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WorksheetsIntro to Principles of Growth & Development
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 9mins
The study of man's heredity and development is premised on the assumption that the
“ (a) is the father of the man”.
An assessment of behavior most often has to date back to the
_________________ of the individual.
senility age
early developmental years
birth
conception
The term "biological components in one's genes"
is called __________.
nurture
nature
heredity
genetics
It is the transmission of genetic characters from parents to off-spring.
(a)
It is a branch of biology which is concerned with heredity
and its relation to evolutionary theory.
(a)
-Traits phenotypically manifested
-Traits observable from the outside
In-born Traits
Recessive Traits
Hereditary Traits
Dominant Traits
-traits which does not show in the offspring in the presence of
a dominant trait.
Hereditary Traits
Adapted Traits
Recessive Traits
Nurture Traits
Terms under the Maturation Process
Maturation
Heredity
Development
Growth
Genetics
A sequence of continuous change in a system, extending over a considerable time
(a)
Formerly, it refers to quantitative changes
Maturation
Functional Change
Development
Growth
The process of change (usually growth)
of an individual which occurs primarily
as a function of aging or time.
(a)
It involves a slowing down of mental processes
like the ability to perceive things,
increase in vocabulary, ability, etc.
Structural Change
Growth and Development
Physical Change
Functional Change
Factors that may influence
Growth and Development:
Heredity
Environmental
Nutrition
Chronic Diseases
Fact/ Bluff:
Everything the mother ingest may eventually reach the fetus in some proportion.
Fact
Bluff
True / False:
All intake drugs harm the fetus
but not the mother
because the fetus is in the process of developing,
and because the proper dose for the mother is a massive dose for the fetus.
True
False
During the first trimester, when the major body structures are rapidly forming, the fetus is extremely vulnerable to environmental factors such as ___________________
– any of which can cause congenital malfunctions or birth defects.
other teratogens
viral infections
radiation
drugs
The other term for rubella virus is (a) .
These chemical substance when taken early in pregnancy
prevents the formation of
arms and legs in fetus.
Tranquilizer
Caffeine
Thalidomide
Alcohol
Identify Post Natal Factors
in the Growth and Development
of a Child:
Birth Order of the Child
Cultural Influence
Socioeconomic Status
Climate and season
Quality of sperm, ovum, genetic code
First Name of your Instructor
on this subject
(a)
