Cognitive Development
Social & Emotional Growth
Language Development
Physical & Motor Skills
Individual Differences
100

What stage of Piaget’s theory is marked by the development of object permanence?


Sensorimotor stage

100

What is the emotional bond formed between a child and their caregiver called?

Attachment

100

At what stage do children typically start combining two words into simple sentences?

Around 18-24 Months

100

What type of motor skill involves large muscle movements?

Growth motor skills
100

True or False: All children develop at the same pace.

False

200

What is the term for a child’s inability to see the world from another’s perspective?

Egocentrism

200

What mindset helps children view challenges as opportunities for growth?

Growth Mindset

200

True or False: A rich language environment can accelerate language development.

True

200

Give one example of a fine motor skill.

Writing, cutting with scissors, or buttoning a shirt

200

What is the term for children with unique learning or physical challenges?

Special Needs

300

According to Vygotsky, what helps children learn tasks just beyond their current abilities?

Scaffolding

300

What term refers to a child’s ability to manage their emotions and behavior?

Self-regulation

300

What is the term for the rapid vocabulary expansion that occurs in early childhood?

Vocabulary Spurt
300

At what age do children typically begin walking?

Around 12 months (9–15 months range)

300

Name one example of a developmental milestone caregivers should monitor.

Walking, talking, or social smiling

400

What is the name of the range between what a child can do independently and with help?

Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD)


400

What is the process called when children look to a caregiver’s reaction to decide how to respond?

Social Referencing

400

What is one way caregivers can support language development in young children?

Reading to them, talking with them, or engaging in interactive play

400

Which motor skill is necessary for holding a pencil correctly?

Fine motor skill

400

What is a potential red flag in early child development?

Not making eye contact, delayed speech, or not crawling by 12 months

500

At what age does Piaget’s preoperational stage typically begin?

Around 2 years old

500

Name one factor that significantly influences emotional development in children.

Caregiver interaction (or environment, genetics)

500

Which area of the brain is most associated with language production?

Broca's area

500

What is one activity that supports the development of gross motor skills?

Running, jumping, or climbing

500

What is the importance of understanding individual differences in child development?

It helps caregivers and educators provide appropriate support and interventions.