Physical Growth and Health
What is 6-11 years old?
What cognitive stage did Piaget associate with middle childhood?
What is the concrete-operational stage?
What is Erikson’s psychosocial stage for middle childhood?
What is industry vs. inferiority?
What is sibling rivalry?
What is conflict between siblings?
What is the most common learning disability?
What is dyslexia?
How many pounds does a child typically gain each year during middle childhood?
What is 4-7 pounds?
What is seriation?
What is arranging objects in a series based on a dimension?
What virtue develops from successfully resolving this stage?
What is competence?
What is bullying?
What is aggression deliberately and persistently directed at a particular person?
What does ADHD stand for?
What is Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder?
What is 2-3 inches?
What is selective attention?
What is focusing on needed information while ignoring distractions?
Around what age do children become aware of shame, guilt, and pride?
What are ages 7–8?
Name 2 forms of bullying.
What are physical, verbal, relational, or emotional bullying?
What is listed as the leading cause of death among school-age children in the safety section?
What are motor vehicle accidents?
About how many hours of sleep does a 9 year old need?
What is about 10 hours?
What is the difference between inductive and deductive reasoning?
Inductive goes from specific examples to generalizations; deductive goes from general statements to specific conclusions.
Who are the first and most important influences on a child’s moral development?
Who are the parents?
What is coregulation?
What is parents providing general supervision while children practice self-regulation?
What percentage of brain injuries could be prevented by using helmets?
What is 88%?
Name two health problems associated with childhood obesity?
What are linguistic, logical-mathematical, spatial, musical, bodily-kinesthetic, interpersonal, intrapersonal, or naturalist?
What are the three stages of Piagetian moral reasoning listed in the PowerPoint?
What are obedience to authority, increasing flexibility and autonomy, and the notion of equity?
Name two ways peer groups can affect children positively or negatively.
They can help children gain new perspectives and self-efficacy, learn to adjust to others, or reinforce prejudice.
What are the two main protective factors that contribute to resilience?
What are good family relationships and cognitive functioning, such as problem-solving?