​Flannery is only a few years old, and she likes to do puzzles. As she snaps the pieces together, she can be heard saying things like, “This one goes here,” and “No, that doesn’t fit!” Flannery’s verbalizations are an example of ____ speech.

​Which is considered a pictorial cue to depth?

​Present, in correct order, the four stages by which attachment develops between a child and caregiver. Note what happens at each stage, and the typical ages of each stage.

According to Piaget, a preoperational child’s view of the world is _______________; that is, they believe that others see the world exactly as they do.

​Born 39 weeks after conception, Sasha weighs in at just under two pounds. Given this information, Sasha is best defined as

​Monroe wants to conduct a research study assessing the way children play with each other at different ages. After getting the appropriate permissions, he sits on a bench near a school playground and surreptitiously takes notes on the children’s behaviors. Monroe would be best described as engaging in

​Imagine that you are standing on a pair of railroad tracks. As you look down at your feet, the tracks look a certain distance apart. As you lift your head and watch the tracks move away from you, they appear to get closer together until they converge at the farthest point. This bit of visual trickery is called

Piaget’s theory has been the foundation of cognitive developmental theories for many years, but it is not without its critics. List at least three of the criticisms that are identified by your textbook.

​Which of the following is NOT offered by your authors as a method to help increase a preschool child’s ability to provide reliable testimony?

​Memories that help people construct their life history and create socially shared memories are