Five- to 7-year-olds want approval from their teacher, but 11- to 13-year-olds
a. want a concrete reward from their teacher.
b. usually ignore their teacher.
c. begin to question adult authority.
d. prefer their parents approval.
Question 2By the age of seven, most children can
a. apply logic.
b. understand and abide by rules.
c. enjoy problem-solving games and puzzles.
d. remember a long list of things for short periods of time.
Question 3Adler, Kless, and Adler, in a study of cliques, found that they could
a. be helpful to children who have a hard time making friends.
b. allow their members a lot of freedom.
c. require that members conform to ways of behaving and dressing.
d. have only positive results for children.
Question 4Children who have been rejected by their peers will benefit from
a. help upgrading their skills in the classroom and on the playground.
b. being told to try harder to make friends.
c. being left free to work it out themselves.
d. discussing it with their parents.
Question 5Caregivers can help children avoid stereotypes about people of different racial groups by
a. telling them that it is wrong.
b. providing them with positive experiences.
c. showing a video depicting people of different ethnicities.
d. ignoring their statements.
Question 6According to a survey done by Lenhart in 2009 over 30 of children between the ages of 11-19 report that they have been bullied by electronic means.
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
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