Biometric Verification aims to determine “who” a person is by comparing their biometric data against a database of many records (1:M). Biometric Identification confirms “if” a person is who they claim to be by comparing their biometric data to a single, previously enrolled record (1:1). 

Which factor is most influential in a child’s academic success during middle childhood?

According to Piaget, during which stage do children begin to think logically about the physical world?

What concept did Vygotsky introduce to describe the difference between what a child can do alone and what they can do with help?

Peers provide an important context for the development of which of the following skills?

Final Exam Description for Early Childhood DevelopmentEarly Childhood DevelopmentExam Format: The final exam will be administered on Blackboard Ultra and will consist of three sections: Multiple Choice, Short Answer, and True/False questions. The exam is designed to assess your comprehensive understanding of the material covered throughout the course.Exam Duration: 3 hoursTotal Points: 100Section 1: Multiple Choice (40 Points)- Number of Questions: 40- Point Value per Question: 1 point- Description: This section includes questions that cover key concepts, theories, and milestones in early childhood development. You will need to select the best answer from the provided options.- Sample Question:  – What is the term for the process by which infants develop a sense of trust when their needs are consistently met?  – A) Autonomy  – B) Attachment  – C) Initiative  – D) CompetenceSection 2: Short Answer (40 Points)- Number of Questions: 8- Point Value per Question: 5 points- Description: In this section, you will answer open-ended questions that require a more detailed response. Answers should demonstrate your ability to apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios, as well as your understanding of key developmental stages and factors influencing early childhood development.- Sample Question:  – Describe the major milestones in language development during early childhood and discuss how parents and educators can support language acquisition in young children.Section 3: True/False (20 Points)- Number of Questions: 20- Point Value per Question: 1 point- Description: This section consists of statements related to early childhood development. Indicate whether each statement is true or false. Be sure to read each statement carefully.- Sample Question:  – True or False: The sensorimotor stage of cognitive development, as proposed by Piaget, occurs from birth to approximately 2 years old.  – A) True  – B) FalseInstructions:- Ensure you read each question carefully before answering.- Manage your time effectively to allow adequate time for each section.- For multiple choice and true/false questions, select the most accurate answer.- For short answer questions, provide thorough explanations and examples where applicable.- Make sure to save your answers frequently on Blackboard Ultra to prevent data loss.Materials Allowed:- Only access to Blackboard Ultra is allowed. No textbooks, notes, or external electronic devices are permitted.Technical Requirements:- Ensure a stable internet connection.- Use a compatible browser (Chrome, Firefox, or Safari) to access Blackboard Ultra.- Log in to Blackboard Ultra 10 minutes before the exam starts to address any technical issues.Grading Criteria:- Multiple Choice: Correct answers will receive full credit.- Short Answer: Responses will be graded based on accuracy, completeness, and clarity of explanation.- True/False: Correct answers will receive full credit.**Good luck!**

Which of the following is NOT a period of development?

Which of the following activities best promotes language development in early childhood?

Which of the following is a key component of Vygotsky’s educational theory?

Define ‘resilience’ in child development.