The concepts within the Premack principle are best described as ______.
A. the introduction of particular stimuli to reinforce young children's desired behaviors
B. provision of an environment that is predictable and provides immediate outcomes or feedback
C. provision of an environment that empowers children to act independently
D. activities sequenced from low-probability or less-desirable activities followed by high-probably or motivating activities
D. activities sequenced from low-probability or less-desirable activities followed by high-probably or motivating activities
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Which of the following is true of play in the early childhood classroom?
a. Children should be given limited time for unstructured play b. Children should be encouraged to engage in play that is highly teacher-directed c. Children should be given ample time to engage in play that is unstructured, child-initiated, and spontaneous d. Children should be encouraged to engage in play that is child-directed but highly structured
Describe ways that teachers can facilitate classroom conversations
What will be an ideal response?
About 8% of boys and 6% of girls report engaging in some same-sex activity or having strong same-sex feelings during adolescence
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Which of the following reflect a child's ability to manipulate and control objects and tools?
a. Postural stability b. Muscle tone and strength in the hands c. Sensory processing abilities d. All of the above