Exam 3 (CH 7 & CH 8) Flashcards

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Describe growth patterns in early childhood

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Become slimmer; lower body lengthens; gain muscle

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Cartilage continues to _____ and new ______ develop

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Harden into bone; epiphyses (new growth systems)

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3
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Baby teeth:
Malnutrition _____ losing and obesity ______ losing

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Delays
Accelerates

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4
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Brain Growth:
Continued _____ formation, cell ____, _______, and ______

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Synapse. Death, myelination, pruning

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5
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_____ lobe begins to develop

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Frontal

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6
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For brain growth: a lot of _____ is needed, in fact _____ energy is at its _____

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Energy, cerebral, peak

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7
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From ages 2-6 brain increases from 70% to __% of adult size

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90

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8
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Hemispheres continue to ______

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Lateralize

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9
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__________ cortex is especially active

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Left cerebral

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10
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Handedness is determined by

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Dominant cerebral hemisphere

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11
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Cerebellum

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Physical coordination
Thinking

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12
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Amygdala
Sensitive to

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Danger/safety
Processing novelty
Emotional info
Facial expressions - fear

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13
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Reticular formation

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Alertness
Myelinated into 20s
Consciousness

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14
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Hippocampus

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Memory and spatial orientation

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15
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Corpus collosum

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Coordination of mental processes and movements

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16
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Pituitary gland

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Hormone secretion and physical maturation

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17
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The pituitary glands influence on physical growth

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Gland releases GH & thyroid stimulating hormone

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18
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Thyroid stimulating hormone

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Thyroxine allows GH to have full effect

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19
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Picky eaters are ____ to swallow dangerous substances
Eating less causes growth to ____

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Less likely
Slow

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20
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Balance _____

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Improves

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21
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Motion is more smooth by age ___

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2

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22
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Combined upper-lower body coordination by age and have greater _____ and ____

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5
Speed, endurance

23
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What kind of children have more speed and develop some physical skills faster

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Tall muscular

24
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______ parents more likely to encourage interest-specific motor skills

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What are the gender differences around motor skills?
Males force and running Girls fine motor skills and balance
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What should parents avoid during the development of motor skills? Why?
Being too critical/competitive Loose self confidence/motivation
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Piagets Pre-operational Thinking
Ages 2-7 Several expected gains
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Dual representation
Through sensorimotor exploration, internal images of experiences children label
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Example of dual representation
Make believe play strengthening schemas
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What does dual representation lead to?
Symbolic objects as an object on its own and what it represents
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Piagets Pre-operational phase phenomena:
Language development Pretend play Egocentrism
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Children in the preoperational phase are not capable of mental processes that involve:
Logic
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Conservation
Amount remains the same even if the appearance changes
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Centration
Focus on one aspect of object and neglect others
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Irreversibility
Cannot mentally reverse action, think backwards
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Hierarchal classification
Organization into classes and subclasses bases on similarities/differences
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Piagetian Class Inclusion Problem
More red flowers or flowers? Answer red because they can’t understand broader category
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What does the follow-up research of the pre operational thoughts conclude?
Children not entirely incapable of considering other perspectives Change style of language based on who they’re talking to Logic thought Less abrupt more gradual
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Private speech according to Vgotsky
Foundation of all cognitive processes Especially used with difficult tasks
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Metacognition
Thinking about thought
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theory of mind
Theory of what other people are thinking
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At age _ child understands that they can think
3
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At age _ realize people are not necessarily thinking the same as them
4
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Fast mapping
Connecting new words with underlying concepts after brief introduction
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3 1/2 - 4yrs old _____ word sentence ____-_____-____
3 Subject verb object
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How do children pick up Jon plurals, prepositions, and verb tense?
Modeling others
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Overregulation
Overapplication of grammatical ruls
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Pragmatics
Responding appropriately and applying social rules of language to fit listener
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Talking on the phone requires ____ for most children
Practice
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_ yr olds can have _____ conversation _ yr olds can ____ conversation to ____ age, sex, and/or social status
2 4 adjust, fit
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Direct feedback
Having conversation about sentence structure
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Indirect feedback,
Recasts and expansions
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Recasts
Restating with correct forms
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Expansions
Taking child’s sentence and elaborating to help them learn new words, grammar, etc Not correction, advancement