How is intellectual ability affected during later adulthood?

Intellectual abilities developed in same way as young people

Forming a close attachment between a parent and a child.

What is informal support?

Comes from people who are usually family and friends

What are gross motor skills?

Control the larger muscle groups in the body

What is formal support?

Comes from people who are trained to do their job

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Human Lifespan and Development

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A quiz that could be used as revision for the Unit 1: Human Lifespan and Development exam for Health and Social Care Level 2 (NQF) learners.

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1
How is intellectual ability affected during later adulthood?
Intellectual abilities developed in same way as young people
Mental ability is lost
Intellectual ability is lost
Onset of dementia will increase intellectual ability
2
Talking is an example of which type of development?
Emotional
Physical
Intellectual
Social
3
Identify the unexpected life events that a person might experience during their lifetime.
Bereavement
Marriage
Leaving home
Starting school
4
Identify examples of 'expected life events'?
Bereavement
Illness
Starting employment
Divorce
5
How might starting school affect a child's social development?
Learn to share
Develop language
Develop gross motor skills
Develop fine motor skills
6
Give examples of inherited features identical twins would have in common
Language ability
Self-esteem
Hair colour
Personality
7
What physical change may occur in men during middle adulthood?
Reduction in sensory abilities
Start the menopause
Reduced susceptibility to illness
Peak of physical condition
8
Leena is 27. Identify the current life stage of Leena.
Adolescence
Middle adulthood
Early adulthood
Infancy
9
What is bonding?
When you fancy someone
When two people become friends
Forming a close attachment between a parent and a child.
When two people get married.
10
What causes the moro reflex to occur in infants?
Loud noise
Object being placed in palm
Being held upright
Object touching lips or entering mouth
11
What is informal support?
Provided by a GP
Provided by people who are skilled/ trained
Comes from people who are usually family and friends
Provided by your daughter
12
What possible negative affects could having a high income have on children within a family?
The children may become spoilt
May be able to send children to a private nursery
They may have to leave school
May be able to afford abetter quality food
13
What are gross motor skills?
Control the smaller muscle groups in the body
Control our emotions
Control the larger muscle groups in the body
Control how we think
14
What is formal support?
Comes from people who are trained to do their job
Comes from people who do not necessarily have the skills
Comes from family who are not necessarily trained
Comes from friends who are not necessarily trained
15
Identify the benefits of house sharing for young people
A good environment to raise children
Can split the costs
Nobody to chat to
May miss their family
16
What changes may a woman experience as she passes through the menopause?
Change in ability to communcate
Decrease in IQ
Irregular periods
More stable moods
17
What are the positive effects on an adult's intellectual development due to promotion at work?
Meet new people
Afford to go on holiday
Develop new skills
Increase self-esteem
18
How might dropping out of college affect a person's emotional development.
Loss of formal relationships with tutors
Loss of friends
Negative self-image
Illness
19
Which of these are examples of gross motor skills?
Crawling
Writing with a pencil
Threading a needle
Building a block tower
20
What type of development is peek-a-boo most important for?
Emotional
Social
Intellectual
Physical

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