Physical Characteristics
This term commonly refers to the developmental period in which the body prepares for the changes necessary for reproduction
What is puberty?
Erik Erikson believed that school aged children are able to see themselves as producers and their primary task for this stage of development as
What is industry?
Studies have indicated that this can have an adverse effect on young viewers and may lead to more aggression
What is on-screen violence?
School phobia may cause these types of complaints such as a headache or stomach ache
What is somatic?
This Social Determinant of Health (SDOH) is linked to negative health outcomes and may cause children to have trouble learning
What is low food security?
The average growth rate per year for a school age child during this period of development
What is 2-3 inches
This is typically how siblings engage during the school age years
What is rivalry?
This is a benefit of children playing video games
What is hand-eye coordination?
What is The Common Core Standards.
What is avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID)?
School age children's posture changes because their center of gravity shifts in which direction as their muscle strength increases
What is downward?
School age children find this important and want their belongings and valuables to be "off-limits" to others
What is privacy?
This is defined as repeated negative actions by one or more persons against chosen victims
What is bullying?
This is an alternative to the formal school environment
What is homeschooling?
This is the type of play school age children engage in
What is team play?
Innocent heart murmurs are present in this percentage of school age children
What is 50%?
What is physical discipline?
According to the National Center for Educational Statistics in 2016, one out of every how many students in the United States reported being bullied
What is five?
Towards the age of 11, children develop moral feeling of concern for what is fair to others and is described by Kohlberg as the beginning of this
What is reciprocity?
Untreated anxiety may lead to this severe disorder in which persistent unwanted thoughts and the urge to perform repetitive actions to relieve the anxiety
What is obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)?
This is another term for malposition of teeth
What is malocclusion?
Children express this powerful emotion in different ways, such as sulking, withdrawing, or refusing to speak, and being openly hostile
What is anger?
This is the term for children in elementary school who care for themselves for a short time after school
What is "latchkey" children?
This type of language is sometimes used by school age children to transmit messages back and forth to one another which gives the children a degree of privacy and sense of belonging to a group
What is a secret language?
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends depression screenings for children beginning at this age
What is twelve?