Exam 5: Physical and Cognitive Development in Early Childhood:two to Six Years

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A foundational principle of Vygotsky's theory is that the

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Inclusive preschool programs are effective for children with autistic spectrum disorders, resulting in significant gains in language skills, social interaction skills, play skills, and IQ.

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Your friend Diane is looking at a growth chart for height at the doctor's office, you explain that the steeper line depicts a child who is gaining inches more rapidly than the average child.

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Elaine and Diane are playing house. Elaine is pretending to be mom, Diane is pretending to be Dad, and the dolls are the children. This is an example of ___________ play.

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When 3-year-old Katie says her tricycle is sad because it is in the garage all alone, this is an example of her use of

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This marker of of preoperational development is associated with an explosion of a child wanting to children want to know how and why.

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With obesity rates on the rise, we have seen an increase in the number of children diagnosed with

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There is a lack of evidence that Piaget's stages of cognitive development are universal across all cultures.

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One result of myelination is _______________________.

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When a developmentalist asks a preoperational child to decide whether two sticks of equal length are still equal after you move one stick, the most likely response is:

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Between ages 2 and 6,, the brain gains ___________ percent of its adult weight.

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One defining feature of ______________ is that a young child will demonstrate a deficit on assessments, such as the false-belief task.

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A foundational principle of Piagetian theory is that the social environment shapes children's understanding of the world.

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After helping his mom bake cookies several times, as a result of ________________ Hank has learned how to bake cookies on his own.

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In a recent study, the majority of children who participated in Head Start, approximately ___ showed no significant changes in their school-readiness skills as a result of attending the program for 1 year.

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For healthy bone growth, the World Health Organization emphasizes the importance of

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Research suggests that normal-weight and overweight children experience the same level of risk for unwanted health outcomes, including: depression, low self-esteem, being bullied, and dysfunctional social skills.

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In the physical domain, the _________ hemisphere controls the left side of the body while the ____________ hemisphere, controls the right side of the body.

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Decreased myelination allows neurons to communicate at a more rapid pace.

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One of the results of lateralization manifests as ________________.

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