Chapter 5 Flashcards

1
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Trina wants her eggs sunny side up and her babysitter made over easy. Trina cried until her babysitter realized that Trina’s mother specifically said “sunny side up” in the instructions. This is an example of ___.

A

Just Right

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This place is responsible for planning, coordination or thinking, social awareness, language, focusing one’s attention and carving one’s impulses is called ___.

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Pre-frontal Cortex

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3
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This speeds up thinking process

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Myelination

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4
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This phenomenon explains why many 3 year olds cannot stay quietly on one task, even in “circle time” in preschool. where each child is told to sit in place, not talking or touching anyone else.

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Preservation

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5
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Sleep becomes more regular, emotions become more settle, decrease in tantrums. This is all due to development in the ____.

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Prefrontal Cortex

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6
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A long thick band of nerve fibers that connects the left and right sides of the brain is called the ___.

A

Corpus Callosum

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7
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The right side of the brain controls what side of the body?

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Left

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8
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Perceptual tasks, emotions, creativity, and appreciation music, art, and poetry can be found on what side of the brain?

A

Right

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9
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Language, logical reasoning, detailed analysis, and mathematical reason can be found what side of the brain?

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Left

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10
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The idea that you can balance your brain by tapping your scalp is called ___.

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Pseudoscience

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11
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The use of the proper side of the brain for a specific task is known as ___.

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Lateralization

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12
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The major part of the brain for emotions is called ____.

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The Limbic System

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13
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A child may refuse to enter an elevator or may hide when it thunders. This describes which structure?

A

Amygdala

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14
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A child can remember whether previous elevator riding was scary or fun. This describes which structure?

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Hippocampus

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15
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Responds to from the amygdala and from the hippocampus by producing cortisol and other hormones that activate parts of the brain and body.

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Hypothalamus

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16
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The brain can adapt which means the brain is ___.

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Plastic

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17
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In this stage, Piaget says thought is intuitive rather than logical, children can use symbols which is important for language, and operational thinking is not yet possible.

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Pre Operational Thought

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18
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This represent actions symbolically, think beyond to future, and consider several possibilities at the same time.

A

Language

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19
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The ability to use symbols words or object to represent something that is not physically present.

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Symbolic Thought

20
Q

Many children’s stories include animals or objects that talk and listen explains ___.

A

Animism

21
Q

Young children may, insist that Daddy is a father, not a brother. This is an example of ___.

A

Centration

22
Q

A 3 year old who chose to buy a model car as a birthday present for his mother is an example of ___.

A

Egocentrism

23
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A girl given a short hair cut might worry that she has turned into a boy is an example of ____.

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Focus on Appearance

24
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A child may not be able to imagine their parents were ever children is an example of ___.

A

Static Reasoning

25
Q

A child might cry because their mom put lettuce on their sandwich. Overwhelmed by her desire to have things done just right she might reject the food even after the lettuce is removed this is an example of ___.

A

Irreversibility

26
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Suppose two identical glasses contain the same amount of milk, and the milk from one of these glasses is poured into a taller, narrower glass. If young children are asked whether one glass contains more or both glasses contain the same amount, they will insist that the narrower glass has more. This is an example of ___.

A

Conservation

27
Q

Who conducted a conservation study and found that children know more than Piaget said and it depends on how the question is worded?

A

McGarrigle and Donaldson

28
Q

This egocentric study conducted by Piaget found that children cannot think in someone else’s perspective.

A

Mountain Task

29
Q

This explains why a child hide and you can see their feet but they think they are covered.

A

Egocentrism

30
Q

This person who conducted a egocentric study called the Policeman task found that when children were practicing or playing it like a game they got better

A

Hughes

31
Q

Who underestimated the competence of younger children

A

Piaget

32
Q

Who was the alternate to Piaget and focused at the social aspect

A

Vygotsky

33
Q

Stacey can almost ride her bike but not independently is an example of __.

A

Zone of Proximal Development

34
Q

Stacey gets on the bike and daddy pushes her until she is able to ride on her own is an example of ___.

A

Scaffolding

35
Q

A child struggles to leave out the door to the leave the building. This child saw a teenager tapping the door then pushed the door to step out. The child then taps the door and then pushes the door to step out. This is an example of ___.

A

Overimitation

36
Q

Hammers, forks, knives, and computers are examples of ___.

A

Real Tools

37
Q

Numbers, language, that help us communicate, think, solve problems, organize our world and create knowledge is called ___.

A

Symbol systems

38
Q

The most powerful tool is ____.

A

Language

39
Q

This helps us plan actions, remember information, solve problems, and organize behavior.

A

Language

40
Q

Louis is always talking to himself and thinking out loud this is an example of ___.

A

Private Speech

41
Q

What would Piaget call private speech?

A

Egocentrism

42
Q

A child tells her mother that breast are for feeding babies this is an example of ___.

A

Theory-theory

43
Q

A child can predict that another child who wants a cookie will go to the cookie jar is an example of ___.

A

Theory of mind

44
Q

This school encourages each child’s creativity in a carefully designed setting.

A

Reggio Emilia

45
Q

This school emphasizes careful work and tasks that each young can do.

A

Montessori Schools