This is known as the individual's nature or how they behave.
What is temperament?
100
The psychosocial stage when toddlers are seen to be struggling for self-mastery.
What is autonomy vs shame and doubt?
100
A special buddy that they can talk to that no one else can see
What is an imaginary friend?
100
Maturity of this system leads to less frequent infections in the age group.
What is the immune system?
100
Erikson explains that this stage focuses on bodily changes and the importance of peer acceptance.
What is identity vs role confusion?
200
This primative reflex is seen when a newborn is stood up on a flat surface.
What is stepping?
200
Toddlers playing along side one another.
What is parallel play?
200
According to Paiget,preschoolers use this reasoning technique even though events may be unrelated.
What is transduction?
200
A time when a child is developing self worth and interested in personal success.
What is Industry vs inferiority?
200
This type of thinking often leads to risk taking behavior
What is feeling invincible or exceptional?
300
The sense that is fully developed in the newborn and as acute as an adults
What is hearing?
300
The speech pattern that contains only essential words to get a point across.
What is telegraphic speech?
300
Knowing that they are a boy or girl
What is gender identity?
300
The cognitive stage where the child is able to assimilate and coordinate information from different dimensions. Still lacks the ablility to think abstractly
What is Paiget's concrete operational stage?
300
This type of colloquial speech increases during this period causing communication problems with adults.
What is slang?
400
Around 8 months of age, an infant may develop a fever of being approach by those not well known to them.
What is stranger anxiety
400
Child-size vacuum cleaner/lawn mower,boards with pegs/shapes with matching holes,ride-on scooter.
What is an appropriate toy for a toddler?
400
Throwing a ball over hand,alternating feet on the stairs,hops on one foot.
What is expected gross motor skills of a 4 yr old?
400
Pain,unfamiliar environments and death
What are the fears experience by hospitalized children in this age group?
400
Physiologic changes/stages of puberty identified during an exam
What is Tanner stages?
500
The developmental skill seen around 10 months of age where an infant can pick up a small object with his thumb and index finger.
What is the pincer grasp?
500
By the end of this period,the toddler should have all 20 of these
What are deciduous/primary teeth?
500
Persons outside the family can understand most of the child's speech,able to talk about past and future events,say name and address
What is the communication skills of a 5 yr old?
500
Avoiding regular class attendance due to anxiety over tests, bullying,teacher reprimands or undressing in locker rooms etc.
What is school phobia?
500
During this stage there is the ability to think abstractly and think outside the present; think about problems from all viewpoints and rank the solutions