Lesson 7.1.4

7.1.4 Day care: advantages, disadvantages and quality Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Psychology, Unit 7

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  1. Which outcome is a recognised social advantage of young children attending day care?

    • Increased stranger anxiety
    • Improved peer interaction
    • Lower intellectual ability
    • Delayed language acquisition
  2. Which outcome is a potential disadvantage associated with children attending day care?

    • Delayed motor development
    • Increased peer aggression
    • Enhanced secure attachment
    • Reduced illness exposure
  3. Which feature is characteristic of high-quality day care provision?

    • Large group sizes
    • Low staff-child ratio
    • Unstructured free time
    • High staff turnover
  4. What does the term staff-to-child ratio mean in day care settings?

    • Children per adult
    • Hours per staff
    • Adults per room
    • Children per room
  5. Which major longitudinal study investigated the long-term effects of day care on children?

    • 44 Thieves study
    • Strange Situation
    • NICHD study
    • Minnesota twin study
  6. Which feature is typically associated with poor-quality day care provision?

    • Stimulating environments
    • Low child ratios
    • High staff turnover
    • Highly qualified staff
  7. What is a main benefit of good-quality day care on child social development?

    • Lower emotional stability
    • Higher separation anxiety
    • Increased social competence
    • Increased peer conflict
  8. A day care centre has 24 children and a staff-child ratio of 1:4. How many staff are needed?

    • 24
    • 6
    • 4
    • 96
  9. A class of 20 children has 5 staff. What is the staff-child ratio?

    • 1:5
    • 4:1
    • 1:20
    • 1:4
  10. Why can researchers not claim that long day care hours directly cause behavioural issues?

    • Correlation not causation
    • High internal validity
    • Standardised procedure
    • Demand characteristics
  11. What outcome is most likely for children attending day care with stable, qualified staff?

    • Increased separation distress
    • Better emotional security
    • Higher peer aggression
    • Lower cognitive scores
  12. A child's reaction to day care depends partly on their personality traits. What concept is this?

    • Monotropy
    • Maternal deprivation
    • Individual differences
    • Institutionalisation
  13. What common methodological issue arises when using parental questionnaires to measure day care quality?

    • Observer effect
    • Demand characteristics
    • Experimenter bias
    • Social desirability bias
  14. Which research design is best suited to study how day care quality affects later attachment?

    • Unstructured observation
    • Longitudinal study
    • Case study
    • Snapshot survey
  15. Why does finding a statistical link between day care and aggression not prove causation?

    • Data is qualitative
    • Correlation excludes causation
    • Observations lack validity
    • Samples are unrepresentative
  16. How many hours per year would a child spend in care if they attended 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, for 40 weeks?

    • 800
    • 2000
    • 1600
    • 400
  17. Which primary ethical issue must researchers address when observing young children in day care?

    • Right to publish
    • Deception of staff
    • Informed parental consent
    • Financial compensation
  18. Which term describes socio-economic status when it affects both day care attendance and child development?

    • Moderating variable
    • Confounding variable
    • Dependent variable
    • Independent variable
  19. Which factor strongly influences whether day care has a positive or negative effect on child development?

    • Maternal age
    • Care quality
    • Infant gender
    • Birth order
  20. Which structural factor is key when assessing the quality of a day care setting?

    • Building age
    • Total opening hours
    • Child attendance rate
    • Staff-child ratio

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