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INTELLIGENCE
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LANGUAGE
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TEMPERAMENT/EMOTIONS
100
He created the first intelligence test in France.
Who is Alfred Binet (and Theodore Simon)
100
Charles Spearman's theory of intelligence consisted of this many factors.
What is two.
100
According to Learning theory, children learn language through this technique.
What is Reinforcement
100
Studies by Harry and Margaret Harlow found that attachments are based primarily on this.
What is Contact?
100
Alexander Thomas and Stella Chess focuses their research on the study of this behavior in infants.
What is Temperament.
200
90% of people with an Intellectual disability are classified at this level.
What is a Mild Level.
200
This is the percentage of the population that has an IQ below 70.
What is two percent (2%).
200
This usually occurs between 10-14 months of age.
What is a child's first words.
200
Dr. Mary Ainsworth found that most infants tend to express this type of healthy attachment.
What is a Secure attachment?
200
Children with this personality style are often cautious at first but with time grow comfortable with new people and surroundings.
What is Slow to Warm temperament
300
Children whose Intellectual Disability is due to a lack of education are referred to as this?
What is Cultural Familial Intellectual Disability.
300
This is the formula for determining IQ.
What is MA divided by CA times 100
300
This is the number of words children can typically speak by the time they start school.
What is 14,000.
300
John Bowlby's belief that infants who will let anyone hold them without getting upset are often at this stage.
What is Attachment without Discrimination.
300
If your infant daughter mimics the emotions that you are showing, we call it this:
What is Emotional Contagion
400
If an intelligence test measures what it is supposed to measure, then it is said to have this.
What is Validity?
400
This is the new "9th" category of Howard Gardner's theory of Intelligence
What is existentialism
400
A child that continues to use holophrases up to ages 2-4 may be guilty of this.
What is Simplification
400
This type of anxiety often appears around 6 months of age and frequently disappears just as suddenly.
What is Stranger Anxiety?
400
Infants who look to see how everyone else is responding to a situation are said to be doing this.
What is Social Referencing?
500
This test, developed by David Wechsler, is designed for children, ages 3-7
What is Wechsler Primary and Preschool Scale of Intelligence (WPPSI)
500
Many believe that the key to being creative is to have a good one of these.
What is a Knowledge base.
500
Actor, Action, or Object; this is what children tend to focus on first in their attempts at language.
What is Action.
500
These are the three stages of Hospital-based Separation Anxiety.
What is Protest, Despair, and Detachment?
500
Of the different types of temperament, this is the only one where infants often show irregular eating and sleeping patterns.
What is the Difficult temperament