Chapter 9 Flashcards

1
Q

What age’s would be considered middle childhood?

A

7-12 years

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2
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Boys and girls continue to gain a little more than 5cm a year in hight until the _________ _______ _______ (rapid growth)

A

Adolescent growth spurt

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3
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In middle childhood, the average Childs body weight _______

A

Doubles

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4
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Average 6-7 year olds need _________ calories a day (if inactive) and 8-10 year olds need _______ calories a day

A

1400, and 1600

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5
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Boys are slightly heavier and taller than girls at the age of __-___ years, but air;s then go through their growth spurt first and surpass boys at the age ___-___

Beginning at about age 11 years, boys develop more _____, while girls develop more ______.

A

9-10, 13-14

Boys develop more MUSCLE and girls develop more FAT

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6
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True or False: Child Obesity has tripled over the past three decades

A

TRUE

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7
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What is Sedentary Behaviour

A

behaviour that involves very little physical movement (sitting/watching tv, sitting at a computer, playing video games)

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8
Q

More than _____ Canadians aged 5-17 are not active enough for optimal growth and development

A

More than half

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9
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What kind of guidelines are suggested to reduce the negative effects of a sedentary lifestyle

A

No more than 2 hours of screen time a day.
Children should walk to school regularly.
Children should be encouraged to spend time outdoors in active play.

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10
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Only ___% of children aged 6-17 meet the guidelines to reduce the risk of a sedentary lifestyle.

A

Only 8.4%

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11
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______ ________ may serve as examples of poor exercise habits, encourage overeating, and keep unhealthy foods at home

A

Overweight Parents

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12
Q

What stimulants are the medications prescribed to medically treat ADHD

A

Concrete and Dexedrin

Strattera is also used and is not a stimulant

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13
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How do stimulants treat ADHD?

A

They release Dopamine and Noradrenaline, which arouses the “executive centre” of the brain which increases a persons attention span

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14
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What types of Non-medical therapy treat ADHD

A

B-mod and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)

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15
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What is Classroom Inclusion

A

placing children with disabilities in classrooms with children without disabilities

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16
Q

At what age do children make enormous strides in their cognitive development as their thought processes and language become more logical and complex

A

at 11 years old

17
Q

According to Piaget, at what age do children move from the pre-oeprational stage to Concrete Operational

A

7-12 years

18
Q

What are some characteristics of the Concrete operational stage in comparison to the preoperational stage

A
  • children have more adult logic, but focus more on tangible objects rather than abstract ideas
  • thought is reversible and flexible
  • they recognize that people have different perspectives than their own
  • they engage in De-centration (Can focus on multiple parts of a problem at once)
  • they understand the Law of Conservation
19
Q

What is Transivity and what does it have to do with middle childhood

A

Transivity = if A>B, and B>C, then A>C

Children begin to understand this in middle childhood

20
Q

In middle childhood, children begin to understand Seriation, what is Seriation??

A

Placing objects in n order or series according to a property or trait

ex. placing multiple shades of leaves from darkest to lightest