Child and Adolescent Development 352 - Applied Social Development » Spring 2022 » Quiz Chapter 5 Emotions

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Question #1
A child who grimaces upon seeing a one-armed lady and who avoids the lady's attention
A.   has not yet developed the complex emotions of guilt or shame
B.   is not yet proficient at social referencing
C.   is largely incapable of experiencing empathic distress
D.   has not yet learned emotional display rules
Question #2
A feeling that results from the belief that one cannot control the events in one’s world is referred to as
A.   stranger distress
B.   separation anxiety
C.   learned helplessness
D.   childhood depression
Question #3
What can a stranger approaching an infant do to reduce the likelihood that a child will be fearful:
A.   smile at the child
B.   avoid talking
C.   keep approaching regardless of the child’s reaction
D.   stand up as tall as they can
Question #4
Negative reactions to strangers are more intense when
A.   the infant has yet to form an attachment
B.   the encounter occurs in an unfamiliar setting 
C.   the infant controls the pace of the interaction
D.   the encounter occurs in a familiar setting that highlights the stranger's unfamiliarity
Question #5
Symptoms of childhood depression may include
A.   irritability and crankiness
B.   all of these
C.   difficulty concentrating or focusing on tasks
D.   despondent mood and loss of interest in familiar activities
Question #6
One powerful contributor to a preschooler's ability to regulate emotions is ____.
A.   family conversations centering on emotions
B.   interactions with toddler playmates
C.   the development of social referencing
D.   accelerated cognitive development
Question #7
Things parents can do to inhibit or prevent the development of their child’s emotional regulation include
A.   showing little interest in their child’s emotions
B.   all of these
C.   belittling their child’s emotions
D.   punishing their child for expressing emotions, especially negative ones
Question #8
Primary emotions:
A.   emerge later in childhood
B.   require introspection to emerge
C.   need the child to have sufficient self-reflection
D.   do not require a sense of self
Question #9
Embarrassment is a primary emotion.
A.   False
B.   True
Question #10
Ten-month-old Juan falls, skins his knee, and notices his mother grimace and look upset. A second or two later, Juan begins to cry. Juan's crying behavior
A.   illustrates his knowledge of emotional display rules
B.   is prompted, in part, by social referencing
C.   reflects his deceitful attempt to manipulate his mother's emotions
D.   illustrates his self-awareness

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