Physical Development

Question 1

How a person changes and stays the same

Answer 1

Developmental Stages

Question 2

Developmental stages can be ____ or ____

Answer 2

qualitative or quantitative

Question 3

Development Changes

Change in the number or amount of something

Answer 3

Quantitative

Question 4

Development Changes

Change in kind, structure, or organization

Answer 4

Qualitative

Question 5

Development Changes

Change in weight

Answer 5

Quantitative

Question 6

Development Changes

Change in mass

Answer 6

Quantitative

Question 7

Development Changes

Change in height

Answer 7

Quantitative

Question 8

Development Changes

Change in the amount of body hair

Answer 8

Quantitative

Question 9

Development Changes

Change in the intelligence

Answer 9

Qualitative

Question 10

Development Changes

Change in attitude

Answer 10

Qualitative

Question 11

Development Changes

Change in speech

Answer 11

Qualitative

Question 12

Aspect of Human Development

changes in body, structure and motor skills

Answer 12

Physical

Question 13

Aspect of Human Development

change in sensory capabilities (sight, hearing, etc.)

Answer 13

Perceptual

Question 14

Aspect of Human Development

Mental ability, learning capacity, memory, reasoning, thought process & language

Answer 14

Cognitive/Intellectual

Question 15

Aspect of Human Development

changes in self concept, gender identity, one’s quality of relationships

Answer 15

Personality & Social

Question 16

Nature vs Nurture

Person becomes who they are because of heredity

Answer 16

Nature

Question 17

Nature vs Nurture

Due to biological changes, heredity, innate personal characteristics

Answer 17

Nature

Question 18

Nature vs Nurture

person is made not built

Answer 18

Nature

Question 19

Nature vs nurture

a person becomes who they are because of family life, environment, interactions, etc.

Answer 19

Nurture

Question 20

Nature vs Nurture

person is built not made

Answer 20

Nurture

Question 21

Life begins at

Answer 21

fertilization

Question 22

fertilization occurs when

Answer 22

sperm and ovum fuse to form a single cell

Question 23

monthly release of an ovum (egg cell) by the ovary

Answer 23

Ovulation

Question 24

process of fertilization

Answer 24

1. The ovum travels to the fallopian tube.
2. If it meets a sperm cell fertilization happens.
3. The ovum then travels to the womb or uterus.
4. Uterus walls prepare by becoming swollen with blood.

Question 25

Fraternal vs Identical Woman releases 2 ova and is fertilized by 2 different sperms

Answer 25

Fraternal

Question 26

Fraternal vs Identical 1 ovum and 1 sperm but the fertilized ovum separates into two identical cells

Answer 26

Identical

Question 27

Mother only has __ chromosomes

Answer 27

XX, female

Question 28

Father has __ chromosomes

Answer 28

XY, male

Question 29

Physical Development Stages (11 stages)

Answer 29

Prenatal Infancy Babyhood Early Childhood Late Childhood Puberty Early Adolescence Late Adolescence Early Adulthood Middle Age Old Age

Question 30

Physical Development Stages Conception to Birth

Answer 30

Prenatal

Question 31

Physical Development Stages Prenatal stage, four things are determined

Answer 31

Hereditary endowments sex number of offspring ordinal position in the family

Question 32

Physical Development Stages These affect the offspring at Prenatal Development

Answer 32

Nutritional state of mother, emotional state of mother, chromosomal aberration genetic defects

Question 33

Physical Development Stages Birth to two weeks

Answer 33

Infancy

Question 34

Physical Development Stages Adjustments occuring in the Infancy stage

Answer 34

to temperature To Breathing To eating (sucking) To elimination of waste (moving bowels)

Question 35

Physical Development Stages 2 weeks to 2 years old

Answer 35

babyhood

Question 36

Physical Development Stages Rapid Physical Growth

Answer 36

babyhood

Question 37

Physical Development Stages Increase in independence

Answer 37

Babyhood

Question 38

Physical Development Stages Decrease in helplessness

Answer 38

Babyhood

Question 39

Physical Development Stages 2 to 6 years old

Answer 39

Early Childhood

Question 40

Physical Development Stages teachable and minds are at the maximum learning stage

Answer 40

Early Childhood

Question 41

Physical Development Stages 6 to 10/11

Answer 41

Late CHildhood

Question 42

Physical Development Stages the "smart age" and the "gang age"

Answer 42

Late Childhood

Question 43

Physical Development Stages Overlaps the end of childhood and the beginning of adolescence (11 to 13 years old)

Answer 43

Puberty

Question 44

Physical Development Stages Menstruation in girls

Answer 44

Puberty

Question 45

Physical Development Stages First Menstruation is called

Answer 45

Menarche

Question 46

Physical Development Stages increase of hormone activity

Answer 46

Puberty

Question 47

Physical Development Stages Change in body proportions and sex characteristics

Answer 47

Puberty

Question 48

Physical Development Stages 13 to 17

Answer 48

Early Adolescence

Question 49

Physical Development Stages "Stormy age"

Answer 49

EArly Adolescence

Question 50

Physical Development Stages Attainment of sexual maturity, instability, unhappiness, heightened emotions, the awkwardness of movement, and curiosity about sex

Answer 50

Early Adolescence

Question 51

Physical Development Stages 17 to 21

Answer 51

Late Adolescence

Question 52

Physical Development Stages Lessened hormonal changes and growing stability

Answer 52

Late Adolescence

Question 53

Physical Development Stages 21 to 40

Answer 53

Early Adulthood

Question 54

Physical Development Stages "Settling Down" stage

Answer 54

Early ADulthood

Question 55

Physical Development Stages 40 to 60

Answer 55

Middle Age

Question 56

Physical Development Stages Cessation of sexual capacities (menopause for women and climacterium for men.

Answer 56

Middle Age

Question 57

Physical Development Stages most productive years of a person's life, marked by physical and mental changes

Answer 57

Middle Age

Question 58

Physical Development Stages 60 onwards

Answer 58

Old Age

Question 59

Physical Development Stages Decline in physical pattern of behavior and simple function

Answer 59

Old Age

Question 60

Physical Development Stages Eccentricities, carelessness, absent-mindedness, & social withdrawal

Answer 60

Old Age

Question 61

Physical Development Stages Emotional deprivation, and emergence of second-childhood

Answer 61

Old Age