Play
Around what age does gender-segregated play start?
Name 2 of the 4 functions of the family unit
Reproduction
Socialization
Culture sharing
Love
Family and childcare are examples of this system, in which the child interacts daily.
Microsystem
Use correct names for body parts
Build trusting relationships with children
Begin developmentally appropriate sexual education at a young age
Model and teach consent at an early age
Child with autism
The child is performing seemingly random movements or is "not playing", just observing.
Unoccupied play
Research shows that this type of parenting is the most effective.
Authoritative
This system is made up of the interaction of two or more microsystems. An example would be parent-teacher conferences.
Sexual development starts at _________
Birth
This disability is characterized by challenges in social communication & social interaction and restricted and repetitive interests/behavior.
Autism spectrum disorder
The child play next to but separately from others. May mimic actions of other child/ children.
Parallel play
Children who are parented in _____ style tend to be moody, irritable, disinterested in challenge, and have poor academic outcomes.
Authoritarian
This system does not include things the child interacts with directly, but they are still impacted by what happens in that environment. An example of this would be parents' working conditions.
Macrosystem
What is the number one protective factor against suicidal ideation for transgender youth?
Name 3 of the 10 original Adverse Childhood Experiences discussed in Resilience.
Physical abuse
Emotional abuse
Sexual abuse
Physical neglect
Emotional neglect
Parental mental illness
Witnessing domestic violence
Parental divorce
Incarcerated relative
Household substance abuse
Name two of the three influencers of gender-stereotyped play.
Biology, Socialization, and Cognition
Name at least two positive outcomes associated with shared family mealtime.
●Promotion of language development and academic achievement
●Reduce the risk of eating disorders
●Reduce the risk of substance abuse
●Increased awareness of cultural traditions
●Fewer emotional problems
This system includes the values, laws, and customs of a society.
Exosystem
Gender ____ describes how you view yourself, whereas gender ____ describes how you convey your gender to others.
Identity, expression
Children with sensory processing disorder can be _______ (reactive to loud noises, bright lights, food textures) or ______ (thrill-seeking, inability to sit still)
Hypersensitive, hyposensitive
Name 4 benefits of play.
•Create and explore a world they can master
•Learn how to work in groups, share, negotiate, resolve conflicts, and learn self-advocacy skills
•Healthy brain development
•Better communication, vocabulary and language
•Better social-emotional development
•Better health
•Life lesson learning
•Better relationship
Name 3 of the 4 changes to the typical family stems that have been observed over the past 100 years.
Decline in birth rates
Increase in single-parent households
Delay in age of marriage
Fewer marriages
Higher divorce rates
This system consists of all of the experiences that a person has had during his or her lifetime, including environmental events, major life transitions, and historical events.
Chronosystem
Higher or lower than normal levels of ________ is posited to be a biological influence on individuals identifying as transgender.
Name 2 of the 6 principles of IDEA.
■Free appropriate public education
■Nondiscrimitory and appropriate evaluation
■IEP (Individualized Education Plans) and IFSP (Individualized Family Services Plan)
■Least restrictive environment
■Procedural due process
■Parental and student participation