ECE120 List of eExam Questions in the Bank

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Q1 Cognoscere means

Q2 "Cognoscere" is a word

Q3 The word cognition has its roots in the word

Q4 develops early.

Q5 Motor mastery involves both and practice

Q6 Handedness is a result of the joint contribution of nature and nurture to lateralization.

Q7 Fine motor skills gradually

Q8 skills involve the large muscles used in locomotion

Q9 is movement from one place to another

Q10 Gross motor development refers to over actions that help infants

Q11 Motor mastery involves intense

Q12 According to the working of the theory, mastery of motor skills involves acquiring increasingly complex systems of action

Q13 Motor development involves the activities of which changes in posture

Q14 Every day brings about remarkable changes in child’s

Q15 The at birth is a fascinating creature with his/her tiny seemingly helpless

Q16 Listening is a cognitive

Q17 Reinforcement of successive approximation of the target behaviour is

Q18 Babies relax their facial in response to sweetness taste

Q19 serves as a bridge between pre-linguistic and linguistic speech period

Q20 Phases involve in perception are bottom up, Gestalt phase and the

Q21 Emotions influence the functioning of children and serve as a form of communication

Q22 acuity is the fineness of visual discrimination

Q23 Children hear spoken by parents and others

Q24 Adaptation involves assimilation and

Q25 Stimuli that increases the frequency of the behaviour they follow are

Q26 learn language at least in part by observation and imitation

Q27 In language development, the inborn tendency labelled LAD means

Q28 Children typically display a hand preference by the end of the

Q29 The course aim of ECE 120 is to give you an understanding of the basis and the processes of the developmental domains

Q30 Infants are able to remember some of what they

Q31 The new born babies can see but they do not possess great sharpness of or visual acuity

Q32 The development of most sensory abilities commences in the environment prior to birth

Q33 Piaget's theories of intellectual development have given rise to what I often called learning

Q34 Piaget identified major stages of cognitive development

Q35 is an important source of intellectual motivation

Q36 involves trying to understand something new by fitting it into what we already know.

Q37 Assimilation takes place when people use their existing __to make sense out objects or events in their worlds.

Q38 Piaget established that people are born with a tendency to organize the processes into psychological structural

Q39 Jean piaget was a psychologists

Q40 Children vary in the rate at which they learn

Q41 Language is the most awesome of universal development

Q42 One reason for children perceptual difficulties is that takes effort and is a limited resource

Q43 Ability to recognise differences in forms is

Q44 Kohiberg has contributed to classroom practice by considering the issue of how education can raise the level of

Q45 Piaget's ideas is based on development

Q46 Kohiberg is known for his research and the psychology of development of children

Q47 The sense of taste is strongly connected to the sense of

Q48 The sense of hearing is well before the baby is born

Q49 Objects placed within a close range are clearest focus for most

Q50 Perception is the process of detecting a and assigning meaning to it

Q51 Gestalt phase involves organised meaningful wholes

Q52 Gestalt means

Q53 is the stringing together of consonants and vowel sounds.

Q54 is a form of communication that consist movement of the limbs of the body which serve as substitutes for or supplements to speech

Q55 Lawrence kohlberg was born in New York.

Q56 In toddlerhood, children tend to use rewards and as their primary criteria for figuring out if their actions or those of another child are right or wrong.

Q57 Piaget identified two stages of moral development which includes moral realism and morality.

Q58 Children who show morality are capable of flexible operational thought.

Q59 Attachment is a emotional tie or bond between two people.

Q60 Bowlby's theory states that the infant's emotional tie to the is an evolved response that promotes survival.

Q61 Children learn language at least in part by observation and ______





Q62 The gradual building of complex behaviour patterns through the reinforcement of successive approximations of the target behaviour is known as ______





Q63 In language development the inborn tendency labelled LAD means ______





Q64 The stimuli that _____is the frequency of the behaviour they follow are reinforcers





Q65 The stimuli that increases the frequency of the behaviour they follow are _____





Q66 Reading is a complex process that depends on perceptual, cognitive and linguistic processes. It relies on skills in the integration of ______ and auditory information.





Q67 The process of acquiring the writing skill is very demanding on both an emotional and ______





Q68 Adaptation involves two basic processes called ______ and accommodation





Q69 Gross motor helps children to get ______





Q70 Jean Piaget believed that all species inherit two basic tendencies or what he called ______





Q71 The psychological structures are our systems for understanding and interacting with the world according to ______





Q72 Schema means ______





Q73 Adaptation involves two basic processes called ______ and accommodation





Q74 According to Piaget, ______ takes place when people use their existing schema to make sense out of objects or events in their world





Q75 Jean Piaget was a ______





Q76 Infants starts to playfully repeat simple consonant and vowel sounds known as babbling period at ______





Q77 The speech that serves as a bridge between pre-linguistic speech and linguistic speech period is called ______





Q78 Children hear language spoken by parents and others, imitate that speech and are ___ for the efforts. This positive reinforcement encourages them to communicate the more, is according to Skinner





Q79 Listening does not rely on ____





Q80 Behaviour can be increased by following it with reinforcement such as praise. It can be decreased through punishment such as withdrawal of priviledges. This is according to ______





Q81 The stimuli that _____is the frequency of the behaviour they follow are reinforcers





Q82 _____ influence the cognitive functioning of children and serves as a form of communication





Q83 A theory that states that children need environment where they feel safe, secure, have food and water for body maintenance is deduced from ______.





Q84 Visual acuity is the fineness of visual ______





Q85 _____visual acuity is similar to that of adults by the time they are six months old





Q86 ______ infants can hear remarkably well at birth unless their middle ears are clogged with amniotic fluid





Q87 Shaping is the gradual building of complex _____________





Q88 _____ needs environment in which they feel safe and secure, food and water for body maintenance is according to Maslow





Q89 The gradual building of complex behaviour patterns through the reinforcement of successive approximation of the target behaviour is known as _____





Q90 In language development the inborn tendency labelled LAD means ______





Q91 _____ is a cognitive ability that is learned and practiced while hearing is a sensory function that develop on its own.





Q92 Listening does not rely on experience, skill and practice and hearing also does not rely on physiology in the ear to transmit impulses to the ______





Q93 _____ is a complex process that depends on perceptual, cognitive and linguistic processes. It relies on skills in the integration of visual and auditory information.





Q94 The process of acquiring writing skills is very demanding on both an emotional and ______





Q95 Children learn language at least in part by observation and ______





Q96 Behaviour can be improved upon by reinforcement such as ______





Q97 Behaviour can be improved upon by reinforcements such as praise. It can be decreased through punishment such as withdrawal of priviledges. This is according to ______





Q98 New born infants can hear remarkably well at birth unless their middle ear are blocked by ______





Q99 Babies relax their facial muscles in response to sweetness ______





Q100 According to nativist theory every child regardless of culture, intellectual ability or social status inherit genetic capability of____





Q101 By 3-4 months, infants begins ______





Q102 Infants start to playfully repeat simple consonant and vowel sounds known as babbling period at ______





Q103 The visual acuity of infants is similar to that of adults by the time they are ______





Q104 The modification of existing schema to permit the incorporation of new events or knowledge is known as ______





Q105 The speech that serves as a bridge between pre-linguistic and ____________ period is called echo- speech





Q106 ______ maturation, activity, social experiments and equilibrium are the factors affecting thinking radical change





Q107 According to Piaget, ______ takes place when people use their existing schema to make sense out of objects or events in their world





Q108 Children hear language spoken by parents and others, imitate that speech and are rewarded for the efforts. This positive reinforcement encourages them to communicate the more. This is according to ______





Q109 The speech that serves as a bridge between pre-linguistic speech and linguistic speech period is called ______





Q110 Biological maturation, activity, social experiments and equilibration are the factors affecting thinking radical _____





Q111 According to Piaget, cognitive development is influenced by learning from others. This is known as ______





Q112 _____ believed that experience within the environment are key factors influencing the developing mind





Q113 Children learn language at least in part by observation and ______





Q114 The stimuli that increases the frequency of the behaviour they follow are _____





Q115 Every child regardless of culture, intellectual ability or socio-economic status inherits the genetic capability for language. This is according to ____





Q116 Behaviour can be increased by following it with reinforcement such as praise. It can be decreased through punishment such as withdrawal of priviledges. This is according to ______





Q117 According to Piaget, concept about the world is called ______





Q118 The development that focuses on the use of the muscles around the fingers and hands for manipulation and coordination is ______





Q119 The development that refer to control actions that help children to get around is known as ______





Q120 Children typically display a hand preference by the end of the ______