A Child That No Longer Plays the Game of Monopoly

question 210

Multiple Choice

A child that no longer plays the game of Monopoly mechanically and is able to understand the complex and hypothetical transactions unique to each game is most likely in the _____ stage of cognitive development.

• A)sensorimotor
• B)preoperational
• C)concrete operational
• D)formal operations

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Definitions:

Goodness of Fit

The degree to which an individual's temperament, behaviors, and attributes are compatible with the demands or expectations of their social environment.

Child's Temperament

Refers to the innate traits that determine a child's approach to the world, including their activity level, reactivity, and the way they regulate emotions.

Adaptability

The ability to adjust to new conditions, challenges, or environments effectively.

Stranger Anxiety

The fear and caution exhibited by infants and young children when encountering unfamiliar individuals.