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| Name 2 effects the AUTHORITARIAN parenting style has on children. |
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(1)unhappy
(2)anxious
(3)lack communication skills
(4)lack initiation |
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| What are the 4 Styles of parenting, as presented by Diana Baumrind in 1974? Briefly describe them. |
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(1)Authoritarian-dictatorship;"my way or the highway"
(2)Authoritative-Parents are strict, but willing to negotiate.
(3)Neglectful- Uninvolved
(4)Indulgent-Very involved; places few limits. |
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| Name 2 effects the AUTHORITATIVE parenting style has on children. |
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Definition
(1)cheerful
(2)self-controlled
(3)achievement oriented
(4)good peer-to-peer |
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| Name 2 effects the NEGLECTFUL parenting style has on children. |
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Definition
(1)poor self control
(2)low self-esteem
(3)socially incompetant |
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| Name 2 effects the INDULGENT parenting style has on children. |
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Definition
(1)spoiled
(2)lack self-respect |
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Term
| What IQ test score qualifies mental retardation? |
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Definition
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| Name 3 situations in which a nonverbal IQ test is given. |
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Definition
(1)foreign
(2)deaf
(3)unable to speak |
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Term
| What are the age and grade range of MID-LATE CHILDHOOD? |
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Definition
*Ages: 6-11
*Grades: 1st - 6th |
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| Involves thinking reflectively and productively, as well as evaluation of the evidence. |
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Definition
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| To think in novel and unusual ways and to come up with unique solutions to problems. |
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| Gardner's 8 Frames of Mind |
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Definition
1-Verbal
2-Mathematical
3-Spatial
4-Bodily-Kinesthetic
5-Musical
6-Interpersonal
7-Intrapersonal
8-Naturalist |
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| What frame of mind does the mental health professional fall under? |
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| Stanford-Binet Bell Curve for IQ |
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| What are the (4) terms of the Development of Self Concept? |
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Definition
1-Self Esteem
2-Self Concept
3-Self Efficacy
4-Self Regulation |
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| During Mid-Late Childhood, children can experience emotions ___________________. |
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Definition
| Simultaneously; sad and ashamed; happy and excited |
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| List 5 ways to help children cope with stress. (As Dr. Leslie pointed out with 9/11) |
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Definition
1-Reassure Safety
2-Allow Recall of Events
3-Assure Normalcy of Emotions
4-Protect from Re-exposure
5-Help make sense of situation |
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Term
| Describe the experiment done in Europe by Lawrence Kohlberg. |
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Definition
| He presented a scenario to children involving a husband who was faced with the decision of being criminal in order to gain cancer medications for his wife. Children were asked if they thought he did the right thing. |
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Term
| List and describe the (3) Levels of Moral Development. |
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Definition
(1)Pre-Conventional- before age 9;controlled by external rewards & punishments.
(2)Conventional- Ages:6-18; certain standards are applied; knowledge of the law is in place.
(3)Post Conventional- Ages: Early 20's; Knowledge of law, but moral standards are applied to justify crime. |
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| What percentage of people reach the POST-CONVENTIONAL Stage of Moral Development? |
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Term
| What kinds of testing are males usually better at? |
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Definition
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| What kinds of tests are women usually better at? |
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Definition
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Term
| Presence of positive male and female emotional characteristics. |
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Definition
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Term
| What are the (5) Sociometric Stages of Peer Status? |
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Definition
(1)Popular
(2)Average
(3)Neglected
(4)Rejected
(5)Controversial |
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Term
| Describe the 5 types of Bullying. |
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Definition
*race and religion
*speech or looks
*physical
*rumors
*sexual enuendos |
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Term
| What are 6 Functions of Friendships? |
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Definition
1-Companionship
2-Stimulation
3-Physical Support
4-Ego Support
5-Social Comparison
6-Affection & Intimacy |
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Term
| 3 Components that make up a LEARNING DISABILITY. |
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Definition
1-minimum IQ level
2-significant difficulty in school related area
3-exclusion of only severe emotional disorders. |
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Term
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Definition
1-Inattention
2-Impulsivity
3-Hyperactivity |
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Term
| Severe Impairment to Read and Write. |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the best treatment for ADHD patients? |
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Definition
| Medication combined with Behavioral Modification. |
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Term
| How many more boys have adhd than girls? |
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Definition
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Term
| What disease is often confused with Hyperactivity in children? |
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Definition
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| What are 3 changes that occur during mid-late childhood? |
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Definition
1-ability to hide emotions
2-develop empathy
3-experience simultaneous emotions |
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Term
| Form of social intelligence that involves the ability to monitor one's own and other's feelings and emotions, to discriminate among them, and to use this information to guide one's thinking and action. |
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Definition
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| What are the 6 Sub-Stages within the 3 Levels of Moral Development? |
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Definition
(1)Preconventional:
I. heteronomous morality
II. induvidualism,purpose,&exchange
(2)Conventional
III.Mutual Interpersonal Relationships and Expectation.s
IV. Social System Morality
(3)Post-Conventional
V.social contract (individual rights)
VI.universal ethical principles |
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Term
| When the child realizes they have done something that isnt good enough (Erikson) |
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Definition
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| When the child realizes how to construct and build things with given materials (Erikson) |
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| Name 3 changes that are noticed by children in the mid-late childhood age range between girls and boys. |
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Definition
1-girls have twice the bodyfat
2-males are taller
3-females live longer |
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Term
| What is the standard deviation in the Stanford-Binet IQ test Bell Curve? |
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Definition
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Term
| What is the set of scales used to test preschool children to 16 year olds, and is more complex? |
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Definition
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Term
| What percentage are gifted/mentally retarded, according to the Stanford-Binet IQ Bell Curve? |
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Definition
15.86%
** 13.59% + 2.14% + .13% |
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Term
| What percentage is average according to the Stanford Binet Test for IQ? |
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Definition
68.26%
** 34.13% above and below mean |
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Term
| What does IDEA stand for? |
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Definition
| Individuals with Disabilities Education Act |
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Term
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Definition
| Individual Education Program |
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Term
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Definition
| Least Restrictive Environment |
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Term
| What are the 3 most common causes of death during mid-late childhood? |
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Definition
1-Accidents & Injuries
2-Cancer
3-Cardiovascular Disease |
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Term
| Why is obesity a concern during mid-late childhood? |
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Definition
| Obesity raises the risk for many medical and psychological problems. |
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Term
| What are 2 main causes for the 325% increase in obesity for mid-late childhood children? |
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Definition
1- BAD diet
2- CHANGES in diet. |
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Term
| What percentage of children have a learning disability? |
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Definition
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Term
| What age is concrete operation applied, according to Piaget? |
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Definition
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| Example discussed in class to illustrate concrete operation. |
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Definition
| Family tree; recognizing grandfather, uncles, father, brothers, and the interconnection of all simultaneously. |
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