Human Growth And Development Flashcards
What is human growth
Is about increases in physical size for example height and weight
What is human development?
About the way we increase our skills and develop abilities and emotions
What are the life stages?
Infancy Childhood Adolescence Adult hood Later adult good
What is the age rang for infancy?
0-3
What is the age range for childhood?
4-10 years
What is the age range for adolescence?
11-18 years
What is the age range for adult hood?
19-65 years
What is the age range for later adult hood?
65+ years
Give examples for infant reflexes?
Grasp reflex
Routine relflex
Walking reflex
Resting position
What is a gross motor skill?
Whole body movements that depend on being able to control large muscles in their arms and legs
Give examples of gross motor skills in the infancy stage
Sitting up
Crawling
Walking
What is a fine motor skill?
These are manipulative movements that we make with our fingers which rely on control over small muscles
How can a child’s height and weight be measured?
Percentile chart
Give examples of growth motor skills that are improved throughout childhood
Hit a ball with a bat
Catch a ball
Can skip
Throw and catch accurately
What is a fine motor skill?
These are manipulative movements that we make with our fingers which rely on control over small muscles
Give examples of gross motor skills in the infancy stage
Sitting up
Crawling
Walking
What is a gross motor skill?
Whole body movements that depend on being able to control large muscles in their arms and legs
Give examples of growth motor skills that are improved throughout childhood
To be able to hit a ball
Catch a ball
What intellectual development happens in childhood?
Children understand concepts
Use their minds to organise thoughts and information
They have a simple understanding of right and wrong
Also begin to learn new vocabulary
Can see things from someone’s point of view
What is emotional development in childhood?
They experience a wide range of emotions
They get better at controlling the way they respond to their emotions
They learn they should express their emotions differently in different situations