What does term Windows of Opportunity?

Specific span of time for the normal development of skills

Classifying objects looking at one aspect at a time

Functional play involves:

sensory stimulation of simple, repetitive activities

The immune system's response to an allergen

What is postural control

Stabilizing after jumping, Achieve and maintain a state of balance

What is hand-eye coordination?

ability 2 move hands precisely in response 2 what eye sees

the arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences in a l

Classifying objects looking at one aspect at a time

Morphology is the study of the internal structure of words.

our sense of being male or female

Cooperative play can be defined as:

Interactive play towards a goal (making, acting out stories, etc)

Instinctive knowing, without the use of rational processes

The inability to differentiate between self and other.

set of expected behaviors for males or females

Thinking about what you remember

What is meant by associative play in preschool children?

they are engaging in separate but related activities.

Autism Spectrum Disorder is characterized by deficits in what three areas?

B. Social interaction skills, Communication skills, Behavior

The definition of asthma is:

chronic inflammatory disorder of the airways

Adults contribute to children's sense of initiative when they:

encourage them to explore, try things, and solve problems

What is preconventional morality?

Kids response to rewards and punishments

What is attention deficit/ hyperactivity disorder?

A disorder characterized by inattention and difficulty completing tasks

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1
A parenting style that offers support with firm expectations is __
authoritarian parenting style
democratic parenting style
permissive parenting style
postural control
2
According to Piaget, children in early childhood are in the __ stage of thinking.
concrete operations
preoperational
conservational
formal operations
3
What does term Windows of Opportunity?
Brain wiring
Sequence of biological changes in children
specialized nerve cells
Specific span of time for the normal development of skills
4
What is centration?
Not being able to understand another point of view
Begin to use rules and strategies to aid thinking
Classifying objects looking at one aspect at a time
Taking time to look at an object
5
Parents who use the __ parenting style are strict expecting obedience without discussion.
democratic
authoritarian
authoritative
permissive
6
Functional play involves:
sensory stimulation of simple, repetitive activities
play with blocks, jigsaw puzzles and other manipulative toys
intentional building or creation of objects from material
the portrayal of situations
7
______ refers to the sounds that make up words.
Pragmatics
Semantics
Syntax
Phonology
8
What is an allergy?
The immune system's response to an allergen
When your body gets easily triggered
I don't know you tell me
The reason why people get the flu
9
What is postural control
Stabilizing after jumping
Achieve and maintain a state of balance
Running around
Yelling at people
10
By age 4, children begin more _ play like creating art with clay.
cooperative
associative
functional
constructive
11
What is hand-eye coordination?
ability 2 move hands precisely in response 2 what eye sees
skillful use of hands and fingers.
NO PERSON IS DUMB THEY MIGHT ACT LIKE IT BUT IT IS A SHOW!
sort items by one or more thing they got in common
12
Syntax
medicine
the arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences in a l
a hacker program
13
_____ play is when children build something together
Constructive
Associative
Cooperative
Functional
14
What is centration?
Begin to use rules and strategies to aid thinking
Classifying objects looking at one aspect at a time
Taking time to look at an object
Not being able to understand another point of view
15
What is Morphology?
The study of words without the structure of this.
Morphology is the study of the prefixies and suffixes
Morphology is the study of all existing Morphemes.
Morphology is the study of the internal structure of words.
16
Gender identity is..
acquisition of traditional masculine/feminine role
our sense of being male or female
passion and perseverance in the pursuit of long-term goals
I don't know ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
17
Cooperative play can be defined as:
Interactive play towards a goal (making, acting out stories, etc)
Engaging in a mutual activity with no goal
Playing side by side with minimal interaction
Independently playing by oneself
18
What is considered constructive play?
Assigning characters and playing different roles
Build towers using blocks
Board games
19
The inability to distinguish between one's own and someone else's perspective
Egocentricity
Egocentrism
Fixed Perspective
Stubbornness
20
Intuition
Accumulated knowledge or erudition or enlightenment
Instinctive knowing, without the use of rational processes
Freedom from doubt
Reflect deeply on a subject
21
Which of the following refers to the sounds that make up words?
pragmatics
syntax
phonology
morphology
22
Formal or logical processes that are organized mental processes
operations
functional play
scaffolding
holophrase
23
What is egocentrism?
Ability to differentiate between subjective and objective
The need to organize and inability to have friends.
The inability to differentiate between self and other.
24
Play that involves creating something.
Constructive play
Functional play
Cooperative play
Associative play
25
Gender roles is..
set of expected behaviors for males or females
set of expectations about social position
I don't know ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
the study of paranormal phenomena
26
Difficulty in controlling bathroom habits overnight is called...
centration
egocentrism
toilet training
enuresis
27
What is metamemory?
a math term
bad memory
Thinking about what you remember
28
metacognition
thinking
evedence
thinking about thinking
back round knolege
29
What is considered constructive play?
Board games
Assigning characters and playing different roles
Build towers using blocks
30
Understanding transformation of viewed objects
centration
operations
conservation
intuition
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What is meant by associative play in preschool children?
watching other children but not joining in.
working together as a group
they are engaging in separate but related activities.
playing side by side with other children
32
Autism Spectrum Disorder is characterized by deficits in what three areas?
D. Academic skill; Communication Skills; Social Skills
B. Social interaction skills, Communication skills, Behavior
C. Stimming behaviors; Non-vocal communication; Aggression
A. Social skills, Sensory integration skills, Compliance
33
The definition of asthma is:
Inability to clear airways of mucous production
chronic inflammatory disorder of the airways
decreased mucous production in the airways
irreversible inflammation of the upper airway
34
The MyPlate food guidance system divides foods into __groups.
six
three
five
four
35
Adults contribute to children's sense of initiative when they:
encourage them to explore, try things, and solve problems
punish mistakes so the child learns to avoid them
keep them from trying new things; they might do it wrong
direct everything they do with a firm hand
36
Parents who use the _ parenting style tend to be strict and expect instant obedience
permissive
authoritarian
democratic
authoritative
37
A parenting style that gives children control of situations with few limits is _
democratic parenting style
authoritarian parenting style
permissive parenting style
postural control
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Pragmatics
Study formation words
Study of language use
Speech sounds
Study of meaning
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Semantics are
Study of monkeys
study of meaning of words
study of word sounds
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What is preconventional morality?
Another name for a preview of a movie
Good ethic decisions
Kids response to rewards and punishments
a convention
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What is attention deficit/ hyperactivity disorder?
A disorder characterized by attention and success in completing tasks
A disorder characterized by inattention and difficulty completing tasks
A disorder characterized by hyper kids
A disorder only in children

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