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1
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global praise

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general praise “you are an angel!”

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playing baseball kid says “think fast!” what is this an example of?

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reaction time

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3
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whens healthiest time in childhood?

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middle childhood

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4
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what is body mass index?

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relationship between height and weight

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5
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benefits of middle child health?

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better overall health
less obsiety
appreciation of cooperation and fair play

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negatives of middle child health?

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loss of self esteem when not perform well
injuries
reinforcement of prejudices

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7
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process of milanation?

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?

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8
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what is considered one of the most important intellectual accompolishment of middle childhood?

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reading

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9
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what part of brain do we use for reading?

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audio cortex, visual cortex, corpus collusum, etc

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10
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how does reaction time change from early to middle childhood?

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they have the agility, and early childhood misses

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11
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what are 4 advances?

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selective attention
automatization,
increased self control and
reaction time

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12
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what is an aptitude test?

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ability to master skills or certain body of knowledge. POTENTIAL to master a skill

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what is a IQ test?

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test that looks more for intellgence or ability to learn in school

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14
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learning disabilities:true or false learning disabilities are lack of effort from child?

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false

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15
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incurrently children with special needs are educated seperated classrooms.

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false

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16
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what percentage of students have ADHD AND ADD? What is difference between them?

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ADHD is more hyper.

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17
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which safety step is most difficult? what is each step about?

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primary prevention=anything to make harm less likely bumpers and tougher licensing exams
secondary-is more specific, averting harm in high risk like warning signs
tertiary prevention=begins after an injury has already occurred like fast ambulances

primary is the most difficult

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18
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what are the requirement for federally mandated for children with special needs children?

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LRE

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19
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what is the belle curve?

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?

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20
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what is most troubling of disability of list?

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autism

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21
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hwo to find iq?

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mental age/chronilogical age x 100

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22
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when a symptom when a cause has multiple symptoms? what is finality

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multi-finalty

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23
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what is it called when a symptom has multiple causes?

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equa finalty

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24
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a children with a learning disability often?

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no apparent physical handicap

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25
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ratio between person hieght and weight?

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bmi

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26
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What disability is this? a little boy age 3 has bad speech, at age 8 has trouble in school and

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dislexia

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27
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Do IQ test reflect culture?

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it may not reflect the culture of the person taking the test

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28
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howard gardner believes what?

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not twelve distinctive seven, everyone excels in different intelligences, musical abiliy is a type of intelligence

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29
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what is concrete operational thnking?

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piagets term for the ability to reason logically about direct experiences and perceptions

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30
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what is classifiation?

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when take things and able to categorize them into groups

31
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what child is in relatoion to concrete operational?

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?

32
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piaget and vygostky: what is socio cultural?

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vygotsky

33
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piaget has provided the ? context and vygostky provides ? context?

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individual-piaget

vygotsky-

34
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little gitl two lines of toys between dolls and animals?

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classfication

35
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what is piagets constructivism?

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children make sense of things because they are actvily try to make sense of their experiences by building or constructing their own knowledge

36
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robert seigler is this wht thoery?

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informtion processing

37
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seigler believes?

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children are inventive

38
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what is reversibilty?

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tear apart a snow man and know that i can redistribute the snow

39
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vygostky :

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zone of proximal developemnt
learning drives development
mentorying

40
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what is metacongnition?

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thinking about thinking, ability to evualte a cognitive task in order to determine how best to accomplish it, and then to monitor and adjust one’s performance on that task

41
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what are the difference memory types?

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sensory=second term memory
working memeory=short term memory
long term=long term memories

42
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the memories systems are less than a second?

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snesory

43
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what memory is another name for working memory?

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short term memory

44
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in most nations who determines matters in educstion?

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central government

45
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would I rate school system lower, somebody with children not in school would they rate it hard?

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yes

46
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children 13 years and older continue to build vocabulary on emphasis on?

A

comprehension

47
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seigler

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information processing

48
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3 year old what would they use to encode and retrieve memory?

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words

49
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rosa part of class is english and other is spanish?

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bu-lingual

50
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what are two basic approaches for reading?

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phonics and whole language

51
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in percintile 61+

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61 and more MISSSIPPI and states nearby it

52
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5th grade math expectations?

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add subtract, multiply, and divide mutlidigit numbers
understand simple fractions, percents, area and perimeter of shapes
understand word problems with three variables

53
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what is PIRLS?

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primary international test of readings

54
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what are dome gender differences?

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55
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what is gender similarities hypothesis?

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what is gender similarities hypothesis?

theory that males and females are pretty similar

56
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what is freuds theory at middle child hood?

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latency-sexual urges

57
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erikson stage?

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industry vs inferiority

58
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what is effortful control?

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A example of effortful control could be the child throws a temper tantrum and wont control their emotion

59
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if a child experiences a stresser what can impact thier reslience?

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thier interuptation of stresser

60
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what is family structure?

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nuclear families, blended families, extended etc

61
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family function?

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the way a family works to meet the needs of its members

62
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what are the functions of family?

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basic nessecities
peers
harmony
self respect
encourage learning
63
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appproxiate percentage of two family?

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66%

64
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single father percentages?

A

?

65
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most common type of family?

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nuclear

66
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which family type needs most community support?

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single parents

67
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what is culture of children?

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rules rituals and such that seperates themselves from adults culture

68
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which drives middle childhood forces that drives moral issues?

A

personal experience

69
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compared to with single parents homes and two parent homes usually have?

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higher income

70
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mary adopted child with 3 siblings, math skills are better then family and that proves?

A

genes can have stronger effect

71
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what are kohlbeirgs stages?

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-3 forces that drive childrens growing interest in moral issues are preconventional moral reasoning, conventional moral reasoning, post conventional moral reasoning. Kohlberg defines preconventional as a time the goal is to get rewards and punishments, it is self centered. In conventional emphasis is placed on social rules; this is a community centered level. post conventional is emphasis that is placed on moral principles; this level is centered on ideals.

72
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stealing against law?

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stage one=don’t get caught
stage two=selfishness

stage 3=bahvior that pleases others
stage 4=being good citizen(stealing is against law)

stage 5=obey rules because benefit everyone
stage 6=determine right and wrong

73
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why is kohlberg critized?

A

cultural differences not taken into account?

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