Lecture 6 Flashcards

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In terms of childhood weight/height curves, what is the main concern of a physician?

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That a child stays on the same part of the curve, not that they are in the middle

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What are short term risks associated with childhood obesity? (8)

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  1. Blount’s disease
  2. Asthma
  3. Sleep disturbance
  4. Intracranial pressure increase
  5. Gallstones
  6. Hepatitis
  7. Diabetes
  8. Menstrual abnormalities
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What are long term risks associated with childhood obesity? (5)

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  1. Premature death
  2. heart disease
  3. stroke
  4. osteoarthritis
  5. cancer
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What are social risks associated with childhood obesity? (5)

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  1. Discrimination
  2. Stereotyping
  3. Unpopular amongst peers
  4. Problems with body image
  5. Long term affects on salary, academics
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5
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What are three statistics related to female “fear of fatness”

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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

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What years of Piaget’s models include the preoperational thought stage?

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Years 2-7

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What are two main operations of the Pre-operational thought stage?

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  1. Thinking and limited representation
    2.Symbolic activity
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8
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What is centration?

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The tendency of children to focus on one thing at a time

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9
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What are the three proofs that 2-7 year old can form limited representation?

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  1. Centration
  2. Fooled by appearances
  3. Egocentric
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What are three proofs that 2-7 year old can utilize symbolic activity?

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  1. Language
  2. Deferred Imitation
  3. Make-Believe Play
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11
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What is animistic thinking?

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Applying human characteristics to inanimate objects

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12
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What does the snoopy test test?

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Dual representation: viewing something as an object and a symbol

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13
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What is egocentrism?

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All of my thinking is about my perspective

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14
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What ages generally pass and fail the snoopy test?

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2.5 yrs fail, 3 yrs pass

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15
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What does the 3 mountains test test?

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Ego central thought

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16
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What is conservation in the pre-operational period?

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The understanding that changes in appearance does not equal a change in amount

17
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What are the three problems children have with conservation?

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  1. Inability to understand reversibility
  2. Centration (focused on one characteristic)
  3. Current state vs. previous transformation
18
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What are two criticisms of Piaget’s studies?

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  1. There are different outcomes if problems are simplified
  2. There are naturally occurring instances of reasoning in kids
19
Q

What is the updated egocentrism experiment?

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The policeman experiment (all kids passed)

20
Q

What items are more likely to be represented animistically by kids?

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Items that move/ have headlights

21
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Are kids more likely to pass the conservation test with high numbers of objects or low?

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Low

22
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What is a main criticism of Piaget’s experiments?

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They are language heavy, which could be a poor indicator of what children understand

23
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What is the zone of proximal development?

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The zone of proximal development is theorized by Vygotsky and is where someone can do something with help but not on their own

24
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Define scaffolding

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A process that allows a child to solve a problem outside their ability

25
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What are the 4 types of conservation?

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  1. Volume conservation (graduated cylinder)
  2. Number conservation ( spaced out candies)
  3. Matter conservation (cookie dough)
  4. Length (pencils staggered)