Human Growth & Development Final Exam Review

What is physical development?

• The growth and development of the brain and body in infancy and early childhood

• How a baby expresses its feelings

• The way a infant learns

• How much a baby cries at night

What is cognitive development?

• A way to get babies to finish their meals

• How a baby's vision works

• The growth of a child's ability to think and reason

• Ways to get a baby to stop crying

What is socio-emotional development?

• Ways to get infants to fall asleep faster

• How babies learn to run

• The growth of a baby's foot

• The expression and management of emotions in infants and toddlers

​ (a)   happens in your environment.

• Nurturing
• Sleeping
• Research
• Self-esteem

Match the following

• 6 month milestones

• Pulls to stand.

  Says "Mama" and "Dada" indiscriminately

• 12 month milestones

• Sits with minimal support.

  Reaches for caregivers and toys.

• 9 month milestones

• Grasps objects.

  Roll from front to back.

• 4 month milestones

• Lifts head/chest when prone.

  Tracks horizontally with gaze.

• 2 month milestones

• First steps.

  Follows simple commands.

What is the definition of family?

• Every one in the city aged 12 and under

• The group of people who live in the desert

• The older children who are in a household

• A group of one or more parents and their children living together as a unit

What is the family life cycle?

• The distance you live from your grandparents

• How many family members you have

• The emotional and intellectual stages you pass through from childhood to your retirement years as a member of a family

• The way your younger siblings act

What is maternity leave?

• The period of time a new mother takes off from work following the birth of her baby

• The period of time it takes for a baby to be born

• The time a new dad takes off from work following the birth of his new baby

• The time it takes for a baby's bottle to be made

Reorder the 5 stages of family life

• Child launching

• Child bearing

• Family formation

• Empty nest

• Child rearing

A ​ (a)   parent has their child living with them.

• custodial
• non negotiable
• step parent
• social