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WorksheetsChild Development Chapter 1 Vocab
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
Child-centered society stands for what?
A. Society that sees children as important, cares about their well-being, and works to meet their needs.
B. Harm to or endangerment of a child caused by an adults failure, to do something legally expected of him or her.
C. Parenting style in which the main objective is to make children completely obedient.
D. None of the above.
To train a child to live as part of a group, such as the family, culture, or society.
Which word do you need to select?
A. Socialize
B. Shaken Baby Syndrome
C. shortcomings
D. None of the above
Culture
A. Condition in which a baby or young child has injuries as a result of being violently shaken.
B. Children born one at a time, as opposed yo children of multiple births.
C. Way of life within a group that includes language, beliefs, attitudes, values, rituals, and skills.
D. Concept that changing an object's shape, direction, or position does not alter the quantities of the object.
Character
A. Principles and beliefs that guide one's conduct and define's one's personality and behavior.
B. State in which a person becomes emotionally tired of a career.
C. Making a series of vowel sounds with a consonant sounds slowly added to form syllables.
D. None of the above.
Development
A. First set of teeth, which will later be replaced by permanent teeth; also called non-permanent or baby teeth.
B. Reasoning from the general to the specific.
C. Child care and education that do not use knowledge about child development and focus mainly on the group instead of each child.
D. Gradual process of growth through many stages, such before birth, infancy, childhood, adolescence, and adulthood.
Child Development
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Individual Life Cycle
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Heredity
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Environment
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Genes
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Neurons
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Wiring
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Axons
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Dentrites
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Synapse
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Pruning
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Window of opportunity
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Plasticity
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Developmental acceleration
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Developmental delay
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Principles of growth and development
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sequenced steps
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teachable moment
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Developmental tasks
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Direct observation
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Indirect observation
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