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Child Development

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ages 2-7 second stage of intelligence preoperational period
organised fromal logical mental process operations
ability to use a mental symbol or word to represent something not pysically present symbolic function
concentrating on only one aspect at a time centration
seeing things only from your viewpoint egocentric throught
one state is changed into another imcomplete understanding of transformation
primitive reasoning-think you know all the answers intuitive thought
quantity is unrelated to the arragement conservation
assistance that is provided to help kids grow up scaffolding
identity-beliefs about who you are-overestimate their skills self-concept
teams or interdependence collectivistic orientation
western culture-personal identity-competition uniqueness individualistic orientation
stature-form-get things done no lallygagging initiative
understanding yourself as male or femalekids start hanging out with same sexage2 gender identity
gender appropriate clothing, toys gender schema
process where children attempt to be similar to their same sex parent identification
positive blend of characteristics not specifically feminine or masculine androgynous
simple repetative activitiestypical of 3 year old functional play
legos, lincoln logs, greeting cards constructive play
2-3 years old no interaction parallel play
sharing and borrowing 4-5 associative play
5-kindergarten type of play cooperative
(highwarmth- high control) in control nagotiating rules authoritative parenting
dictator low warmth high control authoritarian parenting
indulgent- high warmth- low control permissive parenting
low warmth low control dont care dont give a shit permissive parenting
90% of adult brain weight not a baby-not yet in school..percent of brain weight
grows at a faster rate than any part of the body- speeds up transmission- protective insulators that protects the neurons myelin
certain brain funcctions become localized on one side of the brain hemisphere lateralization
language, logic, learning, english math left side of the brain
creative, art, music, spatial, more emotional right side of the brain
bed wetting- lack of bladder control- more common in boys than girls enuresis
10% or more above ibw obesity
recovering after stress resilience
by age 2, walk run talk gross motor skills
small movements ex eyes fingers fine motor skills
altruism- helping behaviors that benefit others without expecting a reward prosocial behavior
observe model being rewarded for moral conduct abstract modeling
emotional response that corresponds to the feelings of another person Eg. cries when another baby cries empathy
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