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This style of parenting has some discipline but is also flexible and nurturing.

Who had the five stages of play (Solitary, onlooker, parallel, associative, cooperative)?

What is "g"?

What level of moral reasoning emphasizes rewards and punishments? For example: helping clean up toys for a prize.

This type of aggression occurs as a retaliation, like when a child hits someone after being called a bad name

What is something kids learn in the hidden curriculum?

This type of aggression is not physical, but is aimed at harming someone else's social connections or reputation

What is the term for things being arranged in a series?

Above what weight percentile is considered obese?

This type of aggression is unprovoked and often aimed at victims who cannot defend themselves.

Intrinsic motivation comes from the outside, like wanting to do what you're told to not get in trouble

In middle childhood, kids start to compare themselves to others

This type of aggression occurs because the aggressor wants to gain something, like a toy or a turn on the swing

What is the word for the time it takes to respond to a stimulus?

Concrete operational thinking is more logical than preoperational thinking

Who said that kids learn math like waves on a beach: things ebb and flow until a new level is reached

What level of moral reasoning emphasizes social rules? For example: helping clean up toys to keep the teacher happy.

Resilience is when kids are unable to adapt to stress and develop psychological disorders

The Flynn Effect refers to the rise in IQ scores over time

This style of parenting has strict punishment and high standards for behavior

This style of parenting has lots of nurturance but almost no discipline or guidance.

The idea that there are only 2 genders is called the...

What level of moral reasoning emphasizes moral principles? For example: helping clean up toys to have a safer space.

What is a "nuclear" family?

Johnnie won't stop asking his dad for another piece of chocolate after his dad had a long day at work. This is..

What is it called when the child acts more like a parent than a child?

At what age is the death rate lowest?

Who is the theorist behind those stages of moral development?

What is the word that means two or more conditions/illnesses/disorders occur at the same time in one person?

What is the name for the legal requirement that special needs kids get the best learning environment?

What describes feelings of dislike or hatred towards another person?