Frank sees an egg-shaped ball that he later "remembers" as being perfectly round. Frank's mistaken recollection is an example of the Gestalt principle of:
a. Proximity
b. Closure
c. Prägnanz
d. Restructuring
c
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Why is it more important to select learning materials and equipment based on the knowledge of how children learn and develop or to select based on the standards set forth by state departments of education and national professional organizations and/or recent emphasis on kindergarten readiness? Write one reason for your choice.?
What will be an ideal response?
Chess and Thomas's studies of temperament conclude that a child's characteristic ways of responding tend to be relatively stable after the child reaches 2 years of age
a. True b. False
A knowledge of human development is important to parents when:
a. The rate and/or pattern of a child's development seem atypical. b. Selecting activities and toys that are appropriate for the developmental level of the child. c. A parent's tolerance and management techniques are tested by a child who progresses through stages or transitions differently than expected. d. All of the above
According to Bales, a group member assuming a relationship-leadership role will likely
a. Alleviate frustration, show solidarity b. Synchronize task and relationship functions c. Give suggestions and directions d. Withdraw when disagreements arise