Which aspect of development is the least continuous? a. physical development b. cognitive development c. emotional development d. social development

What are the differences between physical, cognitive, and social-emotional development?

Why are there different theories on cognitive development?

Piaget's stages of cognitive development include all of the following except:

a. conservation task theory

b. pretend play helps to develop language skills

c. understanding morals and reasoning

d. developing a sense of mistrust because of neglectful parents

Which of the following is true about cognitive development in early adulthood?

A. Pruning of synapses, along with growth and myelination of stimulated neural fibers, progresses at a faster pace in early adulthood than in adolescence.

B. Slowing of the cognitive system first becomes evident around age 25.

C. For young adults who do not attend college, cognitive growth is unlikely.

D. The cognitive changes of early adulthood are supported by further development of the cerebral cortex, especially the frontal lobes.

Which graphic concept best illustrates the concept of social stratification?

What is the correct order for the following events in the inter-action of a cell with a signal? $(1)$ alteration of cell function; $(2)$ signal binds to receptor; $(3)$ signal released from source; $(4)$ signal transduction.

a. $1234$

b. $2314$

c. $3214$

d. $3241$

Which of the following describes the model for social development preferred by Europeans for their colonies?

Which of the following is not true of Jean Piaget's Theory of Value Development?

A. Children in the sensorimotor stage of development see things as right or wrong.

B. During the sensorimotor stage of development, children explore the world with their five senses.

C. Children in the concrete operational stage of development see things as right or wrong.

D. Children begin to see different degrees of wrongdoing during the post-conventional stage.

Which of the following is descriptive of the social development of school-age children?

a. Identification with peers is minimum.

b. Children frequently have "best friends."

c. Boys and girls play equally with each other.

d. Peer approval is not yet an influence for the child to conform.

What is the biggest risk factor for delirium?

Which of the following BEST characterizes cognitive development according to Jean Piaget?

A) Genetics plays an important role in cognitive development.

B) Children learn best when they do things by themselves.

C) Children learn about the world from watching others’ actions and consequences.

D) Children can store an infinite amount of information in their long-term memories.

The ecological perspective on emotional and behavioral disorders __________.

Which is an example of social-emotional development for four year old?