Exam 4: Physical Development and Health in Infancy and Toddlerhood

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______are controlled by the midbrain and medulla and fade during the first year of life.

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Caloric deficiency is to______ ; as insufficient protein is to______ .

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The _______________ method of researching perceptual abilities in neonates utilizes the child's tendency to demonstrate a decrease in interest to a repeatedly presented stimulus.

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The Manuels have taken their infant Kayla for her 4-month well-baby visit. The nurse practitioner has been reviewing some of the standard well baby practices. She urges the Manuels to place Kayla on her ______to sleep.

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__________ is an adaptive reflex that occurs when the neonate's check is stroked. The infant will turn their head towards the source of the touch and begin to suck.

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_____________- is the ability of infants to coordinate information from more than one sense.

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In the classic study by Gibson and Walk (1960), babies over the age of 6 months

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______is the process by which individual axons are insulated with fatty sheaths to enhance efficiency.

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Sam and Elizabeth are sisters. Sam is 2 years old, and Elizabeth is 4 years old. Their father has noticed that Elizabeth can run for a longer period without needing to stop. Which of the following explains this difference?

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The _________ theory of perceptual development is supported by the existence of good visual acuity, some color vision, and some tracking capabilities at birth.

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Sleep patterns may increase the risk of sudden infant death syndrome. Children who______Show an increased risk of sudden infant death syndrome.

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______is an example of an adaptive reflex.

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Raj is 3 months old. His parents have agreed to his participation in a study at the university.Raj is played a sound through a set of tiny headphones. His heart rate is measured. This sound is played until his heart rate has stabilized. Raj then is played a second different sound. His heart rate is measured again. Which of the following techniques is being employed in this research?

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Unused neural connections are removed due to a process called

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To increase the efficiency of the conduction of neural electrical information,_________ of individual axons occurs throughout childhood and adolescence.

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The Caseys have agreed to enroll their 2-month-old Kate in a research study on vision. Kate is shown two stimuli. The amount of time she attends to each is measured. The______Method is being employed in this research.

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Fine motor skills are to______ as gross motor skills are to .

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At birth the midbrain and the medulla are the most sophisticated of the areas of the brain. These areas regulate

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Dynamic systems theory has been employed to explain motor skill development. Define dynamic systems theory. Demonstrate how this theory is useful in explaining motor development.

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The integration of information from two or more sensory modalities is called

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