Psychosocial Assessment
Psychosocial Assessment ( 8 Questions)
Correct. By the age of 10, children typically start to identify and form peer groups, indicating a developmentally appropriate desire for social interaction and belonging.
Incorrect. Engaging in solitary play is more characteristic of younger children and may not align with the social needs of a 10-year-old.
Incorrect. While some degree of egocentrism may still be present, it is more characteristic of younger children.
Incorrect. Demonstrating autonomy is important but is not specific to psychosocial development at this age.
A. Correct. By the age of 10, children typically start to identify and form peer groups, indicating a developmentally appropriate desire for social interaction and belonging.
B. Incorrect. Engaging in solitary play is more characteristic of younger children and may not align with the social needs of a 10-year-old.
C. Incorrect. While some degree of egocentrism may still be present, it is more characteristic of younger children.
D. Incorrect. Demonstrating autonomy is important but is not specific to psychosocial development at this age.