SOWK 300 Quiz 1,2,3

SOWK 300 Quiz 1: Life Course Perspective: Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

1. A sequence of significant events, experiences, and transitions in a person’s life from conception to death is known as:
2. Disjoint agency is defined as agency that:
3. The population pyramid helps us:
4. Age-graded roles and behaviors expected by society is:
5. A life event is:
6. An average pregnancy lasts how many days when calculated from the time of fertilization?
7. and ___________ women have twice the rate of infertility but use infertility services significantly less
8. Which of the following genes give competing yet controlling messages?
9. Which of the following terms represents the fertilized egg?
10. It is estimated that __________ couples in low income countries struggle with infertility.

SOWK 300 Quiz 2: Infancy and Toddlerhood

1. In which of Piaget’s stages of cognitive development do children develop symbolic functioning, the ability to use symbols to represent what is not present?
2. Attachment is the ability to:
3. The ability of an infant to move and manipulate her or his action is called:
4. The characteristic way in which individuals approach and react to people and situations is known as their:
5. According to Ainsworth’s theory of attachment, when children seem indifferent to the presence of their mother, it is considered to be which of the following types of attachment?
6. When an infant’s toes spread when the soles of the feet are stroked this is called:
7. The World Health Organization’s Multicentre Growth Reference Study:
8. According to Ainsworth’s theory of attachment, when a child is reluctant to explore the playroom and clings to the mother, it is considered to be which of the following types of attachment?
9. According to Piaget’s stages of cognitive development, children can run the pictures in a movie (metaphor) backward and forward to better understand how they blend to form a specific meaning. Which of the following represents this stage of development?
10. According to Ainsworth’s theory of attachment, when a child uses the mother as a home base and feels comfortable leaving this base to explore the playroom, it is considered to be which of the following types of attachment?

SOWK Quiz 3: Early Childhood

1. Rosiland is playing with her books and loves to look at the pictures. Which type of play is this?
2. Ron tells Terri that he is not going to play with her anymore unless he gets to play with the train first. Which type of aggression is this?
3. Terri, Ron, and Jack are playing house. Sally pretends to be the mother, Corey is the dad, and Todd is their dog. They pretend to play at the local park. Which type of play is this?
4. Sam (5-year-old) smells chicken at his grandmother’s house and comments that she must be having a party. She indicates that she is not, but Sam thinks another party is going to occur because the last time he smelled chicken she had a party. This incident reflects what kind of reasoning?
5. Which level of Kohlberg’s stages of moral development suggests that moral reasoning is based on whether behavior is rewarded or punished?
6. The ability to understand another person’s emotional condition is:
7. Which of the following describes the ability to scribble and draw, cut with scissors, and print one’s name?
8. The most important aspect of the preoperational stage (ages 2 to 3) is:
9. When Jack eats a dozen cookies and gets sick, his parents laugh and say, “I guess you will learn.” Which type of parenting style is this?
10. refers to children’s awareness of their own and other people’s mental processes, and to the understanding that other people can have different states of awareness than our own