Question

6. During middle childhood, children who recognize prejudice and react by affirming pride in their own group are likely to:

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develop healthy self-esteem.

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feel prejudice towards other groups.

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worry about what others think of them.

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be ostracized.

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7. Between ages 6 and 11, children have enough psychosocial maturity to:

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complete more homework assignments.

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tell time and have set times for activities.

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take care of pets.

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All of these abilities are signs of psychosocial maturation.

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8. According to Erik Erikson, the fourth stage of psychosocial development involves which conflict?

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industry versus inferiority

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preconventional versus conventional

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postconventional versus latency

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good girl versus nice boy

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9. During Erikson's crisis of industry versus inferiority, children:

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do poorly academically.

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repress their psychosexual needs.

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require more adult supervision.

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attempt to master many skills.

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10. Which of the following would be the BEST summary of Erikson's proposed stage of industry versus inferiority?

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"Try not to be alone."

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"Explore the world!"

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"Move toward mastery."

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"Examine yourself."

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Answer 1

6. . During middle childhood, children who recognize prejudice and react by affirming pride in their own group are likely to:

develop healthy self-esteem, ( middle childhood is between 9 to 11 or 12 years of age at this stage the child the peer group is the major source of self-esteem. The child requires recognition for the goal achieved by him and encouragement for further achievement. if the children are encouraged and reinforced they gain confidence and increase in their self-esteem

7. Between ages 6 and 11, children have enough psychosocial maturity to:

All of these abilities are signs of psychosocial maturation. (this is the fourth stage between the age of 6 to 11 or 12). It is the psychosocial stage, where the child engages in social interaction with the friend and peer group has significant value in their life, they try to complete their homework, as encouragement leads to confidence. they are old enough to take care of their pets. They are in the stage of the industry that is in reference to production.

8. According to Erik Erikson, the fourth stage of psychosocial development involves which conflict?

o Industry versus inferiority ( At this stage children enter the psychosocial stage and engage themselves in social interaction and academic activities at school, they develop the sense of pride in accomplishing the task, children who are praised and encouraged shows the sense of competence, and those who are discouraged develops an inferiority complex. Here industry is a reference to production.

9. During Erikson's crisis of industry versus inferiority, children:

do poorly academically.. ( This is the fourth stage of development known as the psychosocial stage this group, this include children between the age of six to eleven. they engage themselves in academic and social activities, this is the stage of development like the industry, where new ideas are produced if praised and encourage they have the feeling of accomplishment and try to attempt to master in many skills If they are discouraged at this stage it leads to an inferiority complex in children. that affect them academically as they are in the stage of learning, that requires motivation and encouragement.

10. Which of the following would be the BEST summary of Erikson's proposed stage of industry versus inferiority

"Move toward mastery ( this is the fourth stage of development where the child of the age group between 6 to 11 engage themselves in many activities in the school and in their social friend circle peer group will gain greater significance. At this stage, if the child is encouraged he delopes the pride that reinforced for their initiative they develop confidence and tries to achieve their goal, they feel industrious ab=nd feel confident and try to achieve more and more goals.