Why is nonverbal communication ambiguous in meaning?
a. No explicit definitions exist.
b. Meaning is derived from context.
c. Multiple meanings can be conveyed simultaneously.
d. Contradictory meanings can be conveyed simultaneously.
e. All of the above
Question 2Being a friend and making friends are automatic and all children are equally successful in achieving the status of friend.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Question 3Which of the following strategies have been associated with improving childrens friendship skills?
a. demonstrating skills with puppets and props
b. having children role-play friendship skills
c. engaging children in buddy skills training
d. providing intensive one-on-one coaching for children
e. All of the above
Question 4Which of the following best describes children who are peer-rejected?
a. they are usually socially skilled
b. they may try to dominate interactions with peers
c. they usually take responsibility for their actions
d. They are usually outgoing with peers
e. All of the above
Question 5Which of the following characteristics is often displayed by peer-neglected children?
a. overly talkative
b. physically aggressive
c. make few attempts to enter play
d. insist on being the center of attention
Question 6Describe the levels children go through in their understanding of the nature of friendship. Give examples of each level. Explain why childhood professionals benefit from knowing these stages of development.
What will be an ideal response?
Question 7Tamara frequently interrupts other children who are talking together. Increasingly, children avoid her. Describe exactly how you would intervene in this situation and provide a rationale for the approach you choose.
What will be an ideal response?
Question 8Imagine that a parent has expressed to you concern that her seven-year-old daughter is frequently bossed around by her best friend. Describe what you would tell this parent about her childs behavior in light of your knowledge of childrens friendships. In addition, explain what you would tell her to do.
What will be an ideal response?