Child Development Final Review

Question 1

Parenting style involving parents setting limits and explains the reason for limits to children

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Authoritative/democratic

Question 2

Placing kids with disabilities in reg classrooms while they receive special education services

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inclusion

Question 3

Which parenting style involving parents allowing children a wide range of freedom?

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permissive

Question 4

A common prob among kids that involves aggression towards another physically or mentally

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bullying

Question 5

Includes an adult or adults that provide temporary care for a child for a variety of reasons?

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foster

Question 6

Which of the following multiple intelligences involves communication?

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verbal/linguistic

Question 7

stage of the family life cycle generally includes an “empty nest” and prep for retirement?

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middle

Question 8

Behav disorder in which kids are unable to stay focused &do tasks can involve hyperactivity

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ADHD/ADD

Question 9

How can caregivers promote healthy development of achild’s selfconfidence&ability to meet goals

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help them develop their natural strengths

Question 10

Children with below-average intelligence and skills may have

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mental retardation

Question 11

Erikson school-aged kids feel a sense of competence & be successful when facedw/ challengeshave

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industry

Question 12

Which stage of the family life cycle generally involves having or adopting children?

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expanding

Question 13

How does the rate of physical growth and development during puberty change?

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Increases

Question 14

How can caregivers help adolescents develop self-confidence &the ability to make healthychoices

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Allow freedom for personal exploration within limits

Question 15

formed when a single parent marries another person, who may or may not have children

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blended

Question 16

Which of the following groups influence an adolescent’s behavior and attitudes?

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all of these

Question 17

School-aged children are in what stage of Piaget’s Theory of Intellectual Development?

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concrete operational

Question 18

The various ways in which students learn are called ____

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learning styles

Question 19

According to Piaget, typically, school-aged children can think ___?

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logically

Question 20

An object has the same characteristics even if there is a change in the way it looks

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Conservation

Question 21

The monthly cycle in which an egg is released & the uterus prepares for possible pregnancy

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Menstruation

Question 22

devdisorder that affects a child’s ability to communicate& interact with others more boys

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autism

Question 23

According to Eriksonadolescents that conform too rigidly to the opinions of their peers form

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role-confusion

Question 24

stage of the family life cycle includes two people growing closer and getting married?

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couple

Question 25

Which part of the brain causes impulsivity during adolescence?

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prefrontal cortex

Question 26

Includes a parent or parents, at least one child&another relative living in the same home

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extended

Question 27

Concept that a relative relationship between two objects can extend to a third object.

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transitivity

Question 28

What are children ages 6-12 considered to be?

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School-aged

Question 29

Adolescents experience egocentrism in thinking people are always watching or talking about them

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imaginary audience

Question 30

Which stage of the family life cycle when children leave home to go to college or begin working

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launching

Question 31

According to Erikson which personality conflict are school-aged children are working to resolve

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identity vs. role confusion

Question 32

School-aged children typically choose friends and role-models that are

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Same sex

Question 33

What are the changes that result in a physically mature body that is capable of reproduction?

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puberty

Question 34

During the school-aged years children’s muscle strength & coordination improves due to

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rapid development of motor skills

Question 35

School-aged children’s tendency to behave like and make the same choices as their peers

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Conformity

Question 36

Which of the following multiple intelligences involves rational thinking problem solving?

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logical/mathematical

Question 37

Which family structure includes a mother, father and at least one child?

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nuclear

Question 38

Adolescents are in the _____ stage of Piaget’s Theory of Intellectual Development.

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formal operational

Question 39

According to experts, the ______ parenting style is the healthiest and most effective.

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Authoritative/Democratic

Question 40

strong intelligencew/mental processing issueinterferes w/ability to learnreadwritespeak

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learning disorder

Question 41

According to Eriksonadolescents that feel self-confidence &are comfortable w/ themselves

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identity

Question 42

According to Erikson which personality conflict are school-aged children are working to resolve

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industry vs. inferiority

Question 43

assessments that are given to students in state to evaluate students’ knowledge &performances

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standardized tests

Question 44

Most adolescents do not get enough ______________________ to remain healthy.

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Sleep

Question 45

Erikson-school-aged kids that experience repeated failures& disappointments are to develop

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inferiority

Question 46

Which of the following factors contributes to childhood obesity?

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sedentary lifestyle

Question 47

Important thing a caregiver can do to help their school-aged child develop healthy eatinghabits

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model healthy eating habits

Question 48

parenting style involves parents expecting children to obey without question& use of punishment

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authoritarian

Question 49

Children ages 13-19 are generally called _____

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adolescents

Question 50

According to Piaget, children become capable of ________________ thinking during adolescence

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Child Development Final Review

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Child Development Final Review

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