Chapter 9 Lecture 4 PART II Flashcards

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What are three intelligence tests

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  1. Stanford-Binet Intelligence Quotient Test
  2. Wechsler Intelligence Scale
  3. Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence
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PYSCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT:
- What are the 4 psychosocial considerations of the school-age child

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  1. Task of Industry
  2. Peer Relationships
  3. Latchkey Children
  4. Sexuality
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PYSCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT: Task of Industry
-Was proposed by who?
-A child can gain satisfaction from achieving what?
-Praise is essential in this stage of development for what?

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-Erikson
-even small goals
-to build motivation to learn and achieve

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PYSCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT: Task of Industry
-What do school age children develop a sense of?

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-a sense of competence at useful skills and tasks

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PYSCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT: Task of Industry
-what does school provide children?
-what may contribute to a sense of inferiority?

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-opportunities
-negative responses or failures

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PYSCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT: Peer Relationships
-School-age children begin to compare family values with what?
-friendships with who are important?
-what kind of relationships can they develop?

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-the values of others
-same sex peers
-close relationships with friends

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PYSCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT: Peer Relationships
-what three things can interfere with a child’s achievement of developmental tasks

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  1. Divorce
  2. Family violence
  3. Other home problems
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PYSCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT: Latchkey Children
-What are latchkey children?

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children who are left unsupervised after school because both parents work

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PYSCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT: Latchkey Children
-Some latchkey children may enjoy the ______ –> what do they develop?

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-independence
-develop maturity and problem-solving skills

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PYSCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT: Latchkey Children
-Other children may feel ____ and may be at an incresed risk for what?

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-isolated
-accidents or getting into trouble

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PYSCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT: Latchkey Children
-What is encouraged but not utilized by most parents

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after-school programs

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PYSCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT: Sexuality
-Do sexual feelings exist?

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Yes, but they are not developed or shown

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PYSCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT: Sexuality
-According to _____, the child is in a period of ____ _____ during middle childhood years

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-Freud
-sexual latency

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PYSCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT: Sexuality
-At this stage, children often identify with…

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same-sex parents

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PYSCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT: Sexuality
-What do they often do and how should adults respond?
-Is sex education a lifelong process?

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-Often ask questions related to sexuality & they should be given honest and accuracte answers
-Yes

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TEACHING TECHNIQUES:
-Their attention span is limited to a maximum of what?

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45 minutes

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TEACHING TECHNIQUES:
-How should information be presented to the school-age child?

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In a truthful, factual, and age-appropraite manner

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TEACHING TECHNIQUES:
-What reinforces learning accomplishments?
-Example?

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-Periods of praise and occasional rewards
-Giving children stickers or stuffed animals after injections

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TEACHING TECHNIQUES:
-Peer attitudes can influence….
-Peer attitudes enhance….
-Example?

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-learning
-the application of values taught
-A bunch of 10 year olds with asthma or diabetes learn about these topics

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TEACHING TECHNIQUES:
-What are 6 health teachings

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  1. Prevention of injury
  2. Maintenance of adequate nutrition
  3. Importance of dental care
  4. Screening for scoliosis
  5. Vision and hearing
  6. The need for immunizations
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DISCIPLINE:
-Discipline should be thought of as what?

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-as providing age-appropriate positive reinforcement of good behavior

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DISCIPLINE:
-What are two aspects of discipline?

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Punishment and reward

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DISCIPLINE:
-Motivation for misbehavior should be…

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investigated

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DISCIPLINE:
-What kind of children are likely to misbehave unintentionally?

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-children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorders (ADHD)

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DISCIPLINE:
-Discipline should combine what?
-Discipline should be based on what?

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-punishment and reward
-age-appropriate behavior expectations

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DISCIPLINE:
-What does corporal punishment consists of?
-There is a fine line between corporal punishment and what?

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-spanking, hitting, or inflicting pain to stop or alter behavior
-child abuse