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Which theorist came up with the concept of psychosoical stages

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Erik Erikson

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Which attachment style is when the child is upset the parent left

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Secure attachment

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This is a theorist who came up with the strange situation experiment and contributed to the understanding of attachment theories

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Mary Ainsworth

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What age are children in initiative vs guilt

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Preschool 3-4

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5
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How many core concepts for social emotional learning (SEL)

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Five

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What is the name of the theory that suggests individuals cannot be understood apart from one another

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Family systems

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What are two types of bias

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Implicit and explicit

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In stewart shankers self regulation framework the different domains that cause stress which domain encompasses the stress

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Cognitive

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Warm and responsive interactions from adults that provide support and modeling so that they can understand and express their own emotions and feelings

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Co-regulation

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10
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What is the least common attachment style

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Disorganized

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When implementing the six Steps of conflict resolution this is the last option if the children can’t come up with a solution by themselves

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Limited choices

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12
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First step to conflict resolution

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Approach calmly

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The six Steps to Conflict resolution is a strategy developed by which approach to early childhood education

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High scope

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What is a term for speaking to children in a way that is clear, concise and respectful

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Authentic language

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What is the term for using and existing song tune but changing the words

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Piggy backing

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What is the type of consequence that is imposed by adults in a way to punish children for bad behaviour

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Punitive

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What is a term that means being able to stand up for your own and other people’s ideas in a calm and respectful way

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Assertive

18
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What is a term to acknowledge or express approval or admiration when a task is completed

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Praise

19
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Phrases such as you did it and I see you are working hard are examples of what

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Encouragement

20
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Problem solving conducted with 4-5 children at once in order to solve classroom problems is what

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Group problem solving

21
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What does ABC chart stand for

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Antecedent, behaviour, and consequence

22
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Excessive number of ____ causes exceptionally gifted children to avoid challenges

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Praise

23
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In the documentary what was the name of the child care approach that focuses on high educator ratios

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Abcedarian

24
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Parenting program Alicia does not like

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Triple P (positive, parenting, program)

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What is the program Alicia thinks is better

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Circle of security

26
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What are the two categories of challenging behaviour

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Aggressive/antisocial AND destructive/disruptive

27
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At what age do children begin to show empathy

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6 months

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Changes such as limiting transitions giving warning of transitions are examples of what environment

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Temporal

29
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Ensuring that they are adequate materials and assessing the classroom layout are examples of what environment

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Physical

30
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If a child is acting angry because they did not have enough sleep this is an example of what mistaken behavior

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Strong needs

31
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What is the term from the sporting world for the type of interaction that forms the base of brain development

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Serve and return

32
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What is the name of the type of stress that is necessary for children to experience for healthy development

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Positive stress

33
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What does the term aces mean

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Adverse childhood experiences

34
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High amounts of this kind of stress can contribute to health issues

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Toxic stress

35
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What is the term for the ability to respond positively and bunch back from adversity

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resilience

36
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Executive function is comprised of three things cognitive flexibility, inhibitory control and ____

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Working memory

37
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Positive childhood experiences are also refferd to as what

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Protective factors

38
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What is the name of the type of stress that is not good for development bu will not do lasting damage if caring adults are present

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Tolerable

39
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What is the part of the brain that is responsible for fight,flight or freeze

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Amygdala

40
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This cognitive ability is also referred to as the brains air traffic control

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Executive function

41
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What are the four foundations of HDLH

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Engagement, expression, belonging and well being

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