Cognitive
The Corpus Callosum connects the _______ & ________.
What is the left and right hemispheres?
The temporary support children receive as they are learning new skills/abilities
What is scaffolding?
At age 5, children typically view gender as ______
The age children start labeling gender
What is 2 years old?
Which of Piaget's stages of cognitive development are children in ages 2-6 years old?
What is Preoperational?
The age most children can use scissors and catch a beach ball
What is 4 years old?
This type of play is when children play in similar ways but not together
What is parallel play?
This type of aggression involves such as insults or social rejection
What is relational agression?
The part of executive functioning that is very hard at age 2 and is possible at age 6
What is flexibility?
Provide an the definition and an example of animism
What is Ex. Toy story toys being alive/talking? What is natural objects/non-human objects are alive and have same characteristics as humans?
Explain the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation
What is a drive or reason for doing something coming from inside the person (intrinsic) and a reason or drive to pursue a goal for external reward (extrinsic)?
Children's theory similar to the scientific method
What is Theory-Theory?
Neurons are to ______ and myelination is to ___________.
What is gray matter and white matter?
Explain overimitation and provide an example
What is children imitate adults’ behavior, even if action is a relevant part of behavior to be learned? Ex. dangling keys over a backpack, then unzipping it. The child would also dangle keys over the bag, even though the zipper is only needed to unzip the bag?
The 4 parenting styles are...
What is authoritarian, authoritative, permissive, neglectful/uninvolved?
The _______ is sometimes severed/cut in patients with severe seizures/epilepsy
What is the corpus callosum?
Explain Lateralization and provide an example
What is certain sides of the brain are responsible for certain functions. Ex. Language, left hemisphere?
A child sees a broken toy and believes it cannot be fixed. This is an example of ______.
What is irreversibility?
The 4 things that can affect development of emotion regulation
What is trauma experiences, genetic differences, attachment patterns, and socialization?
Explain the differences in types of schools
What is Montessori (some curriculum structure, children choose learning task/scaffolding, Reggio Emilia (less structured than Montessori, not often found in US), Waldorf (focus on creativity and indivuality) and nature (no homework, tests, or worksheets) and teacher directed programs (U.S. most common, "being ready to learn" reinforcement) ?