WorksheetsChapter 5 - Human Development
Total questions: 66
Worksheet time: 17hrs 30mins
How much total growth is seen between ages 2-6?
18lbs and 12 inches
18.5lbs and 12.5 inches
17lbs and 13 inches
19lbs and 10 inches
Myelination continues to what age?
elderly
early adulthood
childhood
infants
what is secondary prevention?
lifeguard, actions to help a immediate crisis
not helping anything
letting them suffer
According to behaviorists how do infants learn gender behavior?
not observing
Observing others
viewing others
not looking
PTSD example?
anger
being 100% happy
what is the electra complex
not answer
girls like their mother
Girls are attracted to people like their father
girls like girls.
What is superego?
refers to all
refers to sad
refers to conscience
refers to happy
What is the oedipus complex?
not attractive
women like women
men like men
Boys become attracted to women like there mother (looks and personality)
All true and false questions are,,, TRUE
true
false
The tendency for children to play with the opposite sex is at what age?
6.5 years old
6 years old
5 years old
7 years old
What is epigenetic?
every aspect of human behavior and genes of experience
nothing with humans
involves dogs
every aspect of animal behavior and genes of experience
What is the term for emotional response that corresponds to another person?
joyful
empathy
depression
love
Before the age of 10, how likely are you to die from an injury then an illness?
not likely
twice as likely
100%
2%
What does self concept refer too?
not happy
understanding who your mom is
not understanding
Understanding who you are (appearance, personality, abilities)
Which part of the body develops most quickly?
stomach
eyes
ears
brain
The average six year old from a developed nation weighs about?
45llbs
47lbs
46lbs
48lbs
To prevent tooth decay the most important thing parents can do is what?
encourage children to eat sugar
encourage children to not eat sugar/do not eat sugar
buy food with a lot of sugar
eat candy with every meal
Which factor is largely responsible for the great differences in height between developed and under developed nations?
malnutrition
energy
nutrition
lateralization
The process of myelination involves?
nerve insulation
body insulation
heat insulation
lard insulation
Myelination…
myelination decreases the speed of the transmission of neural impulses
myelination speeds up the trasnmission of neural impulses
myelination speeds up the transmission of brain impulses
myelination decreases up the transmission of brain impulses
The process of myelination continues through?
adulthood
early adulthood
grandparents hood
childhood
The differentiation and specialization of the function of the functioning of the two halves of the brain is called?
lateralization
nutrition
brain
nerve insulation
Spreading out of objects?
brain
conversation
nutrition
malnutrition
Which of the following most directly facilitates the rate of myelination?
not experienced
happiness
nutrition
experience
After a head injury, a 15 year old Jack started to temper tantrum. What part of the brain is affected?
Frontal Lobe
Corpus Callosum
Pre-frontal cortex
Second-hand cortex
Jaime just cannot seem to get her way. What part of her brain is not developed?
Back Cortex
Front Cotex
Happy Cortex
Pre-frontal Cortex
Hamilton asked his dad to put on thomas the train. No more than three minutes into the movie he wants to play with his cars. What part of his brain needs to develop to stay focused?
Pre-frontal Cortex
First Cortex
Second Cortex
Third Cortex
An example of a gross motor skill?
Swimming
Zipping
Buttoning
Pinching
Krista understand that 4+6 =10 but does not understand why 10-6=4. What is she struggling with?
irreversibility
reversibility
adding
subtracting
According to Vygotsky?...
Interact with a adult to accomplish the task
do not interact with anyone
interact with a infant to accomplish the task
kids do not listen!
A child's ability to add new vocabulary words quickly is called?
slow-mapping
incredible-mapping
sad-mapping
fast-mapping
“I catched two mices in a trap” is called?
less-regularization
more-regularization
very much- regularization
over- regularization
Antisocial behavior?
he is not sharing his blocks
he loves to share his blocks
he shares his blocks everyday
he shares his blocks with everyone
What is reversibility?
the ability to be smart
the ability to restore the previously existed
the ability to be happy
the ability to be sad
If someone has a learning disability where is the discrepancy?
having a good day
just not being a good kid
intellectual potential and academic performance
intellectual happiness and smart performance
What occurs at moral behavior?
saddness
anger
joy
empathy
What is moral development? What does it refer to?
sense of happiness or sense of judge
sense of fairness or sense of justice
going to court
prision
When someone talks about about gender identity, what are they referring too?
prefer not to say
gender equality
gender identity
being a female or male
What is race dissonance?
when a minority have majority values
when a majority have minority values
minority vs. majority
majority vs. no one cause there is no one
What is a authoritarian parent?
someone who is mean
someone who sets limits and enforces rules
someone who is a dictator
someone who is nice
What is an authoritative parent?
setting up the future
someone who is a dictator
setting goals
setting limits and enforcing ruels
What is a permissive parent?
making few demands and hiding imatinence
making many demands
making many smiles
making teddy bears
What tv show is appropriate for little kids?
heartland
sesame street
spongebob
paw patrol
Watching gun video has what effect on children?
makes them more annoying
makes them more sad
makes them more violent
makes them more happy
If someone is pro-social what does that mean?
they stay to themselves
they dont go out of their way
they go out of their way to help others
they go out of their way to be mean
What does antisocial mean?
hurting people
being nice
being calm
being organized
What is instramental aggression?
nothing
taking a toy away from another kid
giving a toy to a child
helping others out
Bullies and victims have what?
both lack joyfulness
both lack happiness
both lack organization
both lack emotional regulation
what is sociodramatic play?
overdress, overact, overdramatic
underdress, underact, not dramatic
Early child programs should have low childhood behavior
true
false
how much supervision should a 2 year old have?
every 60 min
watch them constanly
every 20 minutes
every hour
the function of speech is...
social interaction
social regualtion
social meditation
social saddness
what does initiative refer too?
coloring
starting class
starting fourwheelers
starting projects
the function of speech is...
social class
social mediation
social reference
social thoughts
What does theory of mind refer too?
when they start to realize how their mental health processes age six
when they start to realize how their mental health processes age three
when they start to realize how their mental health processes age four
when they start to realize how their mental health processes age five
What is the term when children acquire language quickly?
fast mapping
constant mapping
slow mapping
moderate mapping
what is the word vygotsky said when children can accomplish it with assistance but not independently?
zone of proximal saddness
zone of proximal development
zone of proximal happiness
zone of proximal walking
What is egocentrism?
self awareness
self centerness
self control
self development
pre oximational stage...
ages 3-6
ages 5-6
ages 2-6
ages 4-6
what is centration?
focusing on one eye
focusing on one person
focusing on one aspect
focusing on one thought
irreversibility refers to what?
cannot reverse things
can reverse things
cannot function
nothing
give me a example of fine motor?
swimming
zipping, buttoning, fingers
give me an example of gross motor?
fingers
swimming, running, jumping
what is tertiary prevention?
effect
what happens
after the fact
before the fact
what is the term for child maltreatment refers too?
neglect
happy
what is lateralization?
both brains working
everything functioning together
one side of your brain to function
everything working
