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The Child and Adolescent Learner

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Froggy Jumps Review SessionOnline version The Child and Adolescent Learner by GASPAR FEVERLY JANE C 1 What is identified as the language of a newborn? a Babbling b Crying c Gesturing 2 Who proposed that development occurs through psychosexual stages? a Sigmund Freud b Jean Piaget c Erik Erikson 3 Freud's "Id" operates on the: a Reality principle b Moral principle c Pleasure principle 4 The "Law of Effect" was proposed by: a B.F. Skinner b Edward Throndike c Albert Bandura 5 Which theorist proposed the Bioecological Systems Theory, including the microsystem and mesosystem? a Urie Bronfenbrenner b Lev Vygotsky c Lawrence Kohlberg 6 When a teacher provides temporary support to help master a task, it is known as: a Modeling b Scaffolding c Conditioning 7 Vygotsky’s term for the difference between what a learner can do independently and what they can do with assistance is: a Scaffolding b Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD) c Cognitive Apprenticeship 8 Which of the following is an application of Vygotsky’s idea of scaffolding? a Give the learner necessary assistance until she can perform the task independently. b Give the learner a task that challenges her ability. c Avoid helping the learner so she will become independent. 9 William Glasser’s Control Theory states that behavior is influenced by what satisfies a person’s needs or wants. What should a teacher do to motivate students to learn? a Make schoolwork relevant to students’ basic human needs. b Avoid giving assignments. c Make teaching-learning interactive. 10 A teacher gives learners tasks that are slightly beyond what they can currently do. Which principle is reflected? a Development advances when children are challenged. b Development happens without experience. c Children develop at exactly the same rate. 11 Which sequence correctly represents Freud's psychosexual stages? a Oral–Anal–Phallic–Latency–Genital b Oral–Phallic–Anal–Latency–Genital c Anal–Oral–Phallic–Genital–Latency 12 A teacher notices that a child’s behavior is affected by family relationships, classmates, school policies, and the larger community. Which theory BEST explains this situation? a Psychosexual Theory b Cognitive Development Theory c Bioecological Systems Theory 13 Pavlov is to Classical Conditioning as ______ is to Operant Conditioning. a Bandura b Piaget c Skinner 14 A teacher wants students to develop skills that they cannot yet perform independently. Which strategy BEST follows Vygotsky’s theory? a Give students only tasks they can already do. b Provide appropriate assistance while students work on challenging tasks. c Allow students to learn without any interaction with others. 15 A teacher wants to know why a student’s performance changes because of problems at home, peer conflicts, and school changes. Which approach BEST explains the student’s development? a Focus only on the student’s intelligence. b Examine the different environmental systems influencing the student. c Focus only on the student’s physical development.

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by GASPAR FEVERLY JANE C

What is identified as the language of a newborn?

Who proposed that development occurs through psychosexual stages?

Freud's "Id" operates on the:

The "Law of Effect" was proposed by:

Which theorist proposed the Bioecological Systems Theory, including the microsystem and mesosystem?

When a teacher provides temporary support to help master a task, it is known as:

Vygotsky’s term for the difference between what a learner can do independently and what they can do with assistance is:

Which of the following is an application of Vygotsky’s idea of scaffolding?

William Glasser’s Control Theory states that behavior is influenced by what satisfies a person’s needs or wants. What should a teacher do to motivate students to learn?

A teacher gives learners tasks that are slightly beyond what they can currently do. Which principle is reflected?

Which sequence correctly represents Freud's psychosexual stages?

A teacher notices that a child’s behavior is affected by family relationships, classmates, school policies, and the larger community. Which theory BEST explains this situation?

Pavlov is to Classical Conditioning as ______ is to Operant Conditioning.

A teacher wants students to develop skills that they cannot yet perform independently. Which strategy BEST follows Vygotsky’s theory?

A teacher wants to know why a student’s performance changes because of problems at home, peer conflicts, and school changes. Which approach BEST explains the student’s development?