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| eating patterns of young children |
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| eat less than proportioned size |
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| when do permanent teeth start arriving |
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| what is a transitional object |
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| an object a child sleeps with when transitioning from a crib to a toddler bed (teddy bear) |
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| dreams you have in the morning (during REM) Girls have them more than boys |
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| terrors you have during the night during stage 4 sleep. Boys have them more than girls |
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| who is more likely to suffer from enuresis (bed wetting)? |
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| % of sinister people (southpaws, lefties) |
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| sleep walking (boys > girls) |
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| most prevalent childhood cause of death |
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| diarrhea (dehydrate themselves) |
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| % of children growing up in poverty |
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| tend to have behavioral problems in school |
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| attributing life to inanimate objects (calvin and hobbs) |
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| what was Piaget's purpose in the 3 mountain task |
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| trying to prove ecocentrism (cant see things from other peoples point of view) |
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| zone of proximal development [[difference between what they know and what they can learn without help]] |
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| individual talks a loud to themselves |
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| planning, allocating, attention, detecting errors, and correcting |
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| children are given freedom and spontaneity to discover things on their own. |
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| preschool program for low income families |
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| what is Erikson's initiative v guilt all about |
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| ages 3-6 seeking purpose in life |
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| who seems to have the gender advantage |
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| female (live longest, born more] |
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| what are the male and female hormones |
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| androgen (male) estrogen (female) |
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| gender differentiation during play |
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aggression (males)
cooperation (females) |
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| parenting style using strict discipline |
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| parenting style where the parent isn't involved which causes the children to be socially incompetent |
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| parenting style where the parents are over involved which causes the children to not learn on their own |
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| physical force that causes pain (spanking) |
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| physical injury to the child |
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| failure to provide something (form of abuse) |
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| play where imagination has to be used (video games) |
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| repetitive muscle movement (wii bowling) |
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| define instrumental aggression |
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| aggression to achieve a goal |
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| define hostile aggression |
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| who is fatter, boys or girls |
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| how many calories should a child be getting |
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| malnutrition in the western hemisphere |
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| U.S children who go hungry |
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| % of obese children in the U.S |
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| define rough-and-tumble play |
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| wrestling, hitting, chasing, laughing |
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| difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes |
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Type 1- childhood (no insulin)
Type 2- obese (insensitive to insulin) |
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| leading cause of death for school aged children |
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| dyslexia (bad words/reading) |
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| attention deficit hyperactive disorder |
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| neurological problem causing poor muscle coordination |
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| whenever possible, children must be taught in the most normal environment |
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| autistic spectrum disorder |
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| attention problem, poor socialization, and repetitive behavior |
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| the three steps of memory |
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| encoding-storage-retrieval |
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| define divergent thinking |
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| a wide array to questions [[lots of answers]] |
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| evaluating evidence reflectively and productively |
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| heritability of intelligence |
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60%
other 40% is environmental |
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| how do you define mental retardation (intellectual disability) |
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| mental deficit created by biological reasons (fragile x) |
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| cultural-familial retardation |
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| poor environment that causes intellectual deficits (lack of stimulation) |
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| what is Gardner's idea of intelligence |
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| what is Sternberg's idea of intelligence |
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| cut-off for gifted students |
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| what are the 2 major methods of teaching reading |
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| didnt pass by good grades--teacher passed the student just to get rid of them |
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| belief that one will be successful (confidence) |
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| define Erikson's industry v inferiority |
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| seeking competence (competitive) |
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| Buddhist monks versus Kohlbergs's morality |
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| morality has other dimensions other than compassion and no suffering |
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| females view morality through relationships. Males don't |
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| broad notions of being female and male |
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| conversations that start relationships (female > male) |
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conversations that give information
(male >female) |
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| a person who is both male and female |
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| % of children who will spend lives in poverty |
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| who usually adopts children |
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| ratio of men who have custody of their children after a divorce |
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| how fathers treat their first children when they remarry and have a famliy |
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| why single mother parents are single |
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| attributes of popular students |
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| oppositional defiant disorder (1st stage of antisocial disorder) |
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| % of childhood depression |
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| therapy that involves family dynamic |
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| what are the male secondary characteristics |
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| muscualr development to attract a mate |
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| what are the female secondary characteristics |
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| growth of body parts to ease reproduction |
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| define nocturnal emissions |
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| maturation before age 8 (early) |
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| where extreme emotions derive (anger) |
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| which industrialized country has the most teen pregnancies |
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| stability of sexual orientation |
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| if you are gay, you are gay (very stable) |
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| % of teen girls getting pregnant |
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| how can post pubertal girls combat osteoporosis |
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| binging and puking (purging) |
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| alcohol, tobacco, marijuana |
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| ratio of boys and girls who complete suicide |
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4x more girls attempt suicide
3x more boys complete suicide |
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| characterized by ability to think abstractly |
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| belief that others are interested in you (being watched) |
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| sense of uniqueness and sensibility (unique and invisible) |
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| how do permissive parents view education |
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| low income students dropout more than anyone |
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| singe parents and drop-outs |
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| single parent children dropout 2x more than anyone |
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| define identity v role confusion |
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| seeking a coherent sense of self |
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| define psychosocial moratorium |
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| timeout many students will take to find themselves (dropout) |
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| large group that spend time together based on an activity (not very close) |
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| small group of people that spend time together and engage in similar activities (very close) |
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| Na'ii'ess (apachy (enemy) changing women's ceremony ((girls run for 24 hours)) |
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| minority individual adjusts to majority culture |
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| co existence of minority and majority cultures |
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| illegal activity by pre-adults |
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| the usual cause of adolescent family conflict |
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| adolescent seeking independence |
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| define controversial students |
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| students are acceptable to teachers but mean/snood towards peers |
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| importance of friendships |
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| adolescent friendships are intense (very important) |
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| antisocial adolescents' friends |
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| tend to be antisocial as well |
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