Three-Year-Old Children Tend to Think That the Stroop Test Is

question 155

Multiple Choice

Three-year-old children tend to think that the Stroop test is really easy, as compared to six-year-old children, 12-year-old children, or adults.This is because, in general, three-year-olds ____.

• A)do not have fully formed schemas
• B)do not know how to read
• C)have not made lasting associations between colours and particular objects
• D)are less likely to rely on automatic processing

Discuss the role of social comparison and peer evaluation in developing self-esteem and self-concept.

Identify the effects of cognitive and physical abilities on children's self-esteem.

Understand the relationship between self-concept, self-esteem, and mastering culturally valued tasks.

Comprehend how mindset (growth vs. fixed) influences a child’s learning and achievement orientation.

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