Child Development Theories
The key theorist known for the Psychosocial Theory?
Who is Erikson?
Which stage of prenatal development involves rapid cell division and the formation of a blastocyst?
What is the Germinal Stage?
What type of play involves pretending and using objects symbolically?
What is Symbolic Play?
What is the role of genes in heredity?
What is genes determine the traits inherited from parents?
Healthy People 2030 is?
A report card on the progress of health care and identification of priority future needs
What aspect of child development does Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development focus on?
What is cognitive growth?
The main factor that influences prenatal health related to genetics?
What are genetic factors?
What is an essential aspect of early childhood development, contributing to various domains of growth?
What is imaginative play?
In genetics, what are traits that are expressed only when both alleles are recessive called?
What are recessive traits?
If a patient refuses to take his vitamin pill because he believes the gelatin base is unhealthy, the nurse should?
Respect his beliefs.
In Erik Erikson's Psychosocial Theory, what is the major developmental conflict or crisis that occurs during adolescence?
The major developmental conflict in Erik Erikson's Psychosocial Theory during adolescence is "Identity vs. Role Confusion.
At what age range do infants typically begin to sit independently and pull themselves to stand?
What is 7-9 months?
What is a significant vehicle for learning in early childhood, helping children make sense of the world and build a foundation for future academic success?
What is play?
What term refers to characteristics inherited from parents?
What are traits?
The Children's Television Act of 1990 defined "prime time" as?
The time when children and families are most likely to watch TV.
According to Vygotsky's Sociocultural Theory, what role do more knowledgeable individuals play in a child's learning process?
What is scaffolding?
How do genetic factors impact prenatal development?
What is they influence it?
What type of play involves building things?
What is Constructive Play?
In genetics, what term describes a person's genetic makeup or the specific combination of alleles they inherit from their parents?
What is Genotype?
Ivan Pavlov was a behaviorist who believed that personality and behavior develop under the influence of?
Conditioning responses
Which child development theorist emphasized the importance of stages of psychosocial development and the impact of unresolved conflicts on emotional well-being and social interactions?
Who is Erikson?
During which prenatal development stage do we see the most significant growth and refinement of the fetus's body structures?
What is the Fetal Stage?
What type of play involves children playing together, interacting, and collaborating on various activities or games?
What is Cooperative Play?
When both alleles for a particular trait are dominant, what term do we use to describe this situation in genetics?
What are codominant traits?
An understanding of object permanence is part of the stages of development described by?
Jean Piaget