child dev 4

Question 1

global praise

Answer 1

general praise “you are an angel!”

Question 2

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

Answer 2

reaction time

Question 3

whens healthiest time in childhood?

Answer 3

middle childhood

Question 4

what is body mass index?

Answer 4

relationship between height and weight

Question 5

benefits of middle child health?

Answer 5

better overall health
less obsiety
appreciation of cooperation and fair play

Question 6

negatives of middle child health?

Answer 6

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

Question 7

process of milanation?

Answer 7

?

Question 8

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

Answer 8

reading

Question 9

what part of brain do we use for reading?

Answer 9

audio cortex, visual cortex, corpus collusum, etc

Question 10

how does reaction time change from early to middle childhood?

Answer 10

they have the agility, and early childhood misses

Question 11

what are 4 advances?

Answer 11

selective attention
automatization,
increased self control and
reaction time

Question 12

what is an aptitude test?

Answer 12

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

Question 13

what is a IQ test?

Answer 13

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

Question 14

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

Answer 14

false

Question 15

incurrently children with special needs are educated seperated classrooms.

Answer 15

false

Question 16

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

Answer 16

ADHD is more hyper.

Question 17

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

Answer 17

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

Question 18

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

Answer 18

LRE

Question 19

what is the belle curve?

Answer 19

?

Question 20

what is most troubling of disability of list?

Answer 20

autism

Question 21

hwo to find iq?

Answer 21

mental age/chronilogical age x 100

Question 22

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

Answer 22

multi-finalty

Question 23

what is it called when a symptom has multiple causes?

Answer 23

equa finalty

Question 24

a children with a learning disability often?

Answer 24

no apparent physical handicap

Question 25

ratio between person hieght and weight?

Answer 25

bmi

Question 26

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

Answer 26

dislexia

Question 27

Do IQ test reflect culture?

Answer 27

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

Question 28

howard gardner believes what?

Answer 28

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

Question 29

what is concrete operational thnking?

Answer 29

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

Question 30

what is classifiation?

Answer 30

when take things and able to categorize them into groups

Question 31

what child is in relatoion to concrete operational?

Answer 31

?

Question 32

piaget and vygostky: what is socio cultural?

Answer 32

vygotsky

Question 33

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

Answer 33

individual-piaget | vygotsky-

Question 34

little gitl two lines of toys between dolls and animals?

Answer 34

classfication

Question 35

what is piagets constructivism?

Answer 35

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

Question 36

robert seigler is this wht thoery?

Answer 36

informtion processing

Question 37

seigler believes?

Answer 37

children are inventive

Question 38

what is reversibilty?

Answer 38

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

Question 39

vygostky :

Answer 39

zone of proximal developemnt learning drives development mentorying

Question 40

what is metacongnition?

Answer 40

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

Question 41

what are the difference memory types?

Answer 41

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

Question 42

the memories systems are less than a second?

Answer 42

snesory

Question 43

what memory is another name for working memory?

Answer 43

short term memory

Question 44

in most nations who determines matters in educstion?

Answer 44

central government

Question 45

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

Answer 45

yes

Question 46

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

Answer 46

comprehension

Question 47

seigler

Answer 47

information processing

Question 48

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

Answer 48

words

Question 49

rosa part of class is english and other is spanish?

Answer 49

bu-lingual

Question 50

what are two basic approaches for reading?

Answer 50

phonics and whole language

Question 51

in percintile 61+

Answer 51

61 and more MISSSIPPI and states nearby it

Question 52

5th grade math expectations?

Answer 52

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

Question 53

what is PIRLS?

Answer 53

primary international test of readings

Question 54

what are dome gender differences?

Answer 54

-girls typically get higher grades than boys and at puberty achievement drops -

Question 55

what is gender similarities hypothesis?

Answer 55

what is gender similarities hypothesis? | theory that males and females are pretty similar

Question 56

what is freuds theory at middle child hood?

Answer 56

latency-sexual urges

Question 57

erikson stage?

Answer 57

industry vs inferiority

Question 58

what is effortful control?

Answer 58

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

Question 59

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

Answer 59

thier interuptation of stresser

Question 60

what is family structure?

Answer 60

nuclear families, blended families, extended etc

Question 61

family function?

Answer 61

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

Question 62

what are the functions of family?

Answer 62

``` basic nessecities peers harmony self respect encourage learning ```

Question 63

appproxiate percentage of two family?

Answer 63

66%

Question 64

single father percentages?

Answer 64

?

Question 65

most common type of family?

Answer 65

nuclear

Question 66

which family type needs most community support?

Answer 66

single parents

Question 67

what is culture of children?

Answer 67

rules rituals and such that seperates themselves from adults culture

Question 68

which drives middle childhood forces that drives moral issues?

Answer 68

personal experience

Question 69

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

Answer 69

higher income

Question 70

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

Answer 70

genes can have stronger effect

Question 71

what are kohlbeirgs stages?

Answer 71

-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.

Question 72

stealing against law?

Answer 72

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

Question 73

why is kohlberg critized?

Answer 73

cultural differences not taken into account?