Perceptual and Motor Development Flashcards

1
Q

What are sensory and perceptual processes?

A

How we receive, select, modify, and organize the stimulation from the world

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What are 3 ways to measure the senses of infants?

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  1. Changes in heart rate
  2. Facial expressions
  3. Eye movements
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3
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When can a human start developing hearing?

A

In the prenatal stages, before birth

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4
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At what age can infants recognize their own name?

A

Around 4 months

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5
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About how many infants are born deaf or hard of hearing?

A

4/1000, or 1/250

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What and when are 3 warning signs that an infant may be deaf or hard of hearing?

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  1. Not startled by loud sounds at 6 months
  2. Doesn’t respond to own name by 9 months
  3. Doesn’t imitate speech sounds by 12 months
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7
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At what age do infants see with better vision and clearer colour?

A

At 12 months

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What ability do newborns have with vision?

A

Quite poor, mostly black and white

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8
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When testing visual acuity in infants, what type of stimuli will they look longer at?

A

Patterned stimuli over plain stimuli

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9
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By what age do infants begin to see life in colour?

A

3 months

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9
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More recently, how is visual acuity tested in infants?

A

Eye-tracking technology

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10
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How is depth perception tested on infants and what else is it associated with?

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Tested with a visual cliff, associated with motor development

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11
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Atypical facial recognition patterns may be a sign that a child may have what disorder?

A

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

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12
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What 2 areas of motor development help to drive greater perceptual development?

A
  1. Locomotion
  2. Fine motor skills
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13
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At what age do infants learn how to sit alone?

A

6-7 months

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14
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At what age do infants learn how to crawl?

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7-8 months

15
Q

At what age do infants start to walk on their own?

A

12 months

16
Q

What are 4 key skills for learning how to walk?

A
  1. Balance
  2. Stepping
  3. Taking cues from the environment
  4. Coordination skills
17
Q

What is a dynamic systems theory?

A

A system of elements that change over time

18
Q

At what age do infants tend to use their thumbs more often?

A

7-8 months

19
Q

What differences were found of infants using iPad tablets compared to the control groups?

A

Infants who used iPads had lower visual memory, background, fine motor precision, and manual dexterity

20
Q

When does the preference for right or left hand emerge for infants and when does it strengthen?

A

Emerge at about 1 year, strengthens throughout preschool

21
Q

About how many children are involved in an organized sport?

A

75%

22
Q

True or false: parental and coach attitudes towards sports matter for physical fitness of children.

A

True

23
Q

How are competitive sports and substance use related to each other in children?

A

They are negatively correlated; time in sports proactively acted against substance use

24
Q

What are 4 positive elements of outdoor play and exploration?

A
  1. Freedom to explore one’s environment
  2. Interact with various objects
  3. Socializing with other children
  4. Testing limits/comfort with different things