Question

which emotion expressed by a toddler is a feeling of remorse for a wrongdoing that is associated with one’s responsibility?
○ guilt
○ embarrassment
○ envy
○ fear
question 12 3 pts
which guiding behavior for a toddler is when something is done the same way, overtime, to be fair to all children?
○ consistency
○ positive reinforcement
○ redirection
○ providing choices

Explanation:

First Question (Emotion in Toddlers)

Guilt is defined as a feeling of remorse or responsibility for a wrongdoing. Embarrassment relates to self - consciousness about one's actions in front of others, envy is a desire for what others have, and fear is an emotional response to a threat. So the emotion of remorse for a wrongdoing associated with responsibility is guilt.

Consistency in guiding toddler behavior means doing things the same way over time to ensure fairness to all children. Positive reinforcement is about rewarding good behavior, redirection is about steering a child's behavior to a more appropriate action, and providing choices gives children options. So the guiding behavior that involves doing something the same way over time for fairness is consistency.

Answer:

A. guilt

Second Question (Guiding Behavior for Toddlers)