Chapter 9: Middle Childhood Physical+Cognitive Flashcards

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What happens to the weight and growth

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  1. Slow and steady growth

2. Body weight doubles

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What are the issues in healthy nutrition 2

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  1. Too much sugar, salt and fat

2. Oversized portions

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3
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Sex differences in growth and nutrition

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Boys slightly taller and heavier until 10 years old or until girls start puberty

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4
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Childhood obesity ____ since 1980

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tripled

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5
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What % of children are overweight

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30

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6
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Poor diet and sedentary is the result of what …

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Screen time

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Consequences of being overweight2

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  1. Health risks:diabetes, hypertension and asthma

2. Emotional risk :Self esteem and rejection

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8
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What do children need to eat

A

BREAKFAST

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9
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What reduces ear infections

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growth of eustachian tube

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10
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what % of school age children are affected by myopia

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29%

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11
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What contributes to myopia

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heredity + environment

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12
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How many hours a day should children be on screen
0-2=
3-9=
10-18=

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0
1
2

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13
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consequences of too much screen time (8)
D
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M
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R
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14
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–Gross motor skills

Motor Development

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  • Improvement of Balance coordination strength
  • Muscle growth
  • Reaction time improves
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15
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-Finr motor skills
Motor Development
Old
new

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-Improvement of exisitng skills such as dress, wash ,eat

New: Writing\ Arts/ Musical instrument s

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16
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what % of Canadian youth meet the physical activity target

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40%

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17
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How many minutes of activity per day

18
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What is the max of screen time per day

19
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Accident #1

A

greater risk of injury than preschool kids

20
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Most common accidents under 20 
F
C
B
N
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Falls
Car accident
Bike accidents
near drownias

21
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Piagets concrete Operational theory

LCTS

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Logic
Conservation
Transivity
Seriation

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Logic

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deduction, reasoning of ideas

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Conservation

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FLAT CLAY= round clay because it has the same amount

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Transivity

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Being able to understand how objects are related to one another

a dog is a mammal and that a boxer is a dog, then a boxer must be a mammal

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Seriation
the process of arranging a collection of items in a specific order (series) on the basis of a particular dimension (e.g., size)
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Moral Development Kohlbhergs Theory
Preconventional Conventional Postconventional
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Preconventional 1 2
1. consequence of behavior | 2. right thing when satisfies person
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Conventional 1 2
1. moral behaviour helps others and is socially approved | 2. moral behavior = duty and showing respect to authority
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Postconventional 1 2
1. humans vs soceirty order | 2. universal ethical principles + conscience
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What type of memory improves 2
1. Selective memory | 2. paying attention to multiple aspects of a situation
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What type of memory is similar to adult level in organization and strategies
short term memory
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what other type of memory improves and what else improves
1. Long term memory | 2. knowledge increases
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``` Gardners theory of multiple intelligences (9) L LM S M BK I I N E ```
``` linguistic Logical-mathematical spatial musical Bodily-kinesthetic Interperosnal Intrapersonal Naturalistic Existential ```
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``` IQ Alfred Binet -STUDIED WHAT -WHAT IS THE RESULT -WHAT DID HE BELIEVE ```
- Normal vs inferior - a need for more teaching not an inability to learn - didn't measure intelligence
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IQ Goddard and Terman-STUDIED WHAT -WHAT IS THE RESULT 4 -WHAT DID HE BELIEVE
- revised Binets IQ test - normal moron, idiot, imbecile - Intelligence is based on heredity and is fixed
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Wetchler Intelligence scale for children what were the 3 types of IQ subtests
1. Verbal - information,similarities, arithmetic, vocab, comprehension, digit span 2. Performace - Picture completion, coding, picture arrangement, block design, object assembly, symbol search, mazes 3. Full scale IQ
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ADHD | causes 3
genetics brain chem executive control(frontal lobe)
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ADHD | Treatment 2
operant conditioning | CBT to change neg thinking
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ADHD | Sex differences
Boys: hyper and lack of focus Girls: talkative, risk-taking, noisy, worrying, poor self-esteem ,perfectionism
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Learning disability | Dyslexia --genetics
left, hemisphere neurological circulation