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Theorists and Development QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of developmental theories and stages. par Tamera Laguerre 1 Which stage best fits Erikson's need for consistency in infancy? a Trust vs. Mistrust b Initiative vs. Guilt c Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt d Industry vs. Inferiority 2 In Piaget, which stage features egocentric thinking in preschoolers? a Preoperational b Formal Operational c Concrete Operational d Sensorimotor 3 Kohlberg's level where morality is guided by internal ethical principles? a Postconventional b Egocentric c Preconventional d Conventional 4 Which Erikson stage focuses on creating independence in toddlers? a Trust vs. Mistrust b Industry vs. Inferiority c Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt d Initiative vs. Guilt 5 What theory explains a child believing illness is punishment as magical thinking? a Erikson's Trust vs. Mistrust b Kohlberg's Preconventional c Freud's Genital Stage d Piaget's Preoperational (magical thinking) 6 Which stage centers on forming identity and autonomy in adolescence? a Identity vs. Role Confusion b Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt c Trust vs. Mistrust d Industry vs. Inferiority 7 Which theory emphasizes using concrete examples for school-age learning? a Kohlberg b Erikson c Freud d Piaget 8 Which Erikson stage emphasizes industry and competence in school-age children? a Initiative vs. Guilt b Trust vs. Mistrust c Industry vs. Inferiority d Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt 9 In Freud's theory, which stage is about anal control and toileting? a Phallic stage b Latency stage c Oral stage d Anal stage 10 What development concept is shown by object permanence? a Preoperational b Sensorimotor stage c Formal Operational d Concrete Operational 11 Which play activity best supports a preschooler's cognitive development? a Abstract puzzles b Independent reading c Competitive board games d Pretend play 12 Which theorist links moral reasoning to obedience to rules? a Freud b Erikson c Kohlberg d Piaget 13 Which Erikson stage involves promoting a sense of initiative? a Trust vs. Mistrust b Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt c Industry vs. Inferiority d Initiative vs. Guilt 14 Which Piaget stage includes conservation understanding? a Preoperational b Concrete Operational c Formal Operational d Sensorimotor 15 Which stage is tied to abstract reasoning and hypothesis testing? a Sensorimotor b Preoperational c Formal Operational d Concrete Operational 16 Which theory emphasizes peer relationships in latency stage? a Erikson b Piaget c Freud d Kohlberg 17 Which moral level centers on social norms and approval? a Preconventional b Egocentric c Postconventional d Conventional 18 Which stage emphasizes the child’s belief in equal amounts after reshaping clay? a Concrete Operational b Sensorimotor c Formal Operational d Preoperational 19 Which theory highlights the importance of trust from consistent caregiving? a Freud b Kohlberg c Erikson d Piaget 20 Which stage involves fear of toilets and control over functions? a Phallic stage b Anal stage c Oral stage d Latency stage 21 Which cognitive trait is typical of magical thinking in preschoolers? a Belief thoughts affect events b Conservation understanding c Abstract thinking d Logical reasoning 22 Which theorist pairs peer approval with industry in school-age children? a Freud b Piaget c Erikson d Kohlberg 23 Which stage is marked by the child seeking autonomy through choices? a Trust vs. Mistrust b Industry vs. Inferiority c Initiative vs. Guilt d Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt 24 Which Kohlberg level involves following rules to avoid punishment? a Egocentric b Postconventional c Preconventional d Conventional 25 Which play supports a toddler's autonomy and initiative? a Strict directions b Overprotection c Punishment d Offering choices 26 Which Erikson stage is about mastering initiative in preschoolers? a Trust vs. Mistrust b Initiative vs. Guilt c Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt d Industry vs. Inferiority 27 What does object permanence explain in infancy? a Memory recall b Motor milestones c Infants search for hidden objects d Language development 28 Which stage focuses on the development of trust through reliable care? a Trust vs. Mistrust b Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt c Industry vs. Inferiority d Initiative vs. Guilt 29 Which theory uses dolls to explain procedures to preschoolers? a Kohlberg b Piaget c Freud d Erikson 30 Which stage centers on forming guilty feelings when scolded? a Initiative vs. Guilt b Trust vs. Mistrust c Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt d Industry vs. Inferiority

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Theorists and Development QuizVersion en ligne

par Tamera Laguerre

Which stage best fits Erikson's need for consistency in infancy?

In Piaget, which stage features egocentric thinking in preschoolers?

Kohlberg's level where morality is guided by internal ethical principles?

Which Erikson stage focuses on creating independence in toddlers?

What theory explains a child believing illness is punishment as magical thinking?

Which stage centers on forming identity and autonomy in adolescence?

Which theory emphasizes using concrete examples for school-age learning?

Which Erikson stage emphasizes industry and competence in school-age children?

In Freud's theory, which stage is about anal control and toileting?

What development concept is shown by object permanence?

Which play activity best supports a preschooler's cognitive development?

Which theorist links moral reasoning to obedience to rules?

Which Erikson stage involves promoting a sense of initiative?

Which Piaget stage includes conservation understanding?

Which stage is tied to abstract reasoning and hypothesis testing?

Which theory emphasizes peer relationships in latency stage?

Which moral level centers on social norms and approval?

Which stage emphasizes the child’s belief in equal amounts after reshaping clay?

Which theory highlights the importance of trust from consistent caregiving?

Which stage involves fear of toilets and control over functions?

Which cognitive trait is typical of magical thinking in preschoolers?

Which theorist pairs peer approval with industry in school-age children?

Which stage is marked by the child seeking autonomy through choices?

Which Kohlberg level involves following rules to avoid punishment?

Which play supports a toddler's autonomy and initiative?

Which Erikson stage is about mastering initiative in preschoolers?

What does object permanence explain in infancy?

Which stage focuses on the development of trust through reliable care?

Which theory uses dolls to explain procedures to preschoolers?

Which stage centers on forming guilty feelings when scolded?