$125 Answer from Chapter 1

Children expected to work, fewer toys, one-room schools, child mortality high,

dressed as small adults.

$150 Question from Chapter 1

Describe Erikson’s Theory.

$150 Answer from Chapter 1

Erikson was a stage theorist. He felt that each stage of life had a conflict to resolve.

His theory covers stages from birth to

old age.

$25 Question from Chapter 1

Describe Freud’s Theory

$25 Answer from Chapter 1

Early experiences affect adult life

$50 Question from Chapter 1

Describe Montessori’s

Theory

$50 Answer from Chapter 1

Children learn by using their senses.

$75 Question from Chapter 1

Describe Piaget’s Theory

$75 Answer from Chapter 1

Children should be given tasks suitable for their age. His

focus is on cognitive development.

$100 Question from Chapter 1

How can a caregiver have a positive

outcome for Erikson’s first crisis of trust vs mistrust?

$100 Answer from Chapter 1

Consistently answer a baby’s needs,

being predictable and trustworthy.

$125 Question from Chapter 2

What functions do families perform?

$125 Answer from Chapter 2

Meet basic needs, prepare children to live

in society

$150 Question from Chapter 2

How do families pass on values?

$150 Answer from Chapter 2

Modeling, talking, religious training

$25 Question from Chapter 2

Explain the difference between

a nuclear and a blended family.

$25 Answer from Chapter 2

Nuclear: Mom, Dad, Child

Blended: Mom, StepDad, Child

$50 Question from Chapter 2

Explain the launching stage

of the family life cycle

$50 Answer from Chapter 2

Children leave home; parents

help them adapt“Empty Nest Syndrome”

$75 Question from Chapter 2

Name ways of

becoming a non-

biological parent.

$75 Answer from Chapter 2

Adoption, Foster Parent,

Guardian

$100 Question from Chapter 3

What parenting style is considered to be the most effective? Describe the style.

$100 Answer from Chapter 3

Democratic-Assertive. Two-way communication; respect, negotiation, and

reasoning

$125 Question from Chapter 3

According to Galinsky, what is

the primary task of parenting

adolescents?

$125 Answer from Chapter 3

To establish boundaries

$150 Question from Chapter 3

How are children

affected by Nurturing?

Deprivation?

$150 Answer from Chapter 3

Nurtured-feel secure and full of worthDeprived-insecure and worthless

$25 Question from Chapter 3

What are some goals of effective discipline?

$25 Answer from Chapter 3

Children learn to control their own behavior, they

can get along with others, they learn what

is right or wrong.

$50 Question from Chapter 3

Why is consistency important when parenting young children?

$50 Answer from Chapter 3

Children know what to expect;you are predictable.

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$75 Question from Chapter 3

Choose a poor disciplinary methodand explain why it is not effective.

$75 Answer from Chapter 3

Bribing-the child misbehaves to get a treat.

$100 Question from Chapter 3

What questions should you ask yourself before

responding to a child’smisbehavior?

$100 Answer from Chapter 3

Is the expected behavior appropriate for the age?Does the child understand it’s wrong?Was the behavior done on purpose?

$125 Question from Chapter 3

What is the most recent techniquein responding to misbehavior with

time out?

$125 Answer from Chapter 3

Use the “teachable moment”!

$150 Question from Chapter 2

There are five steps to resourcemanagement; name two.

$150 Answer from Chapter 2

Set GoalsIdentify resources

Make a planPut the plan into action

Re-evaluate

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Final Jeopardy

According to Galinsky’s stagesof parenthood, what is the primary

task of new parents?

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