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Growth spirt will end ifchild is not eating well. What are the most important times to eat?   Breakfast- is the most important  
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3 biggest definciencies taht kids will run into- Nutrience   Calcium, zink and iron  
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Primary Prevention   to change the overall conditions- ex- law added to have seatbelts, due to the amount of children being killed via auto.  
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Static Reasing   the world is unchanging, wihen it does it suddent and drastic- eg. turn an age expect to grow  
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Cognitive Development Stages (Jean Paget)   Certration, Ego centrism, Static reasong, and focus on appearance  
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Certration   focus on certer, an analysis on one aspect of a problem - eg. if a child kows something, they expect everyone to know it.  
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egocentrism   the inability to see from another point of view  
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focus on appearance   your child ingnores all attributes except appearance  
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Conservation   2 things that are equal remain so, even if the appearance is altered  
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lack reversability   children can picture going back to the org. stage of things.  
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Theory theory by Alison G   childs attemps to construct a theory to explain everything that they see  
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Lev Vygotsky Theory   ZPD (zone of proximal development)area of can and can't do- scuffolding temporary support for the process.  
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Imotional regulation   kids start to Internalize and Externalize problems - when your child acts diff. from there org. personality there's a problem  
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Initiative vs Guilt Erick Erickson   Positive feed back to positive responses- only give negitive response when your child in involved in negite behaving. Negitive response makes the child not want to do it again.  
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Chomski--Language - Fast Maping   18 mths rapidly learning words  
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Chomski--Language - over regularise   over use of letters- I runded"  
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Antisocial behavior   behavir that are against society like robbing and rape  
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Aggression- instrumental agression   kids fight over things- ex one ball at playgroud- they will fight, but have no intentions of huring anyone  
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Reactive Agression   a angry form of retaliation to an accident or purposeful act  
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Hostil agression (sh)   angry attact- start a fight for no reason  
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overt agression   physical boys fight done and over with in a matter of hrs then back to being friends  
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valation agression   physical girls fight- girls will stop talking for years and exclude you from the group  
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bully agression   reapeated attacks by a bully who goes out of there way to make you like miserable- boy bully picks on girls and boys girl bully picks on girls only  
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Parenting style Authoitative   American family Control-High Communication-High Matority Demands- High Nutrianc-High  
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Parenting style Authoritavia   Military family Control-High Communication-LOW Matority Demands- High Nutrianc-LOW  
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Parenting style Permissive   Hippy family Control-LOW Communication-HIGH Matority Demands- LOW Nutrianc-LOW  
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Parenting style Neglect   Hippy family Control-LOW Communication-LOW Matority Demands- LOW Nutrianc-LOW  
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Why are kids Sexist (Sigmond Freud)   During Pallic stage 31/2 - 5 1/2 kids go throu the Oedipuus Complex- boys want to marry there mother and girls Electra complex want to marry there father. Kids start to act a cettian way to get the love of the opposite parent-  
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Gender steriotype   characteristics we believe are sypical of each sex. We start teaching sterotype at birth- boys were blue.  
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Over weight vs obesity   20% more then what you should weigh 30% more then waht you should weigh  
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Asma   chronic inflamation of the airway #1 reason why kids miss so much school  
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Reaction Time   time it takes to catch somehting- at 7 brain reaction time is good and kids palay sports  
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Intelligent test- Achievement   measures current knowledge  
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Intelligence test - Aptitude test   measures potential  
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Cognative development (Jean Piaget) Gain Identy   concepts that certian characteristis of an object remain the same despite change in objects appearance.  
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Preconventional Moral Reasoning-   emphasis is placed on getting rewarded and avoid punishment- self centered level  
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Conventional Moral Reasoning   emphasis is placed on social rules - community centered level  
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Postconventional Moral reasoning   emphasis is now on moral principles- Ideals centered level.  
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Memory- selective attention   can screen out distractins. School age can start to focus, but preschoolers are unable to do this.  
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Metacognition   the way you study- it's knowledge about thinking- eg. using flashcard you know that you will retain information from this process  
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hidden Curriculums: unofficial lession taught in school   kids only like to wear namebrands- the T seating- if you sit in this section you have a very high chance of being called on.  
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Reading wars   code emphasis- phonetic approach- if your stuck on a word you look it up in the dictionary WHOLE Language approach- if your stuck on a word you look at the surrounding words. Americ used a combination of both.  
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Industry vs inferiority (Erickson)   if your bad in certin subjects, you have learned that no matter how hard you try - your no going to get a very good grade.. this is where you just except that bad grad and your happy with it as long as you pass  
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Self- esteem ages 8-12   Self esteem drops slowly during this time  
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Self- esteem ages 12-16   fast drop in self-esteem  
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Self- esteem ages 16+   self-esteem starts to go up  
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Peer groups and self esteem   help self-esteem by hanging around peers- same age and gender and have the same SES  
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Society of children   kids have there own language, rules and dress code  
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Boys play   Rough and tumble play  
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popular kid   people pleaser- every one likes- always nice to people  
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Controversal kid   some kids like and others hate- sometimes they pick on other kids  
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Average kid   NUTRAL- PEOPLE don't like or dislike  
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Neglected kid   no one remembers you  
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aggressive kid   one one likes you- NO REASON why  
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withdrawn kid   no one likes they they are picked on - they are the victoms of bullys  
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Nucler family   mom, dad and kids  
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Extended family   anyone related - most children get adopted by a relative  
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5 types of childabuse   Sexual, neglect, other, physical, emotional  
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