Emotional Development

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Test Your Knowledge on Emotional Development

Welcome to the Emotional Development Quiz! This quiz is designed to assess your understanding of key concepts related to emotional growth in children. From identifying basic emotions to understanding attachment styles, this quiz covers a range of important topics.

Explore the stages of emotional development in infants and toddlers.
Gauge your knowledge on influential theories and attachment styles.
Perfect for educators, parents, and anyone interested in child development.

25 Questions6 MinutesCreated by CaringHeart523

A basic primary emotion is...?

Universal and consist of subjective feeling, physiological change, and overt behaviour (how they express it)

Dependent on a sense of self and the awareness of other people’s reactions to experiencing these emotions

A sense of fear that leads to avoiding danger

a reaction to someone else

Infants will rely on caregivers for cues to interpret a situation, this is an example of...?

Display Rules

Stranger Wariness

Social Referencing

Self-Conscious Emotions

By 18-24 months, toddlers should be able to depend on a sense of self and the awareness of other people's reactions to experience these kind of emotions. What type of emotions is this referring to?

Self-Conscious Emotions

Basic Emotions

Temperament Emotions

Social Emotions

A consistent mood or behavioural styles that are fairly stable across situations (at home, school, or other social settings) and are biologically based is describing...?

Display Rules

Social Rules

Commitment

Temperament

According to the Rothbart & Bates Approach to temperament, they separated temperament dimensions into 3 different categorizes:

Positive Emotionality, Urgency, and Effortful Control

Negative Emotionality, Urgency, and Cognitive Control

Negative Emotionality, Urgency, and Effortful Control

Positive Emotionality, Urgency, and Cognitive Control

In a study to test Children's Shyness in a Surgical Setting, findings suggest that...

Shyness is predictive of preoperative anxiety

Shyness is NOT predictive of preoperative anxiety

Shyness is the absolute cause of preoperative anxiety

Shyness has no correlation to preoperative anxiety

_______ would get the parent's attention a lot quicker than displaying _______

Anger;crying

Crying;confusion

Crying;anger

Confusion;anger

It's known that children with the DRD4 gene can be overactive, aggressive and oppositional with others. However, when mothers participated in an intervention program, preschoolers w/this allele were less likely to be overactive, aggressive and oppositional w/others. This shows that children with this variant of the DRD4 gene are...?

Children with positive temperaments are less affected by life stressors

Avoidant as they're not upset when parent leaves, but ignores parent on return

Susceptible to the quality of parenting

Dependent on their parents' cues on how to react in a social manner

True or False: In the study "The Association of Temperament w/Preoperative Anxiety in Paediatric Patients Undergoing Surgery" the findings suggested that temperament may help identify paediatric patients at risk of preoperative anxiety and guide the design of prevention & intervention strategies

True

False

What were the 3 groups identified in determining the factors that will affect the quality of a parent's attachment with their child?

Resistant, secure, and disorganized

Secure, dismissive/disoriented, and preoccupied

Dismissive/disoriented, resistant, and disorganized

Preoccupied, resistant, and secure

In Ainsworth's Strange Situation Task, they put a baby through a series of situations where they were either alone, when a parent was present, or when a stranger was present. In each situation, the baby's reactions are measured to test the quality of attachment between the baby and parent. They were able to identify 4 different types of attachment: Secure, Resistant, Disorganized, and....?

Avoidant

Disoriented

Shy

Anxious

Think back to Bowlby's Theory of Attachment: The True Attachment Phases is between...?

Birth to 6-8 Weeks

18 Months to 2 years and on

6-8 Weeks to 6-8 Months

6-8 Months to 18 Months-2 Years

A disorganized quality of attachment between the parent and baby indicates that the baby...

May be upset when parent leaves, but stops crying on return

Confused when parent leaves, still confused on return

Not upset when parent leaves, ignores parent on return

Confused when parents leaves, and not confused on return

A secure attachment between the parent/caregiver and child is most likely to occur if the parent/caregiver responds _______________ and consistently

Urgently

Quietly

Sensitively

Securely

A Resistant quality of attachment between the parent and children will result in the baby...

To be upset when parent leaves, but stops crying on return

To be upset when parent leaves, angry and inconsolable on return

To be not upset when parent leaves, ignores parent on return

To be upset when parent leaves, but continues to cry on return

What kind of attachment will lead to positive social relationships because of the establishment of trust?

Secure

Positive

Effortful

Aggressive

Children (between ages 4-6) will start to form a deeper attachment to primary caregiver, but anyone outside of that circle ("strangers"), children will start to display anger towards them. This is an example of...?

Display rules

Angered wariness

Social referencing

Stranger wariness

True or False: children who grew up in the Asian culture express their emotions to a lesser degree compared to children that grew up in a North American culture

True

False

Between the ages of 6-8 Weeks to 6-8 Months, children will be in the...?

True Attachment Phase

Formation of Reciprocal Relationship

Attachment in Making Phase

Pre-Attachment Phase

When it comes to the stability of temperament, inhibited children are more likely to become ___________ as adults

Sociable

Extroverted

Introverted

A psychopath

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