Which of the following is not a typical symptom of ADHD?

Problems with accurate or fluent word recognition

children raised by gay or lesbian parents vs. children raised by heterosexual parents ______

very few differences between them

Which about changing bodily proportions of children in middle childhood is true?

legs are growing more rapidly than the trunk or upper body

When children focus on their studies without any breaks

they become less attentive to their studies

The thin ideal that is promoted by media has

led to increase in body dissatisfaction & eating disorders

National Health Nutrition Examination found that the diets of school-aged children tend to lack

nutrient-dense, high fiber foods

In general, middle childhood

is a relatively healthy time for most children

Androgyny is conceived of as

masculine & feminine characteristics in one person

The three types of intelligence in Sternberg's triarchic theory of intelligence are

analytical, creative, and practical intelligence

Crystallized intelligence is a measure of

what you already know and can draw upon to solve problems

Balanced reading is an approach to teaching reading that

combines the whole language and phonics approaches

trend found in the sleeping habits of school-aged children is that children are

getting less sleep than they did in the past

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1
How quickly we can take in information is our
processing capacity
sustained attention
processing speed
automaticity
2
Which of the following is not a typical symptom of ADHD?
Difficulty controlling impulsive behaviord
Easily distracted
The child always seems to be in motion
Problems with accurate or fluent word recognition
3
growing up w/ a single-parent bc ___, tend to do better in education & emotional adjustment
their parents have divorced
they were adopted by an unmarried parent
one of their parents has died
their parents have never married
4
According to Erikson, as children enter middle childhood they are dealing with the stage of
identity versus role confusion
initiative versus guilt
trust versus mistrust
industry versus inferiority
5
children raised by gay or lesbian parents vs. children raised by heterosexual parents ______
in homosexual families are more likely to identify as LBGTQ
very few differences between them
children in heterosexual families do better in school
children in homosexual families suffer from more depression
6
Which about changing bodily proportions of children in middle childhood is true?
Children this age tend to look more fat than they are
Cephalocaudal development reverses, head begins to grow
legs are growing more rapidly than the trunk or upper body
Boys tend to have less muscle mass than girls
7
When children focus on their studies without any breaks
their peer relationships are more positive
their classroom behavior improves
their academic achievement increases
they become less attentive to their studies
8
All of a child’s baby teeth should be replaced by adult teeth by the age of
10–12 years
12–13 years
7–8 years
8–9 years
9
Global self-esteem is comprised of all of the following dimensions except
scholastic competence
plans for the future
physical appearance
behavioral conduct
10
metabolic disorder when body doesn't produce insulin or use the insulin produced by the body
hyperglycemia
diabetes
glaucoma
asthma
11
The thin ideal that is promoted by media has
led to substantial increase in physical activity
broke down some gender stereotypes between men and women
led to increase in body dissatisfaction & eating disorders
contributed to increased awareness of health-related topics
12
National Health Nutrition Examination found that the diets of school-aged children tend to lack
carbs
protein
nutrient-dense, high fiber foods
sodium
13
In general, middle childhood
is marked with emotional turmoil and confusion for the child
healthy for kids low SES, less for kids middle/high SES
high illness/disease throughout lifespan until late adult
is a relatively healthy time for most children
14
Practicing a complex task until it doesnt require much processing capacity to complete is
automaticity
habituation
executive function
elaboration
15
ability to quickly & effectively solve problems with no experience or training is a measure of
g” factor intelligence
fluid intelligence
crystallized intelligence
performance intelligence
16
Children who are bilingual may have some cognitive advantages in the area of
emergent literacy
transformative writing
knowledge telling
executive control
17
Being able to know that 1+2=3 also means that 3-2=1 is a process called
reversibility
conservation
classification
concrete operations
18
__ are intrusive thoughts that pop into ones mind ____ are behaviors used to reduce the anxiety
Compulsions; vocal tics
Posttraumatic stress; compulsions
Obsessions; compulsions
Compulsions; obsessions
19
The third stage of Piaget’s cognitive development is
sensorimotor
formal operational
concrete operational
preoperational
20
When you are asked to describe yourself, your description is your
self-esteem
self-concept
self-consciousness
self-schema
21
Androgyny is conceived of as
masculine & feminine characteristics in one person
mid-point on the continuum between masculine and feminine
masculine characteristics in men feminine in women
a preference for cross-gender activities and attitudes
22
When information is held in your mind for a few seconds, you are using
sensory memory
encoding memory
working memory
short-term memory
23
child misbehaves, parents try to punish but ineffective & child escalates the misbehavior is
dysfunctional family environment
coercive family environment
toxic family environment
reciprocating family environment
24
_____________ refers to the years immediately before puberty when hormonal changes begin
Precocious puberty
Andrenarche
Prepuberty
Initial puberty
25
remembering info in an intuitive, automatic way rather than as a specific, verbatim memory is
intuitive memory
fuzzy trace memory
executive memory traces
instinctual memory traces
26
The three types of intelligence in Sternberg's triarchic theory of intelligence are
linguistic, logical-mathematical, and spatial intelligence
adaptive funct., social competence, linguistic intelligence
physical, cognitive, and socioemotional intelligence
analytical, creative, and practical intelligence
27
Crystallized intelligence is a measure of
your ability to solve common, everyday problems
what you already know and can draw upon to solve problems
how quickly and effectively you can solve novel problems
your ability to find the one correct solution to a problem
28
Children who begin pubertal development as young as 6 or 7 years of age are experiencing
pubertal dysfunction
hyperthyroidism
precocious puberty
congenital maturation
29
Balanced reading is an approach to teaching reading that
adult decides what child reads, but child decides how much
child decides for him/herself what the child wants to read
combines the whole language and phonics approaches
recommends not teaching reading b4 entering kindergarten
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trend found in the sleeping habits of school-aged children is that children are
oversleeping more now than they did in the past
getting less sleep than they did in the past
experiencing increase of nocturnal enuresis now than past
getting recommended amount for the first time

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