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Concept of Development Test 194
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Concept of Development Test 194
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    Which of the following theories is known as a developmental stage theory?
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    Piaget’s theory of cognitive development is a comprehensive theory about the nature and development of human intelligence.

    It was first created by the Swiss developmental psychologist Jean Piaget.

    The theory deals with the nature of knowledge itself and how humans gradually come to acquire, construct, and use it.

    This theory is also known as a developmental stage theory.

    According to Jean Piaget, cognitive development was a progressive reorganization of mental processes resulting from biological maturation and environmental experience.

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    ___________ Age is also known as toy age.
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    The correct answer is option A, Early Childhood. Early childhood is the age of toy age. Early childhood is the age of 2-6 years is also known as toy age. Early childhood is known as the toy age because at this stage where children are aware of the objects and can remember how it looks like by just hearing their name.
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    For the growth of children some parents and teachers were over concerned about providing ______ conditions.
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    Children need to eat well in order to grow, be healthy and strong. They need protection from illness and injury as they explore the world around them. When they are sick, they need good medical care. Adults must meet many needs of a growing child.
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    Which of the following is a characteristic of childhood?
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    Language development is one of the major characteristics of childhood because at this age the child actually learns to speak with ease. All the others are the characteristics of Adolescence, adolescents want interdependence from adult authority, they feel attracted to the opposite sex and are mostly self-centred and focus on their own need.
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    A teacher found that a child is facing a problem in telling the formulae of the rectangle. She assumes that the student will also face difficulty in the area of trapezium. Did she arrive at this conclusion, based on which of the following assumptions?
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    development tends to follow an orderly sequence, this principle means that the development occurs in an orderly sequence. First, a child learns simple concepts then moves to the complex. Eg area of square and rectangle is taught to students in 7th standard. Area of other rectilinear figures is taught to them in 8th standard.
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    Which of the following is not the principle of development?
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    Development proceeds from the stage of infancy and continues till death but it is the process that cannot be reverseD. Human development is based on certain principles and reversible is not one of them as development that took place in a human body cannot be replaced or reverseD. Development took place from general to specifiC. General to specific means activity proceeds from general to specific.

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    The statement, " Development is a never-ending process" is related to which of the following?
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    Development is a continuous process that goes throughout life. Growth stops at a certain age but development continues till death. It continues right from the moment of conception. Development is a continuous process but growth is at even it takes pace swiftly and later it slackens.

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    Which one of the following is the earliest stage of child development after birth?
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    Infancy is the earliest stage of development after birth and a key stage that influences the remainder of early childhood development. Growth and development are most obvious during this stage of development.
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    Between ________ months of age, most children begin to combine words into short sentences while speaking.
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    Most of the children between 18 and 24 months of age begin to combine two words to make simple sentences while speaking. Children start to experience complex emotions, including pride in accomplishing a difficult task.

    • At about 18 months, children begin to combine individual words to create two-words sentences, like more juice, my truck, etc.

    • This kind of speech is called telegraphic speech because like telegrams it consists of only words directly relevant to meaning.

    • Children’s two-word sentences follow a common set of rules that are very useful in describing ideas concerning people and objects, their actions, and their properties.

    Hence, option B is the correct answer.

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    The development from central part of the body towards peripheries or extremities denote the –
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    Development is a process of change in growth and capability over time due to the function of both maturation and interaction with the environment. It can be explained as the series of overall changes in an individual due to the emergence of modified structures and functions that are the outcome of the interactions and exchanges between the organism and its environment.

    • Development proceeds from the centre of the body outward. This is the principle of proximodistal development that also describes the direction of development. This means that the spinal cord develops before the outer parts of the body.

    • The child’s arms develop before the hands and the hands and feet develop before the fingers and toes. Finger and toe muscles (used in fine motor dexterity) are the last to develop in physical development.

    Hence, option B is the correct answer.

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