Unit 1 Flashcards

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1.define the phrase: gross motor skills

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The abilities required in order to control larger muscles of the body

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2.Identify common examples and activities that promotes their development Gross motor skills

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Crawling
Running
Walking
Climbing
Controlling muscles
balancing
Holding head up

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3.Define the phrase: fine motor skills

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Fine motor skills are achieved when children learn to use their smaller muscles like muscles in the hands,finger and wrists

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4.Identify common examples and activities that promote their development Fine motor skills

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Write.
Drawing
painting
Colouring in
Cutting with scissors
Modelling
Feeding themselves
Hand and eye coordination

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5.Identify the difference between fine and gross motor skills

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Fine motor skills is the use of smaller muscles and movements in the body’s such as your fingers and wrists whereas gross motor skills is the larger muscles and bigger movement in the body such as arms and legs

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6.Identify the physical changes that females and males may experience in adolescence

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Females:development of breasts,menstruation/periods,Hips widen,Growth spurt

Males:increased testosterone,Genitalia develops,Facial hair grows,increased muscle and
Strength

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7.Identify emotional changes that occur in adolescence

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Mood swings
Sadnesses /depression,
Changed confidence levels
Feelings of insecurity
Change in anger levels
Change in attachments

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8.Identify activities that promote intellectual/cognitive development

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Recognises sound of name,
talking with the baby using their name
exploring/recognising/learning sounds and noises,
developing touch,
provide toys that rattle,
giving tactile books/toys

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9.Identify emotional effects on child of mother staying at home

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Effect on self-esteem/confidence/self image due to mother’s unwillingness to sacrifice her career.
better relationship with mother as she is able to spend time together.
feeling of safety and security by having mother always around

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Part 2 q.9 Identify intellectual effects on child of mother staying at home

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completes schoolwork as mother is there to ensure homework is completed.
Grades could increase as mother helps with studies

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10.identify positive effects on child dev when mother returns to part time work

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Improved relationship with partner as they are able to care for child together.
spends more time this means they have a better bond

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10 pt 2.identify negative effects on child dev when mother returns to part time work

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Child won’t bond properly with the other partner as both often there.

Insecure because the mother is stressed for reduced income.
The child will feel upset because the mother is leaving her.
less educational toys as the income is low.
poor nutrition can lead to poor physical development

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11 identify and explain the emotional benefits of long term relationships

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Increased confidence/trust as comfortable in each other’s presence. Higher self esteem and self image as the they have a strong relationship.
Feel loved/valued as you always have someone there for you

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12.1 Identify the benefits of friendships in later adulthood

Identification

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They less likely feel isolated.
Their friends can offer support.
Being able to maintain a social life.

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12.2 Identify the benefits of friendships in later adulthood
Justification/ eleboration

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As they age they are more likely to need help.
As they have shared experiences

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13.Describe the term menopause

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The end of Menstruation/periods.
the end of women’s fertility.
unable to get pregnant.
drop in hormone levels.
Stop releasing eggs/ovulating

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14.1 identify effects of the menopause
Physical

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Hot flushes
irregular periods
weight gain
fatigue
insomnia

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14.2 identify effects of the menopause
Emotional

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Mood swings
depression/sadness
irritability
Upset
Anxiety/stress/worry
low self esteem

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15.Define the term bonding

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The process of forming a close attachment between a parent/carer and a child

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Q16.what are activities would affect bonding

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Playing games with them.
Read them stories at bedtime
cuddle them when they are upset.
Take them out on trips and visits.

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Q17.Define the term:Self image

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How a person sees themselves
The mental picture that someone has of themselves

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Q18.How may a doctor give someone a positive self-image

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Doctors are highly professionals.
You will have a job satisfaction from helping people.

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Q19.Define the term self esteem

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How much a person likes/accepts/values themselves as a person

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Q20.Why would someone returning to work after being off sick for six months have low self-esteem

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May be lacking in confidence.
May have anxiety as they feel they may not cope.

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Q21.Identify way’s development may be affected by going to University

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Will gain qualifications and have better job prospects.
Develops confidence which could raise self-esteem.

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22.Identify benefits of close friendships on emotional development

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Become emotionally mature.
Having close friends helps people learn to share their own feelings.

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23.Explain effects of forming new friendship groups on emotional development

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Feeling happy because you feel a sense of belonging to a new group.
Develops confidence which could raise self-esteem

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24.What effects would job promotion have on own emotional development

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Raised self-esteem.
Improved self-image.
Contentment.