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Chapter 7 Test

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Trace normal progress in a 3 to 6-year-olds vocabulary abilities.
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What sleep problems are common in early childhood?
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Discuss research that challenges Piaget's views on egocentrism in early childhood.
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What appears to be dependent upon oral language skills?
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The increased capacities of the _ and _ systems build physical stamina.
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At what age does a child speech become adult why?
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Trace normal progress in a 3 to 6-year-olds grammar abilities.
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How can an episodic memory last longer? How long will it last?
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What is the preoperational stage characterized by?
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What are 3 other names for pretend play?
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Where has brain imaging found short-term memory to be at in the brain?
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Discuss how culture influences memory.
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How many scrambled numbers can a 4-year-old usually remember?
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What kind of household injuries caused death of preschoolers?
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repeated, involuntary urination at night by children old enough to be expected to have bladder control.
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What can motivate a child to learn to read?
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How many inches does the average child gain per year in early childhood?
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Give reasons why children use private speech.
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About one in 10 US parents of preschoolers say their child has a sleep problem such as what?
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What appears to be critically dependent on phonological skills?
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Fantasy play, dramatic play, imaginative play.
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2 digits.
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Rapidly learn language with fast mapping, know 80,000 words by the time entering high school
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Respiratory, circulatory.
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Word recognition.
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Expansion in the use of symbolic thought, representational ability.
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Reading comprehension.
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enuresis
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Being read to.
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Gradually learn grammar, reach adult like speech by age 5 to 7, but still learn thereafter
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To solve problems, perform difficult tasks, self-regulation
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2 to 3 inches
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Night terrors, sleepwalking, nightmares, talking in sleep, enuresis
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85 to 7.
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In an experiment similar to the 3 Mountain task, except using less abstract ways and more familiar thinking for children, an experimenter got the opposite results.
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Prefrontal cortex, a large portion of frontal lobe, directly behind forehead.
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Fire, drowning in bathtubs, suffocation, poisoning, false, everyday medications, vitamins, unintentional ingestion of prescription and over-the-counter medicine.
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Recur several times, transferred to generic memory, only last a few weeks or months.
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Western cultures tend to be more elaborative, non-Western cultures ask leading questions, leaving little for a child to add.
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Frequent night waking or talking quality sleep.
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Do preschoolers tend to remember things they did or saw better?
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In Piaget's terminology, to think simultaneously about several aspects of a situation.
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What can persistent sleep problems indicate?
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By high school how many what words does the average child know and use?
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memory of specific events in one's life
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How many hours does the average child sleep per night?
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By age 6, the brain is about _ percent of its peak volume.
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general remembered outline of a familiar, repeated event, used to guide behavior
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What can sleep patterns be affected by?
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drawing randomly but in patterns, such as vertical and zigzag lines

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