Assessment / Aggression
Similar to anecdotal record, but it provides more detail.
Running record
A response that follows a behavior is called a(n)
Consequence
A child's family is a part of which of these systems
Microsystem
The best way to stop the spread of infections
Hand washing
Describing oneself by using moral principles such as honesty, kindness, and fairness
Moral Identity
They are often been the victims of teasing.
Teasers
An action that benefits another person or animal is known as
Prosocial behavior
Which theory suggests children develop in several systems nested within each other
Bronfenbrenner / Ecological Theory
The process of coming to terms with stressors is called
Coping
The child who judges herself valuable to others and has good self-esteem would be reflecting the which dimension of self-esteem.
Worth
A type of stressor that ccauses excessive stimulation with potential to damage parts of the body
Physical type
Understanding the thoughts or feelings of another.
Empathy
The process used for temporary storage of new information is
Short-term memory
It is caused by a virus. It most commonly affects children under 10 years of age and occurs mainly in the summer and early fall.
Hand, foot and mouth disease
This is best defined as a set of qualities enabling children to adapt in spite of adversity
Luke was riding a bike. Gene wanted the bike and tried to push Luke off. Gene showed which of the following types of aggression?
Instrumental
PBS stands for
Positive Behaviour Support
Third stage of cognitive development proposed by Jean Piaget, spanning from approximately 7 to 11 years old.
Concrete Operational
This caregiving style least likely to help children develop positive self-esteem
Authoritarian
This model's main focus is to figure out, logically, how to solve guidance problems
Decision-making model
Type of aggression usually results from a threat to one's ego
Hostile
An adult or teacher's changing support as children learn
Scaffolding
This developmental theory describes eight stages of psychosocial development, including "trust vs. mistrust" and "initiative vs. guilt."
Erik Erikson's Psychosocial Theory
Most common cause of bacterial meningitis
Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib)
It includes those behaviors that allow us to regulate our impulses.
Self-control