Which of the following IS NOT one of Gardner’s multiple intelligences?

1. existential intelligence
2. culinary intelligence
3. bodily-kinesthetic intelligence
4. linguistic intelligence

Lizzie is an extremely shy and anxious 8-year-old whom other children seem to dislike. She would be characterized as a(n):

1. controversial child.
2. withdrawn-rejected child.
3. aggressive-rejected child.
4. neglected child.

Preconventional morality involves:

1. an emphasis on laws and social order.
2. an emphasis on reward and punishment.
3. the careful consideration of all options.
4. trying to gain the approval of others.

Growth rates in middle childhood are the fastest as compared to early childhood and adolescence. 

1. True
2. False

_________________ is thinking that the world reflects one’s own personal experience.

1. industry
2. deductive reasoning
3. inductive reasoning
4. perspective taking

James, age 8, understands that a dollar changed into 4 quarters is still a dollar. This means that James has achieved the cognitive milestone of ___________.

1. reversibility
2. identity achievement
3. abstract thinking
4. assimilation

To create a memory, the input from our environment enters our ________ memory first. 

1. short-term
2. long-term
3. No answer text provided.
4. sensory

Working memory is another term for ______________.

1. sensory memory
2. No answer text provided.
3. short-term memory
4. long-term memory

Autism in children is often not identified until children ___________.

1. leave elementary school
2. visit a doctor
3. enter school

Children with autism often have major deficits in using language and ___________

1. nutrition
2. socialization
3. vision

The ability to use common sense and to know what is called for in a situation is known as ___________ intelligence.

1. practical
2. existential
3. spatial
4. naturalistic

The study of The Masons, The Irvings, and Ms. Caldron highlighted the ways in which ________________.

1. Differences in parental involvement in school affect their child’s school performance.
2. Parenting styles of different families affect school performance in their children.
3. schools address discrimination claims by African-American parents

______________ in school includes ideas of patriotism, gender roles, the ranking of occupations and classes, competition, and other values. 

1. Approved curriculum
2. Political teachings
3. No answer text provided.
4. Hidden curriculum

Minh believes tells his teacher he is the “funniest” and “nicest” boy in class. This mean he has started to develop in regards to his _____________.

1. No answer text provided.
2. self-concept
3. self-esteem
4. social development

The median age for sexual abuse is eight or nine years for both boys and girls.

1. True
2. False

Erikson believed that if industrious children can be successful in their endeavors, they will get a sense of confidence for future challenges. If not, a sense of ____________ will emerge. 

1. mistrust
2. isolation
3. inferiority
4. insecurity

The majority of children who have experienced divorce do not suffer long term effects.

1. True
2. False

Asian-American, African-American, and Mexican-American parents are more likely than European-Americans to use an authoritarian style of parenting. 

1. True
2. False

A student’s typical day is filled with constrictive and unnecessary ritual that has a damaging effect on the desire to learn.

1. True
2. False

_______________ are designed to measure a student’s ability to learn or to determine if a person has potential in a particular program.

1. Achievement tests
2. Exit exams
3. Aptitude tests