241 exam 3

what is the most preventable health issue in children

what is it called when children speak their thoughts out loud to themselves

what is it called when the hemispheres of the brain become specialized

what is an example of fine motor skills?

Which of these can influence a child's rate of growth

children in the concrete operational stage can think abstractly

aggression used to achieve a goal is known as

repeating a phone number over and over in order to memorize it is an example of

a child who has no friends, exhibits hostility and anger, and has consistent behavioral issues is...

what is helpful for blended families?

at what age are children's brains 95% of their adult weight

a child saying "we runned in the park" is an example of

making a story about a drop of water traveling through the stages of the water cycle is an example of

scaffolding is

a child who doesn't understand the law of conservation is at what stage

what is it called when you change your tone of voice, choice of words, or volume depending on who you're talking to

children who are egocentric will fail what task

false belief tasks test children's ability to understand that others don't share their knowledge

why is synaptic pruning necessary

what is the theory that examines the way children process gender related information

what type of discipline is common with authoritative parents

what's it called when children can only focus on one aspect at a time

what is fast mapping

which POV fits with Kohlberg's conventional stage of moral development

what is theory of mind?

parents who exert high control and offer their child minimal warmth and support exhibit what parenting style

children who experience conflict or trauma but have a strong support system and are skilled in communication likely have

memorizing things according to their similarities is called

what is the zone of proximal development

who is more likely to exhibit relational aggression

children's ability to recover better from brain injuries is an example of what

Sternberg listed analytical, applied and creative intelligence in his Triarchic Theory

what is the Sally-Anne test for

which area of the brain is largely responsible for executive function

which area of the brain is responsible for balance and coordination

what are myelinated neurons called

the hemispheres of the brain control the opposite side of the body (right controls left and left controls right)

If a child consistently fails at tasks, what does Erikson say they'll likely develop

Billy is watching a video and his mother is in the kitchen cleaning. He asks "Isn't this video funny?" this shows...

internal attributions + growth mindset = ??