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Ch 7-8: Life span

Early Childhood

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Which of the following is true of brain development in early childhood? The brain increases in size due to the continuing myelination of nerve fibers.
_____ is an example of a minor illness. Diarrhea
Which selection is an illness that is spread through cuts in the skin but not through the air? Tetanus
In the context of children suffering from illnesses in the United States, which of the following is an example of a chronic illness? Diabetes
Which of the following statements is true of accidents? Boys are more likely than girls to incur accidental injuries.
Which of the following is a similarity between sleep terrors and somnambulism? Both occur less frequently as children develop
Which of the following is a difference between enuresis and encopresis? Enuresis usually occurs during the night, while encopresis usually occurs during the day
Caleb is three years old. He claims that the sun rises every day to play with him. In this scenario, Caleb is displaying _____. animism
A preoperational child fails to show conservation because ________________________. conservation requires the ability to focus on two aspects of a situation at once.
Tatum is learning how to pour himself a glass of milk. For the most part, he is able to do it by himself. When the milk jug seems slightly heavy for him, his mother offers support. Scaffolding
According to Piaget, which of the following is true of theory of mind? It may not be associated with preoperational children as they are too egocentric.
Which of the following is true of Vygotsky's concept of inner speech? It is involved in the development of self-regulation.
Which of the following is true of the permissive–indulgent style of parenting? easygoing and unconventional.
Edna's daughter Lisa asks her whether she can go for a sleepover. Edna replies, "Do whatever you want. I have work to finish. Don't bother me." In this scenario, Edna is using a(n) _____ parenting style. rejecting–neglecting
aggression in children are often found to be lacking in empathy and the ability to see things from the perspective of other people.
Which of the following is true of emotional development in early childhood? Children become increasingly capable of self-regulation.
In the context of Erik Erikson's stages of psychological development, the stage of _____ sees children increasingly move out into the world and take the initiative in learning new skills. initiative versus guilt
Which statement regarding gender differences in middle childhood is the most accurate? Girls report an overall higher level of both anxiety and fears than boys.
The concept that one's gender remains the same despite changes in appearance or behavior is known as _____ gender constancy
Which of the following is true of the gender-schema theory? It states that once children come to see themselves as female or male, they begin to seek information concerning gender-typed traits and try to live up to them.
There is a debate as to whether language development follows or precedes
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