Ch 9 Flashcards

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What is the difference between acute medical conditions and chronic medical conditions? Give an example of each

A
acute 
- illnesses that last a short time.
- infections, warts, colds, flu,
chronic 
- Illnesses or impairments that persist for at least 3 months.
-asthma, diabetes
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What is the leading cause of death for school-age children?

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accidental injuries

-traffic accidents, drowning, and burns are the most common causes of accidental deaths

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Executive Function

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Conscious control of thoughts, emotions, and actions to accomplish goals or solve problems.

  • the result of developmental changes in brain structure.
  • prefrontal cortex, the region that enables planning, judgment, and decision making, shows significant development during this period
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Selective Attention

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the ability to deliberately direct one’s attention and shut out distractions
-the result of developing inhibitory control, the voluntary suppression of unwanted responses

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5
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Working Memory

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the short-term storage of information that is being actively processed, like a mental workspace
For example, if you are asked to compute what 42 × 60 is, you would use your working memory to hold part of the answer while you solved the rest of it.

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Metamemory

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Understanding of processes of memory.

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7
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4 Mnemonic Strategies

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1) Rehearsal
- conscious repetition
2) Organization
- categorizing to make it easier to recall
3) Elaboration
- associate with something else
4) External Memory Aids
- putting a library book at the front door

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8
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Stages of Piaget’s Moral Reasoning

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1) Rigid Obedience to Authority (2-7)
2) Increasing Flexibility (7-11)
3) Equity (11-12)

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9
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How many intelligences are there according to Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences?

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Eight Intelligences

  • Linguistic
  • Logical /Mathematical
  • Spatial
  • Musical
  • Kinesthetic/Bodily
  • Interpersonal
  • Intrapersonal
  • Naturalist
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10
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Sternberg’s Triarchic Theory of Intelligence

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Componential Element
-how efficiently ppl process info
-some ppl are more effective information processors than others
Experiential Element
-how ppl approach novel/familiar tasks
-insightful/ creative/ think originally
Contextual Element
-ability to size up a situation and decide what to do
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11
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Dynamic Tests are based off _____ theories that emphasize ____ over ____ achievement

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Vygotsky’s theories
Emphasizes potential rather than present achievement
(learning process over product of learning)

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12
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Static tests measure _____ abilities

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A child’s current abilities

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13
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Metacognition

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Thinking about thinking, or awareness of one’s own mental processes.

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14
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9 factors that influence school achievement

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1) Self-efficacy beliefs
2) Gender
3) Parenting Practices
4) Socioeconomic Status
5) Peer Acceptance
6) Educational Methods
7) Class Size
8) Alternate Educational Models
9) Media Use

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