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Child development Flashcards

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Erikson stage of dev- infant?

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trust vs mistrust

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When does object permanence begin to develop?

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8 months

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Piaget stage of development-infant?

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sensorimotor birth to 2 years

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Freud stage of development-infant?

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oral stage (birth to 1 year)

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Newborn primitive reflexes?

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moro, root, suck, asymmetric tonic neck, plantar and palmar grasp, step, and babinski

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Progression of gross motor development in infants?

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head control, rolling, sits, stands, pulls up/holds on, walks

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When do infants usually begin to experience separation anxiety?

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10-12 months

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At what age should parents start childproofing?

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5 months because infant begins to grasp rattles

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When do children begin teething?

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Around 6 months

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What toys are acceptable for infants?

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play, books, talk to your infant, limit electronics, no walkers, let them help.

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Should you discipline an infant?

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Not under 6 months

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Safety concerns in the infant stage?

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car seat, cars, water, stairs, outlets, childproof, medication, guns, chocking, shaken baby syndrome.

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Until what age should children remain rear facing in the car?

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first 2-3 years

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Erikson’s stage of development-toddler?

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Autonomy vs shame and doubt

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At what age do children begin to share toys with their peers?

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Age 3

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Piaget’s stage of development-toddler?

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sensorimotor

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Examples of the toddler’s sensorimotor stage?

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differentiates self from others, uses ALL senses to explore environment, play becomes more complex, imitation is more symbolic

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Freud’s stage of developement-toodler?

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Anal stage (1-3 years)

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Kohlberg’s level 1 stage of morality?

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pre-conventional from birth until age 10-11 they learn obedience

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Kohlberg’s level 2 stage of morality?

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conventional; adolescents and adults; conformity, law, and order

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Kohlberg’s level 3 stage of morality?

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post conventional; older adults, may never reach; human rights, ethics

22
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How do toddlers play?

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Parallel play-side by side

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Toys appropriate for toddlers?

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push/pull toys, books, balls, textures, sand buckets, water tables, large crayons, peg board, shaper sorter

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Safety concern for the toddler stage?

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curious, water safety, swim lessons, sunscreen, transition from crib to the bed, crossing the street without looking both ways, household cleaners like pods, medications.

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Erikson stage of development-preschool (3-5 years).

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initiative vs guilt

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Piaget’s stage of development-preschool?

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preoperational: preconceptual (2-4 years); intuitive (4-7 years)

27
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Kohlberg’s stage of development-preschool?

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pre-conventional: punishment/obedience orientation- must correct behaviors

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Freud’s stage of development-preschool?

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phallic stage-oedipal stage

29
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What does magical thinking mean in the preschool age?

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words are literal, they believe that their thoughts control things around them.

30
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Name one expected gross motor skill in the preschool age at age 4?

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moves backwards and forward with agility

31
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Name one expected gross motor skill at the preschool age 5?

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stands on one foot 10 seconds or longer

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Name one expected fine motor skill at the preschool age of 4?

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draws circles and squares

33
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Name one expected fine motor skill at the preschool age of 5?

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uses fork, spoon, and knife well (supervised)

34
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At which stage is lying prominent and why?

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preschool age because of fear of getting in trouble, imitating their role models, and they have vivid imaginations.

35
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Appropriate toys for the preschool age?

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blocks, puzzles, puppets, dress up, buckets, kitchen toys, sandbox, dolls, accessories, tricycle, swings, hula hoop, balls, music, instruments, board games, dollhouse

36
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How do preschool age children play?

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imaginary friends, imitative toys, cooperative play, make believe, dramatic play

37
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Safety concerns for the preschool stage?

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supervise at all times, smoking, guns, poisoning, meds are not candy, set a good example.

38
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Erikson’s stage of development-school age?

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industry vs inferiority (they try many things and if they are not good at any of them they feel inferior)

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Piaget’s stage of development-school age?

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concrete operation but no abstract thought yet. Everything is black and white but they understand principle of conservation.

40
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Kohlberg’s stage of development- school age?

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conventional- golden rule-adults are always right-vulnerable for abuse

41
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Freud’s stage of development- school age?

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Latency-same sex friends

42
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Toys and play appropriate for the school age?

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cooperative play, clubs, teams, reading, electronics

43
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Gross motor skills acquired in the school age?

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increased energy, increased attention, more graceful, endurance

44
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Fine motor skills acquired in the school age?

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hand usage improves; eye hand coordination and balance improve; can write, paint words, sew, or build models; takes pride in activities requiring dexterity and fine motor skills (musical instruments); focus improves

45
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Developmental concerns for the school age child?

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television and video games, school refusal, online safety; stealing, lying, cheating, bullying, tobacco and alcohol education; fitting in with peer groups

46
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Safety issues with the school age child?

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car safety, pedestrian safety, bicycle and sport safety, fire safety, water safety, gun safety, smoking/vaping, drugs and alcohol, abuse in children/violence/ kidnapping/ sex trafficking, bullying, online safety, behavioral health

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