PSIA Children’s Specialist (CS) 1 Practice Exam

In a CAP summary for 3-6 year-olds, which component describes 'stancing' and 'stops' as physical aspects?

Cognitive Affective Emotional Physical

Correct Answer:

Physical

Explanation:

Observing how a child stands and when they begin or stop moving is about movement and body use. In a CAP summary for 3- to 6-year-olds, observations are grouped into cognitive (thinking and learning), affective (feelings and attitudes), and physical (body and movement). Stancing and stops are motor behaviors—how the body is positioned and how movement is controlled—so they belong to the physical component. Cognitive would cover what the child knows or can solve, while affective/emotional relates to feelings, not bodily actions.

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