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1 Self-concept is the child’s view about ____.
Answer: Identity
2 Social awareness is the ability to ____ and respond to others’ feelings.
Answer: Understand
3 Sibling relationships are early forms of ____ relationships.
Answer: Friendship
4 Play is called the child’s ____ work.
Answer: Form
5 Self-awareness is knowing oneself in a ____.
Answer: Mirror
6 Cultural norms influence the child’s ____.
Answer: Self-concept
7 Erikson’s early childhood stage is ____ vs. guilt.
Answer: Initiative
8 Emotional development best occurs in a ____ context.
Answer: Social
9 Laughter, anger are ____ responses.
Answer: Emotional
10 Parental love provides the child with emotional ____.
Answer: Security
11 Affection initially creates a ____ attachment.
Answer: Secure
12 Children’s sympathy development shows ____ growth.
Answer: Moral
13 Anger arises in children when their ____ are unmet.
Answer: Needs
14 Sadness in children is mostly linked with ____ experience.
Answer: Loss
15 Fear is a ____ emotion in children.
Answer: Primary
16 Positive parent–child relationship gives emotional ____.
Answer: Well-being
17 Emotional well-being is closely ____ to health.
Answer: Related
18 According to Erikson, unresolved conflict at one stage affects ____ stages.
Answer: Later
19 Play with friends teaches social ____.
Answer: Roles
20 Cooperative play requires sharing and ____.
Answer: Negotiation
21 Self-concept includes self-image and self-____.
Answer: Esteem
22 Peer rejection causes low ____.
Answer: Confidence
23 Social awareness is knowing ____ rules.
Answer: Social
24 Harsh parents create emotional ____ in children.
Answer: Insecurity
25 Erikson’s first stage is ____ vs. mistrust.
Answer: Trust
26 When children develop empathy, they can put themselves in others’ ____.
Answer: Place
27 Cultural background influences the child’s values, beliefs and ____.
Answer: Behavior
28 Consistent affection reduces children’s ____.
Answer: Anxiety
29 Laughter is a universal sign of ____.
Answer: Happiness
30 Stranger anxiety is most seen during ____ age.
Answer: Toddler
31 Parent–child bond helps control negative ____ feelings.
Answer: Emotions
32 Emotional regulation improves with ____ development.
Answer: Cognitive
33 Play develops children’s problem-solving ____.
Answer: Skills
34 Sibling rivalry is mostly due to parental ____.
Answer: Attention
35 Healthy sibling relationship teaches children to handle ____.
Answer: Conflict
36 At school age, peer group gives a sense of ____.
Answer: Belonging
37 According to Erikson, successful resolution of stages builds healthy ____.
Answer: Personality
38 Excessive criticism from parents affects the child’s ____.
Answer: Self-esteem
39 Emotional development cannot be separated from ____ development.
Answer: Social
40 Suppressing emotions later creates ____ problems.
Answer: Psychological
41 Self-awareness makes children feel ____ from others.
Answer: Different
42 Positive self-concept motivates children to try new ____.
Answer: Tasks
43 Interaction with friends teaches acceptance of success and ____.
Answer: Failure
44 Thus Erikson’s theory explains development through the entire ____.
Answer: Lifespan
45 Emotional maturity is managing feelings in a ____ way.
Answer: Constructive
46 Sibling cooperation grows through shared family ____.
Answer: Responsibilities
47 Social awareness requires understanding verbal and ____ cues.
Answer: Non-verbal
48 To control anger, children need adult ____.
Answer: Guidance
49 Sympathy is feeling ____ for others’ suffering.
Answer: Concern
50 Strong parent–child bond improves emotional ____.
Answer: Control
51 Peer relationships develop children’s ____ skills.
Answer: Social
52 Self-concept in early years is based on ____ evaluation.
Answer: Parents
53 Emotional regulation starts in ____ childhood.
Answer: Early
54 Excessive fear prevents children’s ____.
Answer: Exploration
55 Cultural influence shapes the child’s ____ identity.
Answer: Self
56 Erikson’s “Industry vs. Inferiority” occurs at ____ age.
Answer: School
57 Peer acceptance strengthens a child’s ____.
Answer: Self-esteem
58 When children express feelings, ____ develops.
Answer: Language skills
59 Laughter shows the child’s ____ health.
Answer: Emotional
60 Lack of parental love causes ____ in children.
Answer: Insecurity
61 Self-awareness is the foundation for ____ development.
Answer: Social
62 Peer influence peaks during ____ age.
Answer: Adolescence
63 Close friends provide emotional ____.
Answer: Support
64 Love and care build ____ in children.
Answer: Trust
65 Erikson’s “Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt” occurs during ____ years.
Answer: Toddler
66 With positive self-concept, children attempt ____.
Answer: Innovation
67 Uncontrolled anger causes ____ problems.
Answer: Social
68 Emotional well-being directly affects ____ health.
Answer: Physical
69 Sibling conflicts teach children ____.
Answer: Compromise
70 Empathy development begins in ____ years.
Answer: Early
71 During play, children learn ____ rules.
Answer: Social
72 Emotional outbursts are common in ____ age.
Answer: Childhood
73 Peer support improves academic ____.
Answer: Achievement
74 Parenting style influences the child’s ____.
Answer: Temperament
75 Emotional intelligence is recognizing and ____ emotions.
Answer: Managing
76 Erikson’s “Identity vs. Role confusion” occurs in ____ age.
Answer: Adolescence
77 Self-awareness growth is linked with ____ memory.
Answer: Cognitive
78 Peer rejection causes ____ withdrawal.
Answer: Social
79 Emotional stability develops through ____.
Answer: Experience
80 Parental love prevents children’s ____.
Answer: Stress
81 Emotional bond first forms with ____.
Answer: Mother
82 Laughter ____ social bonds.
Answer: Strengthens
83 Fear is a ____ protective instinct.
Answer: Natural
84 Self-concept is strengthened by school ____.
Answer: Achievement
85 Peer friendship gives children a feeling of being ____.
Answer: Accepted
86 Anger control is part of ____ development.
Answer: Moral
87 Affection is a ____ component of emotional development.
Answer: Key
88 Sibling cooperation builds ____ in family.
Answer: Unity
89 Lack of empathy leads to ____ problems.
Answer: Social
90 Cultural values guide a child’s ____ identity.
Answer: Moral
91 Sadness is often linked with ____ experiences.
Answer: Loss
92 Peer pressure may lead children in ____ directions.
Answer: Wrong
93 Low self-esteem causes ____.
Answer: Inferiority
94 Parent–child bond strengthens in ____ years.
Answer: Early
95 Emotional suppression affects physical ____.
Answer: Health
96 Self-awareness gives children ____ feeling.
Answer: Confidence
97 Increased anger leads to ____ behavior.
Answer: Aggressive
98 Social play teaches ____ in groups.
Answer: Cooperation
99 Children without emotional support face ____ problems.
Answer: Psychological
100 Erikson’s theory is the basis of ____ development.
Answer: Psychosocial
101 Social development begins with the child’s interaction with ____.
Answer: Family
102 Emotional development is closely linked with ____ development.
Answer: Social
103 Children first learn social rules in the ____.
Answer: Home
104 Play provides opportunities for children to learn ____ skills.
Answer: Social
105 Self-concept refers to the child’s awareness about ____.
Answer: Self
106 Peer groups help in developing ____ adjustment.
Answer: Social
107 Emotional maturity is essential for healthy ____.
Answer: Relationships
108 Parents are the child’s first ____ models.
Answer: Role
109 Erickson’s second stage of psychosocial development is ____ vs. shame and
doubt.
Answer: Autonomy
110 Erickson’s third stage emphasizes initiative vs. ____.
Answer: Guilt
111 A child’s identity is shaped largely by ____ experiences.
Answer: Social
112 Overprotection may limit a child’s ____ development.
Answer: Independence
113 Self-awareness usually begins at the age of ____ years.
Answer: Two
114 Sympathy and empathy are part of ____ development.
Answer: Emotional
115 Cultural practices influence children’s ____ behavior.
Answer: Social
116 Erickson stressed the importance of resolving ____ at each stage.
Answer: Conflicts
117 Affection from parents builds children’s ____ security.
Answer: Emotional
118 Anger and fear are examples of ____ emotions.
Answer: Basic
119 Peer acceptance provides children with a sense of ____.
Answer: Belonging
120 Positive sibling relationships enhance ____ learning.
Answer: Cooperative
121 Social awareness refers to understanding others’ ____.
Answer: Feelings
122 Consistent discipline at home develops ____ control.
Answer: Self
123 Cultural influences shape a child’s sense of ____.
Answer: Identity
124 Erickson’s stage of “Industry vs. Inferiority” is related to ____ age.
Answer: School
125 Self-concept influences a child’s ____ performance.
Answer: Academic
126 Sympathy and cooperation are signs of ____ maturity.
Answer: Social
127 Emotional expression can be observed through children’s ____.
Answer: Behavior
128 Rejection by peers may lower a child’s ____.
Answer: Self-esteem
129 Play encourages sharing and ____ among children.
Answer: Cooperation
130 Parents’ encouragement fosters children’s ____ motivation.
Answer: Learning
131 Erickson’s theory consists of ____ stages.
Answer: Eight
132 Fear of strangers in early childhood is a normal ____.
Answer: Emotion
133 Storytelling helps children to express their ____.
Answer: Feelings
134 Laughter and joy are signs of positive ____.
Answer: Emotions
135 Negative emotions, if unchecked, may lead to ____ problems.
Answer: Behavioral
136 Peer rejection may cause ____ isolation.
Answer: Social
137 Sibling rivalry is common during ____ years.
Answer: Childhood
138 Children learn empathy by observing ____.
Answer: Adults
139 Cultural festivals promote ____ unity.
Answer: Social
140 Emotional regulation means controlling one’s ____.
Answer: Feelings
141 Cooperative play begins around ____ years of age.
Answer: Four
142 Erickson’s “Identity vs. Role Confusion” occurs during ____.
Answer: Adolescence
143 Self-confidence develops when children experience ____.
Answer: Success
144 Overindulgence may lead to ____ dependency.
Answer: Emotional
145 Children’s moral values are first taught at ____.
Answer: Home
146 Fear of failure may reduce children’s ____ motivation.
Answer: Achievement
147 Secure attachment with parents enhances ____ adjustment.
Answer: Social
148 Children’s social behavior is influenced by ____ background.
Answer: Cultural
149 Emotional support from teachers builds ____ trust.
Answer: Student
150 Self-control develops gradually through ____.
Answer: Practice
151 Family is the child’s first ____.
Answer: School
152 A positive home environment encourages ____ growth.
Answer: Cognitive
153 Harsh parenting may cause ____ problems.
Answer: Emotional
154 Parents’ attitude influences children’s ____ motivation.
Answer: Learning
155 Literacy-rich homes promote ____ skills.
Answer: Reading
156 Socio-economic status influences ____ achievement.
Answer: Academic
157 Encouragement at home enhances children’s ____ participation.
Answer: Learning
158 Children’s social habits are shaped by their ____.
Answer: Environment
159 A democratic family atmosphere promotes ____ thinking.
Answer: Independent
160 Strong family bonds help in developing ____.
Answer: Security
161 Children learn values first from their ____.
Answer: Parents
162 A democratic family atmosphere promotes ____ thinking.
Answer: Independent
163 Overprotective parenting may hinder ____ skills.
Answer: Social
164 Family encouragement boosts children’s ____ confidence.
Answer: Self
165 Consistent discipline in the home develops ____ control.
Answer: Self
166 Storytelling at home enhances children’s ____ skills.
Answer: Language
167 Family traditions and customs build children’s ____ identity.
Answer: Cultural
168 Warm family interactions promote ____ development.
Answer: Emotional
169 Parental involvement in schooling improves ____ achievement.
Answer: Academic
170 Harsh criticism at home may lower a child’s ____.
Answer: Self-esteem
171 Family reading culture fosters ____ habits.
Answer: Reading
172 Supportive parents encourage children’s ____ aspirations.
Answer: Educational
173 Neglect in the home may cause ____ insecurity.
Answer: Emotional
174 Cooperative family environment teaches ____ values.
Answer: Social
175 Healthy sibling relationships develop ____ skills.
Answer: Interpersonal
176 Parents’ positive attitude towards education enhances children’s ____.
Answer: Motivation
177 Family discussions help children improve their ____ skills.
Answer: Communication
178 A stable home environment supports children’s ____ growth.
Answer: Mental
179 Encouragement from family boosts children’s ____ participation.
Answer: School
180 Lack of parental care may lead to ____ problems in children.
Answer: Behavioral
181 Family support increases children’s ____ level in studies.
Answer: Confidence
182 A nurturing home builds ____ security in children.
Answer: Emotional
183 Parents’ educational background influences children’s ____ performance.
Answer: Academic
184 Joint family system provides children with ____ learning opportunities.
Answer: Social
185 Conflict at home may affect children’s ____ stability.
Answer: Emotional
186 Active parental involvement reduces ____ dropouts.
Answer: School
187 Home environment shapes the child’s early ____.
Answer: Personality
188 Encouragement at home motivates children to take part in ____.
Answer: Activities
189 Parents’ positive reinforcement enhances children’s ____.
Answer: Self-esteem
190 Lack of family support may reduce children’s ____ interest.
Answer: Learning
191 Family interaction plays a role in developing children’s ____ skills.
Answer: Language
192 Parents’ guidance at home supports children’s ____ development.
Answer: Moral
193 A secure home atmosphere helps children manage their ____.
Answer: Emotions
194 Family bonding activities improve ____ relationships.
Answer: Sibling
195 Role models in family influence children’s ____ behavior.
Answer: Social
196 Home is considered the child’s first ____ institution.
Answer: Learning
197 Parents’ appreciation motivates children to improve their ____
performance.
Answer: Academic
198 Positive family environment is essential for healthy ____ development.
Answer: Social
199 Children from supportive families often show better ____ adjustment.
Answer: School
200 Strong parental involvement ensures children’s overall ____.
Answer: Development
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