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Child Development in Middle Childhood
Child Development in Middle Childhood
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Which of the following factors influence children's eating habits?
culture
family environment
media
taste preferences
2
How does the development of the prefrontal cortex affect attention span?
Children have a shorter attention span
Children concentrate and focus better
Children are less focused
Children are restless
3
What is "oblivobesity"?
Parents recognizing that their child is overweight, although active.
Parents not recognizing that their child is obese
Parents recognizing that their child is obese
Parents notrealizing that their child has problems with large motor skills
4
Which of the following contributes most to childhood Type 2 diabetes?
Genetics
race
Unhealthy diet
Childhood obesity
5
How do developments in the brain during middle childhood impact a child’s ability to interact socially?
Children at this age continue to misunderstand their peers.
Children at this age struggle in social situations.
Children at this age do better in social situations
Children have a greater ability to understand what others are saying.
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Why are schools bringing back PE and recess programs?
Combat childhood obesity
To improve academic performance
To promote physical activity
To improve students' mental health
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Which of the following is a common vision problem during middle childhood?
Myopia
Hyperopia
Macular degeneration
Mylenation
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If a child is dyslexic, what does this mean?
Child has problems reading
Child has problems with large motor skills
Child has problems writing
Child has problems speaking
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How much weight and height does a child typically gain each year during middle childhood?
3- 5 pounds
1 inch
1 - 3 pounds
5-7 pounds
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At which age does a child's brain reach its full size?
5
7
6
12
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Which of the following best describes the process of myelination in a child's brain during middle childhood?
Myelination focuses on improving basic motor skills
Myelination is largely complete
Myelination focuses on cognitive functions like attention, memory, and
Myelination begins to decline
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What is the purpose of school lunch programs?
To encourage vending machine use
To promote fast food sales
Provide nutritious meals to children, especially from low-income families
To save money for schools
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Which of the following activities enhance a child's cognitive abilities in the classroom during middle childhood?
comparing and contrasting ideas
puzzles and brain teasers
memory games
science experiments
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What generally happens to a child's body proportions during middle childhood (ages 6-12)?
Their limbs and torso grow relatively longer: they look less "top-heavy."
Their heads become significantly larger in proportion to their bodies.
Their bodies become more rounded and stocky.
There are no noticeable changes in body proportions.
