A toddler with an early understanding of emotional display rules will most likely:
a. be able to label his feelings with simple words like "sad" and "scared."
b. engage in self-soothing behaviors when stressed.
c. offer a toy to another child who appears to be upset.
d. stop playing with a toy if his mother looks angry.
D
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a. Rita is apt to be a role model for Abby. b. Abby will probably surpass Rita academically. c. The Adams parents may frequently ask Rita to look after Abby for short periods. d. When Abby is 12, she may be slightly more skillful in peer interactions than Rita was at age 12.
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A. find what they are interested in and what purpose they see in learning literacy skills. B. have them read newspapers, magazines and short articles. C. assign them texts that you think they would enjoy reading. D. go to the library with them and assist them in selecting appropriate texts.
Which of the following is a theme of developmentally appropriate education?
A. Children's development occurs independent of sociocultural conditions such as poverty. B. Children learn best while sitting quietly at desks and working independently. C. Children are active learners and should be encouraged to explore the world around them. D. Assignments are designed primarily to emphasize academic skills.