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Lecture 13: Lifespan Cognitive and Speech Development Flashcards

1
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Can a baby turn its head to sound at 2 months?

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Yes

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Does a baby pay attention to faces at 2 months?

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Yes

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When does a spontaneous Smile begin?

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4 months

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What is a babble?

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Just noises

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When does a baby begin to babble (just noises) and attempt to copy sounds

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4 months

will even try to copy tone

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When does a baby start to react to familar faces?

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6 months

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When does the baby begin to get stranger anxiety

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6 months (because this is when they can start to know faces)

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What is reduplicated babbling begin?
* What is it

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begins 6 months

= making the same sound over and over again - reduplicating a sound dadadadada

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Prone on elbows with head up looking around is what month (90 degrees of head control)

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4 months

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prone on elbows w/ 45 degrees of head contorl

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3 months

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When do babies start to push onto extended arms form prone?

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5 months

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when can a baby begin using signs for communication?

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9 months

NOTE: signs are good. If they’re using signs they typically start talking sooner - will decrease frustration because they can better communicate
* only a problem if this is the only way they communciate

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When does a baby understand “NO”

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9 months
* however, they may not care

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When does the baby gain object permance
* What is it?

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9 months

= think putting a toy behind back and knowing its still there (know it still exists when they can’t see it)

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When does varigated babbling begin?
* What is it

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9 months

= variable means change, so this just means the sounds change. contains mixes of consonant vowel combinations such as “da da by ba mi doy doy”
* So they’re mixing the sounds

reduplicated is just the same sound over and over: dadadadada

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When does the baby start to use simple gestures, like shaking head “no” or waving bye-bye

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12 months

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When does a baby have favorite things or people (think stuffed animal)

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12 months

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When does a baby being to repeat sounds or actions to get attention?

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12 months

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When does the baby start using 2-3 words other than mama and dada
* NOTE: they typically start w/ nouns

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12 months (the 2’s match up)

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When does the baby say several single words
* minimum of 10 but should average 50-60 words

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18 months

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When will a baby start responding to their name?

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18 months
* makes sense, they know words now

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When can children follow 1-step verbal commands without any gestures

EX: sits when you say “sit down”

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18 months

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When will a baby start looking for help when in trouble?

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18 months

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What is a toddler?

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From when they start walking (toddling) to pre school age

NOTE: Toddlers love the word mine

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When does a baby begin to show defiant behavior?

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24 months

NOTE: they arent defiant because they’re trying to be bad, but because they’re trying to do it their way

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26
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What is the Rouge test?
* when does it come?

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Also called the mirrior tests
* Tests to see if they are aware of themselves

NOTE: they’re away of themself in a mirror

15-24 months

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When does the baby say sentences with 2-4 words?
* How many words does the baby have at this point

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2 years old

24 months (think 2-4)

Should have 200-300 words
* think 2 again

Parents should say they have “so many words I can’t count” at this point

28
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At what age can children follow TWO step instructions such as “Pick up your shoes and put them in the closet”

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2 years old (24 months)

29
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When can a baby sort shapes and colors?

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2 years old

NOTE: They arent actaully going to be able to diliniate between colors or know them
* However, if they were given a pile over yellow things and green things they could split them apart (same thing w/ shapes)
* The concept of colors is hard

30
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When does the child start showing affection/concern for friends w/o prompting?

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36 months

31
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When does the child understand the idea of mine and his or hers?

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36 months

32
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Is the child ego centric (word reolves around them) at 3 years old

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yes

33
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At what age does the child talk well enough for strangers to understand most of the time?

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3

34
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When can the child carry on converstation using 2-3 sentences?

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3 (matches)

35
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Wehn can the child screw / unscrew jar lids and turn door hands?

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3

makes this a dangerous age because they can get into everything

36
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Functional Speech sound disorder is due to what?

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No known cause

37
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What are the two motor / neurlogical speech sound disorders?

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1) Execution (Dysarthria)
2) Planning (apraxia)

38
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KNOW: Speech sound disorders can be structural
* Think cleft palate / other orofacial anomalies
* Structural deficits due to trauma or surgery

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39
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KNOW: Speech sound disorder can be sensory / perceptual
* think hearing impairment

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40
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She didnt focus too much on this

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41
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when sounds should develop

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42
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At what age would the child rather play w/ other children than by themself

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4

43
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KNOW: At 4 children often cant dilinate between real and make beleve - which can make them scared or have nightmares

At this age they will also talk about what they like/are interested in

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44
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At what age can children understand the idea of “same or different”

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4 years

45
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At what age will the child draw a eprson w/ 2-4 body parts?

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4

46
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When will the child understand the idea of counting

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4

like cant just say the numbers but actually understands the idea behind it

47
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At what age can the child tell a simple story using full setences

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5

48
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When can the child start using future tense

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5

49
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How high can a child count at 5

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10+

50
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At 5 how many body parts will they draw on a person?

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6+

51
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When can children start printing some letters or numbers?

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5

52
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When do kids know their left from right?

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6-7

53
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When can kids understand commands w/ three separate instructions?

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6-7

54
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When can kids ride their bicycle

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6-7

NOTE: they can also explain objects and their use at this age

55
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When do kids get their conservation of length, weight, and volume?

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7-11

56
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When can kids count backwards

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8-9

they get more abstract thinking at this point

57
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When does kid start to enjoy reading?

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8-9

can also understand fractions at this age (think not complex amth fraction but “half the cookie”

they also have concept of space at this point

58
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When can kids name months and days of week in order

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8-9

59
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When do kids start collecting things?

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8-9

They collect everything, think about rock collections

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KNOW: There is a large variety of gross motor and fine motor skills at 8-9 (those kids are all different)

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61
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Cognitive Development Modifiers:
* Age, Education, Gender - able to learn easier when you’re young. If you don’t have a formal education its harder to learn other things.
* Abuse, Neglect, Trauma
* Race, Ethnicity, Sexual Identity - has affect on how people are treated
* Temperament - some people like to learn some people dont
* Parenting Style - did the parents make you learn early?
* Illness
* Disabilities - kids that cant explore their environment cant learn as much - give those kdis a way to move if you can (this wasnt how it used to be but we’ve shifted to this mindset)
* Substance abuse - duh (think fetal alc syndrome)
* Culture - What does your culture expect you to learn? - there are some cultures where females don’t get educated - so they can’t increase that baseline - have to have that exposure
* (getting stuck) - getting stuck anywhere along the line where you arent learning and growing. If you arent challenging your brain its not growing - can’t be the same thing over and over (can’t just do crossword puzzles)

What happens w/ cognitive development is that you have a genetic phsyiological baseline. You can increase or decrease this cognitive baseline. There are some people out there that are super gifted (i.e., fast processing speed)
*

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Adolesence: Puberty - 18
* Abstract thinking increases but maintains that concepts are only right or wrong
* Knowledge is held by authorities - however, this is decreasing somewhat (highschoolers think their teachers are authritites –> however, this is shifting and the kids feel more in charge) - young people going into military now are not as willing to compley with this “push the earth”
* Difficult holding more than one point of view
* Emotions: all emotions are more intense; desire or emotional intensity - Thrill seeking, Risk taking, Theyir bodies are like supercharged car with an unskilled driver”
* Altered sleep cycle (which is why they’re pushing back the start time of public schools)
* Increase mood disorders and/or mental illness - these start to become appartent here

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63
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IQ:

Most common in US currently:
* Wechsler ADult intelligence scale for adults
* Wechsler inteillgence scale for children
* Ordinally scalred 40-160
* Standardivation = 15

Other IQ tests
* Standard-Binet Intelligence Scales
* Woodcock-Hognson tests of cognitive abilities
* The kaufman Assessment battery for children
* The cognitive assessment system
* The differential ability Scales

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64
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KNOW: IQ test is a snapshot in time - one time test where you may do better if you’re having a good day

KNOW: Its ordinally sclared w/ a standard deviation of 15

KNOW: IQ is on a belly curve w/ 68% falling between 85 and 115 (this is the normal IQ range)
* Average = 100
* only 2% are above 130

more kids in gifted program than should be statistically (because money)
* Should only be 2%

KNOW: for test
* 85-115 = normal (within 1 standard deviation of 100)
* 1 standard deviation = 15
* 100 = average
* above 130 = very superior - can manipulate numbers / theories in their head ver easily (know = memory and IQ is different but they do work together)

KNOW: If you’re in the average range you’re going to do fine in school - you should be able to learn in a classroom
* 70 or below are considered developmentally distabled - test

KNOW: IQ is different than processing / learning disability (great IQ but can be dyslexic)

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