CH3 Quiz

5 5 % 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Approximately one third of mother-infant symbolic play episodes have instrumental functions, meaning that these episodes d. are used to educate or control the child. Which is not a demonstrated benefit of mother-infant play? b. It increases the infant's intelligence. According to Glick, Wheeden, & Spiker (1997), when playing games with a toddler a sensitive adult play partner is one who b. tries not to give too much direction. Compared to mothers, when fathers play with their infants they are more likely to b. engage the child in rousing physical play. Sibling play with infants is thought to be less valuable than parent-infant play because older siblings, in the United States at least, tend to infants when they play. €. ignore Compared to Americans, Mexican children b. resemble American mothers in their degree of involvement in play with younger siblings. It is not until approximately the age of months that children are first able to play games with peers without any adult structuring at all. d. eighteen In the second year of life, there is a decline in c. play with only one object at a time. Compared to the typical child, toddlers who were exposed to cocaine during their mother’s pregnancy engage in a greater amount of play. b. manipulative By what age are children first able to take account of the intentions and goals of others in governing their own behaviors? c. 12-16 months True or False E\J False. When a baby accidentally discovers an interesting sensory or motor experience related to its own body, enjoys it, and later repeats it, we call this a tertiary circular reaction. False. By the age of five months, a child will look at the individual pictures in a book. [ )