Physical Development
Cognitive Development
Emotional Development
Social Development/Identity
Peers/Friends/Gender
100

Developmental stage of entrenchment/eradication of risk and protective factors.  

What is middle childhood?  

100

Piaget stage involving abstract reasoning.

What is Formal Operations?  

100

Severe physical and psychological injury

What is trauma? 

100

Rejecting over-simplistic stereotypes of individuals/groups

What is understanding complexity of group memberships? 

100

For school age children, nearly as influential as parents

What is peer group? 

200

Puberty occurring before age 8 in girls and before 8 in boys.  

What is precocious puberty?  

200

Ability of the brain to change in response to stimuli.

What is plasticity? 

200

Symptoms - Anxious, frequent tantrums, nightmares, gain/loss of weight, low energy, risk taking

What are signs a child might need help? 

200

Bicultural and multicultural competence

What are skills non-dominant groups need to survive and thrive?

200

Ability to engage in sustained, positive, and mutually satisfying social interactions and relationships

What is social competence?

300
Noticing physical differences

What is an area of concern for middle schoolers?  

300

Elimination of synapses in the brain

What is pruning?

(Synaptogenesis) 

300

The ability to motivate oneself and persist in face of frustrations, control impulses, and regulate mood.  

What is emotional intelligence (Goldman's Theory)?

300

Drive to acquire new skills and meaningful work

What is industry

(Industry vs. Inferiority) 

300

Powerful predictor of psychological adjustment

What is peer acceptance? 

400

Lone bone growth is a source for childhood physical discomfort

What are growing pains? 

400

Region of the brain subject to neuromaturation

What is cerebral cortex?
400

Key to understanding heritability of family violence 

What are family dynamics and emotional regulation? 

400

Direct teaching and curriculum related to social and moral values

What is character education? 

400

Feelings one's emotional and psychological identity as male/female may differ from one's assigned biological development

What is gender dysphoria? 

500
Physical growth in middle childhood (as compared to early childhood).
What is a slowing down of physical development? 
500

Self-schema including negative self-evaluation, pessimism, and hopelessness

What are risk factors for developing depression? 

500
Outlook, attention, sensitivity to context, social intuition, resilience, and self-awareness

What are factors of emotional style? 

500

Verbal, psychological, social (relational) tactics, often directed at one through the use of technology

What is indirect bullying? 

500

Degree to which one's appearance, behavior, interests, and self-concept conform to gender norms

What is gender typicality?