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What is the primary method of learning encouraged in children according to the text?
What is the primary method of learning encouraged in children according to the text?
- Through interacting with their environment and discovery (correct)
- Through instructions and being told things
- Through models and objects only
- Through visual aids and diagrams only
What can help learning, according to the text?
What can help learning, according to the text?
- Only storytelling
- Only outdoor activities
- Models, objects, and visual aids (correct)
- Long instructions and lectures
What is the capability of Freda, according to the text?
What is the capability of Freda, according to the text?
- Counting the number of animals
- Reading stories about animals
- Putting pens into size order
- Working out which is the slowest and fastest animal (correct)
How can teachers help develop concrete operational development, according to the text?
How can teachers help develop concrete operational development, according to the text?
What might a 4-year-old child associate with pain, according to the text?
What might a 4-year-old child associate with pain, according to the text?
Why is understanding the stages of development important for pain management, according to the text?
Why is understanding the stages of development important for pain management, according to the text?
What refers to the standards of right and wrong behaviour that can differ between cultures and depend on the situation?
What refers to the standards of right and wrong behaviour that can differ between cultures and depend on the situation?
What is the main focus of moral development in children?
What is the main focus of moral development in children?
What is the main task of the child in the experiment with the three mountains model?
What is the main task of the child in the experiment with the three mountains model?
Who developed a theory of moral development that involves stages?
Who developed a theory of moral development that involves stages?
What is the term for rules decided by the individual person?
What is the term for rules decided by the individual person?
What is the characteristic of children in the pre-operational stage?
What is the characteristic of children in the pre-operational stage?
What type of data is collected from the experiment with the three mountains model?
What type of data is collected from the experiment with the three mountains model?
What did Piaget use to test a child's moral development?
What did Piaget use to test a child's moral development?
At what age do children start to understand that others can see the model differently?
At what age do children start to understand that others can see the model differently?
What is the term for rules put into place by others?
What is the term for rules put into place by others?
What is the main difference between children in the pre-operational stage and those in the concrete operational stage?
What is the main difference between children in the pre-operational stage and those in the concrete operational stage?
What is the purpose of the doll in the experiment with the three mountains model?
What is the purpose of the doll in the experiment with the three mountains model?
What is a strength of Gunderson et al.'s study?
What is a strength of Gunderson et al.'s study?
What is a potential consequence of praising a child's ability rather than their effort?
What is a potential consequence of praising a child's ability rather than their effort?
What is the key difference between praising a child's ability and praising their effort?
What is the key difference between praising a child's ability and praising their effort?
What is the implication of Gunderson et al.'s study for parents?
What is the implication of Gunderson et al.'s study for parents?
What is the main idea behind the phrase 'that was good reading'?
What is the main idea behind the phrase 'that was good reading'?
What is the main difference between a child who believes their abilities are fixed and one who believes their abilities can be developed?
What is the main difference between a child who believes their abilities are fixed and one who believes their abilities can be developed?
What is the main difference between 'heteronomous' and 'autonomous' stages of morality development?
What is the main difference between 'heteronomous' and 'autonomous' stages of morality development?
According to Piaget, what is the primary source of morality for children aged 5 to 10 years?
According to Piaget, what is the primary source of morality for children aged 5 to 10 years?
What is the key factor in determining whether an action is good or bad in the 'autonomous' stage of morality development?
What is the key factor in determining whether an action is good or bad in the 'autonomous' stage of morality development?
What is the main similarity between Piaget and Kohlberg's theories of moral development?
What is the main similarity between Piaget and Kohlberg's theories of moral development?
What is the age range associated with the 'preconventional morality' level of moral reasoning, according to Kohlberg?
What is the age range associated with the 'preconventional morality' level of moral reasoning, according to Kohlberg?
How many stages of moral development are proposed by Kohlberg?
How many stages of moral development are proposed by Kohlberg?
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