Child Psych

a child begin using deception at 5 years old

emotional intelligence can be measured through

if a child possesses egocentric thought how will they respond to the question, "why does it get dark out?"

the rouge test places a red dot on a child's nose and places them in front of a mirror

there are individual differences with regards to gross motor skills

the hippocampus takes ____ years to reach adult levels of functioning

egocentric though lacks

which of the following is a self-protective rule

emotional intelligence is always linked to cognitive intelligence

an example of symbolic thought is:

emotional intelligence is intelligence in ___ and __ situations

adult memory strategies are

the development of self will cause a child to

children ages 2-4 use behavior for control

the reference point changes during development of self

what do preschoolers understand if they show precausal thought

Early Childhood growth is at a ____ rate than during infancy

new tests of animism showed children of age 3 understand differences between inanimate and living objects

a real life event includes visiting a hospital or clinic

egocentric thought inserts a personal viewpoint

a planned scenario includes

social referencing is looking to others to determine the appropriate emotional response

prosocial rules help you get along with others

preschooler memory strategies include

infantile amnesia is

individual differences with gross motor skills are due to:

growth in the cerebral cortex is due to:

leading questions can cause a child to appear completely convinced about an event that never happened

cognitive methods begin at 6+ years

a child will show animism if they respond to "why do trees have leaves?" with, "to keep them warm"

emotional intelligence cannot be measured

early childhood development still results in growing

infants forget information slower than adults

socialization of emotions is learning the social rules of emotional behavior

animism is the act of giving mental states to inanimate objects

children are more susceptible to neutral questions

as intention increases, metaunderstanding forms

children look to ___ to determine the appropriate emotional response

incidental mnemonics are nonsystematic, unintentional methods of remembering

early childhood physical development results in decreased baby fat and increased bone and muscle growth

adverse childhood experiences include

cognitive methods use ___ for control

what is lateralization of the hemispheres

self-protective rules are motivated by a desire to project a certain image

what is transductive reasoning

tests of self-awareness include

if a child is shown 3 mountains they will

physical abuse, emotional abuse and neglect are adverse childhood experiences

social referencing begins at around ___ months

three possible explanations for infantile amnesia

critical period for emotional intelligence are preschool years

how is animism tested

intimate partner violence is not an adverse childhood experience

if a child has developed emotionally, they will have a basic understanding of one's emotions

adult height is effected by:

early childhood physical development results in a receding stomach and decreased head:body ratio

visual development and vestibular development are both aids to motor development

children with undergoing emotional development have awareness that their behaviors can influence others'

perception-dominated thought relies on logic rather than perception

the left hemisphere of the brain is responsible for:

3 cats and 4 dogs- children asked are there more animals or more dogs? they respond with

the shopping cart test shows self-awareness at __ months

symbolic thought is mental representations of object, people and events

by 2 years old, a child has a vocabulary of __ words and can form ___

onset of infantile amnesia occurs

2 year olds can't distinguish between ____ emotions

in early childhood, girls are ___ inch(es) ____ than boys

an example of egocentric thought is shown through 3 mountain task

a preschooler who exhibits precausal thought will understand cause and effect in all contexts

how is perception dominated thought tested?

brain growth in early childhood results in

children taking the new conservation tests showed

conservation states that the properties of substances will ____ even when superficial characteristics are changed

as strategies increase, social interaction increases

at 3 years, children understand more __ emotional situations

preschool children have difficulty regrouping

the cortex is the ___ developed at birth

how many characteristics of thought are there in Piaget's preoperational stage?

new tests of animism asked....

two types of studies related to eyewitness testimony are: planned scenario and real life event

preschool children group based on

two components of differential encoding are

a child who cannot tie his shoes will throw his shoes if he is frustrated. this shows a ___ method of emotion

if a child possesses egocentric thought, they respond based on the viewpoint of others

replication of Piaget's work showed

symbolic thought is made possible by object knowledge, increased memory capabilities, and language development

new tasks of conservation resulted in 5-6 year olds showing conservation

infants process/encode different information than adults

adult memory strategies include grouping ,rehearsal, elaboration, and organization

as memory develops,

are there gender differences with gross motor skills?

do children make reliable witnesses?

class inclusion example with 3 cats and 4 dogs- children say there are more ___ than ___

what are the characteristics of thought during the preoperational stage?

children at 3 years old can tell if someone is faking an emotion

questions related to eyewitness testimony should be

infants are more susceptible to ___ interferences

preschooler memory strategies are non-deliberate meaning they are less effective

dog barks and dad leaves for work

old tests of conservation sets up