Question
What are some common characteristics of psychosocial development in toddlers, ages one to two years?
(1 point)
Responses
game playing skills develop, self-image and confidence are developing, curiosity
game playing skills develop, self-image and confidence are developing, curiosity
asks lots of questions, speaks expressively, controls impulses
asks lots of questions, speaks expressively, controls impulses
responses are reflexes, completely self-centered, notices changes
responses are reflexes, completely self-centered, notices changes
jealous when not the center of attention, attached to mother, easily affected by changing emotions, may have tantrums
(1 point)
Responses
game playing skills develop, self-image and confidence are developing, curiosity
game playing skills develop, self-image and confidence are developing, curiosity
asks lots of questions, speaks expressively, controls impulses
asks lots of questions, speaks expressively, controls impulses
responses are reflexes, completely self-centered, notices changes
responses are reflexes, completely self-centered, notices changes
jealous when not the center of attention, attached to mother, easily affected by changing emotions, may have tantrums
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The response that best reflects common characteristics of psychosocial development in toddlers ages one to two years is:
**jealous when not the center of attention, attached to mother, easily affected by changing emotions, may have tantrums.**
This option highlights key aspects of toddler behavior and emotional development during this stage, including attachment, emotional regulation, and the typical challenges of sharing attention.
**jealous when not the center of attention, attached to mother, easily affected by changing emotions, may have tantrums.**
This option highlights key aspects of toddler behavior and emotional development during this stage, including attachment, emotional regulation, and the typical challenges of sharing attention.