Chapter 1
What are the three types of stress?
Positive, Tolerable, Toxic
Name a type of Knowledge
Explicit, Implicit, Scientific, Knowledge about Experts
What are three of the family structures we discussed in class?
Nuclear, Single-Parent, Blended (Step), Extended, Childless, and Adoptive
What is the second to-the-top on Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
Esteem
This is a learning technique that involves repeating information until memorized, without understanding the concept.
A family in which an adult provides a temporary home for a child who cannot live with their birth parents. What type of family is this?
Foster Family
What is the difference between direct and indirect observations?
Direct: Watching the child directly (in-person or recording)
Indirect: gathering information about the child through interviews, work samples, etc.
What is one type of executive function?
Working memory, Cognitive flexibility, Inhibition
This type of adoption is when the identities of the birthparents and adopting family are not revealed
What was Erik Erikson's Theory?
Personality develops in a predetermined order through eight stages of psychosocial development, from infancy to adulthood (ex: trust vs mistrust)
What does ACES stand for?
Adverse Childhood Experiences
This is an individual or group of people bonded by marriage, blood or other means who have established a household.
Family
What is the difference between growth & development
Growth - Change in size.
Development- change in ability or skills over time.
Where does readiness for a teachable moment stem from?
Physical maturation, Social pressures, & Inner pressures
A family when children are living in households headed by other relatives and often, without legal guardianship. What type of family is this?