40 Questions
Extrinsic motivation is when you do something for
an external reward
Intrinsic motivation is when you do something because
you enjoy it
What is the main difference between extrinsic and intrinsic motivation?
The source of motivation
How do children behave differently depending on the type of motivation they have for a task?
They perform better with intrinsic motivation
What are the benefits of play?
Better emotional control
What is one benefit of sociodramatic play?
Exploration of social roles - Expression of ideas - Practice of emotional regulation - Development of self-concept - Advancement of theory of mind, particularly when playing with peers
What is one benefit of play in terms of language skills?
Improved vocabulary
What is one benefit of play in terms of social skills?
Acquisition of cooperation and turn-taking skills
What is one benefit of play in terms of imagination?
Encourages creativity and imaginative stories
What is one benefit of play in terms of neurological development?
Contributes to the development of neural pathways and cognitive functions
Which of the following is a benefit of rough-and-tumble play?
Enhances emotional regulation
At what stage of social play do children work together on a common goal?
Cooperative play
When do children start developing effortful control?
During early childhood
What are the consequences of child maltreatment?
Physical injuries
What are the characteristics of emotional responses observed among maltreated children?
Symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder
How do maltreated children differ in their response to fear in caregivers?
They are more sensitive to fear in caregivers
What can chronic stress due to maltreatment lead to?
Alterations in brain structure
What is the impact of maltreatment on emotional regulation?
Temporary disruption of emotional regulation
What is the role of neuroplasticity in maltreated children?
It can be both beneficial and detrimental
What can be a long-term consequence of maltreatment experienced during childhood?
Substance abuse
Which type of motivation is characterized by doing something for an external reward or to avoid punishment?
Extrinsic motivation
Which type of motivation is characterized by doing something because you enjoy it or find it interesting?
Intrinsic motivation
What is one benefit of play in terms of emotional regulation?
Better emotional control
What is one benefit of play in terms of empathy and cultural understanding?
Increased empathy and cultural insights
What is one benefit of play in terms of social skills?
Acquisition of essential social skills
What is one benefit of play in terms of language skills?
Practice in talking and listening
What is one benefit of play in terms of imagination?
Encouragement of creativity and imaginative stories
What is one benefit of play in terms of problem-solving?
Sharpening of problem-solving abilities
What is one benefit of play in terms of physical activity?
Improved physical health
What is one benefit of play in terms of neurological development?
Contribution to the development of neural pathways and cognitive functions
What is the primary benefit of rough-and-tumble play?
Building physical skills
At what stage of social play do children play near other kids but not really with them?
Parallel Play
When do children start developing effortful control?
Early childhood
What is the consequence of maltreatment that is often more crippling than physical or intellectual damage?
Deficits in social skills and self-esteem
What are maltreated children particularly sensitive to in their caregivers?
Expressions of fear
What can chronic stress due to maltreatment lead to?
Overactive stress response
What is the impact of maltreatment on emotional regulation?
Impairment
What is one long-term consequence of maltreatment experienced during childhood?
All of the above
What are the characteristics of emotional responses observed among maltreated children?
Fearfulness, hypervigilance, and confusion between fantasy and reality
What is one benefit of play in terms of social skills?
Exploration of social roles
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