Chapt 5 Flashcards

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_________ between parent and child fosters language comprehension, word production and vocabulary development and is developed by infants gazing in the same directions adults are looking

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joint attention

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Piaget’s theory of cognitive development states that children make sense of their surroundings and experience by creating what?

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schemes

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children’s two word utterances that I leave out smaller and less important words

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telegraphic speech

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3
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when young children first learn words they sometimes apply them too narrowly

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under extension

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4
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children apply a word to wider collection of objects/even than is appropriate

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overextension

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according to Piaget, during ____ children interpret experiences in terms of existing schemes, where as in ______, old schemes are Adjusted and new ones created to make sense of the environment.

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assimilation; accommodation

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6
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at all ages, language _____ develops ahead of language ______

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comprehension ; production

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7
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research using _____revealed that the extent to which parents talk to their children is especially important in facilitating Toddlers intelligence test performance

A

HOME

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______ children think that words are for naming objects; whereas, ______children believe they are for talking about the feelings and needs of people

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referential; expressive

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9
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according to the ______perspective, parents promote their children’s early language development by reinforcing those sounds that are most like words

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behaviorist

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true landmark cognitive changes that take place in sensorimotor substage four of Piagets theory are ____ behavior and object _____

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goal directed; permanence

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11
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Word _______begins around 12 months of age

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comprehension

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12
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habituation research demonstrates that infants as young as young as 2-3 months are capable of
Rehearsal
Recall
Reconstruction
Recognition
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d

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13
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research indicates that ____ can offset the negative effects of the stress, poverty-stricken home life on IQ
high-quality full time childcare
Access to free high-quality health services
High-quality nutrition services
High-quality school-age intervention

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a

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14
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Bayley scale of infant development taps into different____ of intelligence than those measured at older ages

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dimensions

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15
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according to vygotsky the force that drives a child’s development is

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social interaction with more competent peers

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language acquisition device is a concept explained in which perspective of language development?
behaviorist
Nativist
Interactionist
Information processing
17
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three parts of information processing system

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sensory register
Short-term
Long-term

18
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information is categorized through networks of associations. The basic structure is the same throughout life; unlimited memory

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long-term memory

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sights and sounds are represented directly and stored briefly. short sensory inputs as different mental strategies used to preserve/delete based on value

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sensory register

20
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apply mental strategies as you work on a limited amount of information; short period of time

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short term memory

21
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difference between center-based interventions and home-based interventions

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center based: • Child with peers • Child goes to different centers
home based: • skilled worker visits home and helps parent Learn how to stimulate child • observe children at home in a comfortable environment

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four components of high-quality childcare programs

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clean
low shelves
Small tables
Well lit

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four categories of the core knowledge perspective

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psychological
Linguistic
Physical
Numerical

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understanding of mental states, such as intentions, emotions, desires and beliefs
psychological perspective
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enables swift language acquisition in early childhood
linguistic perspective
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including object permanence, objects solidity and gravity
physical perspective
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infant discriminate quantities up to three and use that knowledge to perform simple arithmetic
numerical perspectives