Parts of the Brain
Early Brain Development
Critical Windows
Attachment
PIES and M
100

What is the center for memory?

the hippocampus

100

What causes fetal alcohol syndrome?

When the mother drinks alcohol while pregnant and the fetus is unable to get the proper nutrients for development.

100

What is a critical window of opportunity? 

a time during development when the brain is open to a particular experience to result in a particular talent. 

100

What is attachment in child development?

a child's growing love and affection towards their caregiver. 

100

What do PIES and M stand for 

Physical development

Intellectual development

Emotional development

Social development

Moral development

200

What part of the brain is called the little brain and controls coordination and balance?

 the cerebellum

200

What parts of the brain is most seriously affected by FASD?

The frontal lobe, hippocampus, and hypothalamus. 

200

Can a child still develop a talent if they miss the critical window?

Yes, but it will be harder to develop. 

200

What are the types of attachment?

Secure 

Insecure: anxious avoidant, anxious resistant, and disoriented. 

200

What are the two types of physical development?

Gross motor skills(large muscles)

Fine motor skills(smaller muscles)

300

What is the shape of the hippocampus

a seahorse

300

What is a sign of FASD?

growth deficiencies, low birth weight, shakes from alcohol withdrawal, or facial deformities. 

300

If eyes don't see light in the first 2 months of life what will happen and why?

The child will be permanently blind because their brain never made the necessary connections to be able to process light. 

300

What do babies with secure attachment learn?

Babies learn the world is a safe and predictable place where they have some sort of control. 

300

Can a situation develop more than one type of development at a time?

Yes, there is plenty of overlap in a child's development.

400

How many neurons are babies born with 

100s of billions 

400

Drinking in which trimester poses the greatest risk for serious physical defects?

first trimester

400

What happens to children who don't play often or receive touch?

They can develop brains 20-30% smaller than average. 

400

Can you spoil a baby by giving them attention?

You cannot spoil a baby, especially if they are crying. If a baby is crying, it is for a reason. 

400

What is one physical development for a child who is 5 months?

they can roll from front to back

500

What is pruning?

the brain cutting away neurons that you don't use

500

How much more likely are women to have children with autism if they smoke marijuana? 

1.5 times more likely

500

How important is it to be prepared for learning?

88% of children who enter school unprepared never catch up.

500

Who performed the still face experiment?

Edward Z Tronick
500

When does the typical child start pushing up on their hands and knees?

in their seventh month