Ch. 9 Physical Dev.
Ch. 9 Cognitive Dev.
Ch. 10 Emotional Dev.
Ch. 10 Social Dev.
100

most common chronic childhood illness in the United States

asthma

100

True or false: Elementary school children who fail at school assignments that require following complex instructions and tasks with multiple steps often have limited working memories.

True

100

Erikson’s sense of ________ combines several developments of middle childhood: a positive but realistic self-concept, pride in accomplishment, moral responsibility, and cooperative participation with agemates.

industry

100

Benefit of divorce mediation

increases involvement of both parents in child rearing, increases child's reported sense of wellbeing

200

True or false: Children whose parents restrict when, what, and how much they eat are not at risk for weight gain.

False; too many restrictions/too strict of an approach to diet/nutrition can lead children to overindulge or have trouble setting their own boundaries for eating when parents aren't around.

200

True or false: Most gifted children show evenly high ability across academic subjects.

False

200

When Erica’s best friend makes her angry, she takes a deep breath and counts to 10. Erica is using what type of coping?

emotion-centered

200

True or false: The best way to reduce bullying is to teach victims to fight back and retaliate with similar behaviors.

False; this can perpetuate the cycle of violence and victimization. Researchers recommend promoting prosocial attitudes and behaviors in youth environments to reduce bullying.

300
Girls in middle childhood tend to show more advanced ___-motor skills compared to boys.

fine

300

The largest number of U.S. students designated for inclusion in classroom settings have what type of disability?

learning 

300

True or false: Only schoolchildren in Western cultures believe that higher principles must prevail when people’s rights and welfare are at stake.

False; it's a universal trend for middle childhood to be the time that kids start viewing higher moral principles as essential for protecting people's rights and encouraging their wellbeing.

300

During which age range do children first include personality traits in their self-descriptions?

8-11 years

400

Compared with preschoolers, school-age children are ______ agile and have ____ balance.

more; better

400

In Robert Sternberg’s triarchic theory of successful intelligence, intelligent behavior involves balancing which 3 types of intelligences?

analytical, creative, and practical

400

True or false: Pride motivates children to take on further challenges, whereas guilt prompts them to strive for self-improvement.

True

400

Children who make _________  attributions credit their successes to their own abilities. 

mastery-oriented

500

most effective type of intervention for treating childhood obesity

family-based approaches focused on changing weight-related behaviors

500

When presented with Piaget’s conservation tasks, 9-year-old Ramon demonstrates that he can think through a series of steps and then mentally reverse direction. Ramon understands the concept of ________.

reversibility

500

When Maria succeeds at a new task, the instructor for her ________ re-training says, “Your strategies worked! And you really tried hard!”

attribution

500

Alyssa feels comfortable and happy being a girl. This self-evaluation is an example of gender ____.

contentedness