Lecture 6 Flashcards
In terms of childhood weight/height curves, what is the main concern of a physician?
That a child stays on the same part of the curve, not that they are in the middle
What are short term risks associated with childhood obesity? (8)
- Blount’s disease
- Asthma
- Sleep disturbance
- Intracranial pressure increase
- Gallstones
- Hepatitis
- Diabetes
- Menstrual abnormalities
What are long term risks associated with childhood obesity? (5)
- Premature death
- heart disease
- stroke
- osteoarthritis
- cancer
What are social risks associated with childhood obesity? (5)
- Discrimination
- Stereotyping
- Unpopular amongst peers
- Problems with body image
- Long term affects on salary, academics
What are three statistics related to female “fear of fatness”
50% of girls grades 1-3 would like to be thinner
50% of 3rd grade girls have tried a diet
70% of adolescents have attempted to lose weight
What years of Piaget’s models include the preoperational thought stage?
Years 2-7
What are two main operations of the Pre-operational thought stage?
- Thinking and limited representation
2.Symbolic activity
What is centration?
The tendency of children to focus on one thing at a time
What are the three proofs that 2-7 year old can form limited representation?
- Centration
- Fooled by appearances
- Egocentric
What are three proofs that 2-7 year old can utilize symbolic activity?
- Language
- Deferred Imitation
- Make-Believe Play
What is animistic thinking?
Applying human characteristics to inanimate objects
What does the snoopy test test?
Dual representation: viewing something as an object and a symbol
What is egocentrism?
All of my thinking is about my perspective
What ages generally pass and fail the snoopy test?
2.5 yrs fail, 3 yrs pass
What does the 3 mountains test test?
Ego central thought