Developmental Psychology and Learning Disabilities Quiz

Erik Erikson developed the theory of psychosocial development.

Enhanced reading comprehension is not a symptom of dyslexia.

Impaired social interaction is a key characteristic of ASD.

ADHD stands for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.

Autonomy vs. Isolation is not a stage in Erikson's theory.

Dyspraxia impacts coordination and movement.

Jean Piaget introduced the theory of cognitive development.

Impaired mathematical skills are characteristic of dyscalculia.

Low IQ is not a symptom of ADHD.

Dysphasia involves difficulty with language and speech.

Formal operational stage in Piaget's theory involves abstract thinking.

Dyscalculia refers to difficulty with mathematical skills.

Howard Gardner introduced the theory of multiple intelligences.

Dysgraphia impacts writing ability.

Zone of proximal development refers to the gap between current and potential development.

Dyslexia primarily impacts reading ability.

Object permanence is the understanding of object existence despite sensory absence, according to Piaget.

Dyspraxia impacts coordination, organization, and spatial awareness.

MKO provides scaffolding, guiding a child's learning.

Dyspraxia affects fine motor skills and coordination.

Poor parenting is not considered a cause of learning disabilities.

Impaired mathematical skills are not associated with dysgraphia.

Impaired social skills are not typically associated with dyspraxia.

Removing students from mainstream classrooms is not recommended as an intervention for learning disabilities.

Lack of motivation is not considered a cause of dyslexia.