Which term describes play that involves simple, repetitive activities typical of children, age 3?

A. constructive play
B. simple play
C. functional play
D. associative play


Answer: C

Psychology

You might also like to view...

A professor let students set their own deadlines for three papers. Which students wrote the best papers?

a. Those who spaced out their deadlines equally b. Those who turned in their papers ahead of the deadlines c. Those who allowed themselves the whole semester to complete their papers d. Those who set all their deadlines near the middle of the semester

Psychology

According to the idea of ironic conformity, in what way are most nonconformists still conformists?

A. Nonconformists adhere to common social rules at home but not in public. B. Nonconformists conform to the rules of their nonconforming subgroup. C. Nonconformists expect their nonconformity to become the new norm. D. Nonconformists become extreme enforcers of common norms later in life.

Psychology

You’re walking across the courtyard at your school and you see two large boys pushing a smaller boy back and forth between them. None of the boys are in any of your classes. While the smaller boy doesn’t seem to be hurt, he is shouting at the other boys to stop. Which of the following best describes your responsibility in this case?

A) You are legally required to intervene, and failing to do is grounds for a lawsuit charging negligence. B) You have no legal or ethical responsibility in this case, since the boys are not in your classes. C) You have no legal or ethical responsibility in this case, since the incident is occurring outside of your classroom. D) You have no legal responsibility, since the boys are not in your classes, and the incident is occurring outside your classroom, but you have an ethical responsibility to protect the smaller boy's feelings.

Psychology

Results from chorionic villus sampling (CVS) can be obtained earlier than results from amniocentesis

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Psychology