Theorists
Physical Development
Sensory, Mental, Cognition
Emotions, Communication & Brain Development
Leisure, play, school, and ADLs
100

Freud's theory for middle childhood

Latency period

Repression of sexuality

100

How much the body grows in middle childhood

~2-3 inches/year from 6-11yrs


100

The type of memory that begins in middle childhood.

Working memory

100

In middle childhood, children view themselves this way and they are developing this concept.

2 answers

Psychologically and self-concept

100

Leisure in middle childhood usually involves this

Play! Beginning to engage in leisure and hobbies.

Play is most important way kids learn.


200

Erikson's development period

Industry vs. inferiority 

Peer comparison

Satisfaction from accomplishments

200

Bones, joints, and muscle mass

Bones and joints more susceptible to injury; increase in muscle mass means increase in strength

200

Spatial awareness includes these that help with sense of space 

Body schemas

200

Aspect of brain development that is specialized 

Hemispheric specialization


Corpus callosum myelination 

200

The IADL's that are starting to emerge

All ADL's are ___ by this stage.

Chores, money management, phone and internet literacy, pet care 

INDEPENDENT

300

He developed the thrusts. The three thrusts.

Robert Havighurst

1st: focus on peers

2nd: physical thrust: games and work requiring neuromuscular skills

3rd: mental thrust to adult concepts

300

Fine motor skills include this that helps with bilateral coordination

Finger dexterity

300

Aspects of sensory development that become more refined

Vision- 20/20 

Auditory- can associate variety of auditory stimuli with source; utilize information to process language; gained ability to hear, remember, repeat & recall words, phrases or sequences of numbers 

300

Communication grows. This is shown by these new abilities.

Receptive to conversation, adapt language to listeners, expressive, maintain conversations, ask relevant questions 

300

This is when children are becoming able to access and adapt novel behaviors observed. They are decoding and interpreting social cues.

Social referencing

400
Piaget's 3rd stage of development
Concrete operational
400

These aspects of physical developmet help with balance and posture

Refinement of balance and postural control. Center of gravity decreases.

Increase ability to precisely calibrate movements (both gross & fine)

400
Mental functions: perception 

The two types of perception that show up.

Cognition: the two aspects of cognition that emerge

Visual perception and kinesthetic

Cognitive monitoring and cognitive maps


400

Social-emotional development

Increase independence from caregivers, understanding place in the world, collaboration and corroboration

Wanting to be liked and accepted by friends

400

In school, children are developing these skills

Developing identity; organizing; managing responsibilities, privileges and course materials; socializing; taking exams; engaging with more diverse populations; success & failure are important

500

The concrete operational stage

Organized and rational thinking, figuring out how things work

Beginning to understand physics (conservation)

500

These aspects of movements increase.

This type of timing is refined. 

2 answers

Speed & dexterity of movements increase

Coincidence- anticipation timing refined


500

This is included in visual perception.

This is included in kinesthetic awareness.

Visual figure ground and auditory figure ground

Stereognosis, proprioception, kinesthesis

500

This allows for improvements in cognitive flexibility

Brain growth

500

Social competence 

Learning different roles (leader), close friendships

Developing self-worth and value from their social groups