Child Growth and Development (CGDR) Exam Bundle Graded A+

Freud - Answer-His psychoanalytical theory indicated that if patient's talked about their problems, they could be restored to psychological health. Freud listened to, probed and analyzed his patients. He was convinced that their problems came from an earlier stage in life. *Psychoanalytic Perspect...

Sensori-motor stage - Answer-0-24 months; rooting; characterized by action-orientated problem solving, preoperational stage - Answer-2-6 yrs; replaced by words and closing of symbolic reasoning; reason with pre concepts; at this stage they are able to organize mental images of events and object...

Cephalocaudal ( Latin for head-to-tail) Operation - Answer-Growth of the head and upper body precede (before the) growth in the lower body Proximodistal (near-to-far) Principle - Answer-The body grows form the center outward Colostrum - Answer-A thin, yellowish fluid secreted by the breast for...

Do the terms growth and development mean the same thing? Explain. - Answer-Growth refers to change in size, like weight or length. Development refers to changes in physical, social, emotional, and intellectual abilities. Head to Toe Development - Answer-A newborn's progression from lifting their...

What are neurons? - Answer-Nerve cells. What are neural pathways? What causes them to develop? - Answer-The links between neurons that are developed by stimulation and allow you to control body functions and learn. Responses to experiences allow them to develop. Both a newborn and a six-month-...

Adolescence - Answer-Physical growth is particularly rapid during infancy and ___. Growth Hormone - Answer-Sleep is essential for normal growth because this is when most ___ is secreted. Avoiding Contamination - Answer-Breast- feeding has many advantages for infants, including protecting from ...

Physical Changes between ages 2 and 6 - Answer-*A healthy 6 yo in a developed nation weighs 40-50 pounds (18-22kilograms) and their height is 3/12 feet (100+ centimeters); adult proportions: legs equal about half of total height *shift from the bobble head proportions to adult proportions *Eating...

Growth - Answer-Growth is defined as specific body changes and increases in the child's size, proceeding from the head downward and from the center of the body outward. Development - Answer-typically refers to an increase in complexity, a change from relatively simple to more complicated. Develo...

Key point: - Answer-Growth is defined as a specific body changes and increase in the childs size. Growth proceeds from the head downward and from the center of the body outward. Children differ in their growth. Principles of child development - Answer-Development typically refers to an increase i...

Growth - Answer-Specific body changes and increases in the child's size. 10, triple - Answer-During the first year of an infant's life, babies can grow _____ inches in length and __________ their birth weight. 5 - Answer-After the first year, a baby's growth in length slows to ____ inches a...

growth - Answer-refers to specific body changes and increases in the child's size, such as a child's height, weight, head circumference and body mass index. development - Answer-typically refers to an increase in complexity, a change from relatively simple to more complicated. Development usu...

What does growth refer to? - Answer-specific body changes in a child's... size height weight head circumference body mass can be measured What does development refer to? - Answer-An increase in complexity, a change from relatively simple to more complicated The development involves... ...

5 Principles of Development use your hand to remember - Answer-All areas of development are interrelated Development proceeds from general to specific Development is continuous Development Is similar for all Development proceeds at different rates Development - Answer-Increase in complexity ,...

How do children develop a sense of their gender identity and how does their understanding of gender change over time? - Answer-- 3 years of age, associate self with gender - 5 years believe gender stays the same Be able to talk about both the cognitive-developmental theory and social-learning th...

What are risk factors and how do they operate to influence a child's outcome? - Answer-Risk factors are variables that increase chances of negative outcomes. Acute risk factors are single incidents, such as a one-time move or a parent divorce. Chronic risk factors are long-term or repeating, such a...

CDA advisor - Answer-Person who councils and helps train candidates for the child development associate credential. Maria Montessori - Answer-Children develop at their own pace and gain knowledge by actively using their senses. Sigmund Freud - Answer-Psychological problems occur in adults when...

What factors influence child's growth and development? - Answer-...This course will teach you the basic principals of child growth and development. What are the developmental domains? - Answer-...you will learn how these principles affect children's learning. Define Growth - Answer-A is spec...

Are Growth and Development the same thing? - Answer-No, Growth refers to specific body changes and increases in the child size. Development typically refers to an increase in complexity a change from relatively simple to more complicated. We define growth as specific_______________________-and___...

What is a theory? - Answer-A set of facts or principles analyzed in relation to one another and used to explain phenomena(a fact or behavior that can be observed) How do you create a positive environment for children in your care? - Answer-*Ensure learning centers have ample space for movement. ...

What factors have a great influence on the development of children and the decisions child care proffesionals take in planning their learning and care? - Answer-Internal and external Why is nutrition important? - Answer-Food gives energy to get through the day and learn and grow. Why are exerc...

As a child care professional, you have the responsibility of choosing learning strategies that are both age appropriate and challenging. what must child care have an understanding of ? - Answer-*Typical behaviors and abilities of children at certain ages. *What children should know and be able to d...

Young children are developing in all the domains_____________________________________________. - Answer-Simultaneously Each domain is equally_____________________________________ _to the growth and development of a child. - Answer-Important Rapid physical growth leads to increased and more ref...

What you know about how children_______________________________and_____________________________. - Answer-Develop Learn What you know about the strengths,_________________________, and interests of individual children. - Answer-Needs What you know about the_____________________________ and c...

Infants - Answer-Birth to One Year Toddlers - Answer-One to Three Preschool - Answer-Three to Five Kindergartners - Answer-Five to Six Primary - Answer-Six to Eight When must we start label children with specific learning disabilities - Answer-8 years old True or False Relationship...

What is development? - Answer-changes that a human being experiences from conception to maturity What is developmental milestone? - Answer-changes and achievements which occur throughout the lifespan What are examples of developmental milestone? - Answer-Sitting upright, crawling, standing, an...

Typical Development - Answer-Typical development in children gives a generic picture of progress compared to same-age peers. When a child falls within the typical range for development. Atypical Development - Answer-Atypical development appears when a child either lags behind or jumps ahead of ...

Key Principles of Growth & Development - Answer-* Pattern of changes throughout the lifespan involving growth anatomically, physiologically, hereditary and environmental. * The first five years are the fastest time for G & Development. * Involves physical, cognitive, emotional and social aspects w...

different stages of the child's growth and development: - Answer-a.) Newborn b.) Infancy c.) toddler d.) early childhood e.) School age f.) Adolescence Newborn - Answer-e immediately after birth until 1 month Infancy - Answer-period from 1 month until 12 months toddler stage - Answer-...

Growth - Answer-Growth proceeds from the head downward and from the center of the body outward. Children gaining control - Answer-They control the head and neck first then the arms and finally the legs. At birth... - Answer-brain, heart, and spinal cord are full functioning to support the infa...

Growth - Answer-Refers to specific changes in body - size, weight and growth Development - Answer-Refers to increase in complexity - the child acquires more refined knowledge and behavior skills. True - Answer-Children will not grow at perfectly steady rates - they experience growth spurts. ...

The nurse discusses dental care with the parents of a 3-year-old. The nurse explains that by the age of 3, their child should have: 1. 5 "temporary" teeth. 2. 10 "temporary" teeth. 3. 15 "temporary" teeth. 4. 20 "temporary" teeth. - Answer-Answer: 4-20 "temporary teeth" Childre...

A 1-year-old male child is scheduled for a routine exam at the pediatric clinic. The child's birth weight was 8 lbs. 2 oz. The child now weighs 18 pounds, 4 oz. The nurse knows that this weight is: Below the expected weight. Appropriate for the child's age. Above the expected weight. Individ...

Which is an example of cephalocaudal development? a) a child crawls before he walks; walks before he runs; runs before he jumps b) a child lifts his head before lifting his shoulders; sits with support before sitting without support c) a child rakes before developing pincer grasp; develops pince...

prelinguistic - Answer-From 0-12 months Linguisti - Answer-12 months-4 years motor development - Answer-the emergence of the ability to execute physical action fine motor skills - Answer-physical abilities involving small body movements, especially of the hands and fingers, such as drawing ...

Maturation Theory - Answer-growth and development occur in orderly stages and sequence. The individual genetic timetable affects the rate of maturation - Arnold gesell psychodynamic Theory - Answer-behavior is controlled by unconscious urges. Three components of the mind are id ego, and super-ego...

What are the 5 levels of Maslows hierarchy? - Answer-Level 1-Physical Level 2-Comfort and Safety Level 3- Social Level 4-Self-esteem Level 5-Self-Actualizing What are examples of a Physical need? - Answer-*Air to breathe *Shelter to protect *Water to drink *Food to eat *Clothes to wear *...

discipline - Answer-the use of various methods to learn to behave in acceptable ways. guidance - Answer-everything parents do and say to affect their children's behavior intellectual disability - Answer-a condition that limits a person's ability to use his or her mind. physical disability...

Growth - Answer-specific body changes and increases in the child's size such as a child's height, weight, head circumference and BMI Development - Answer-an increase in complexity, a change from relatively simple to more complicated and involves progression where child gains refined knowledge, ...

Growth proceeds from the ________ of the body outward. - Answer-growth proceeds from the HEAD of the body outward. at birth, the brain, heart, and spinal cord are - Answer-fully functioning The finger and toe muscles develop before the arm and leg muscles. - Answer-False: Arm and leg develop f...

What is a theory? - Answer-A set of facts or principles analyzed in relation to one another and used to explain phenomena(a fact or behavior that can be observed) How do you create a positive environment for children in your care? - Answer-*Ensure learning centers have ample space for movement. ...

Growth - Answer-refers to specific body changes and increases in the child's size, such as a child's height, weight, head circumference, and body mass index. These size changes can usually be easily measured. Development - Answer-typically refers to an increase in complexity, a change from rela...

At age 2, Whats the brain percentage of it's total adult weight? - Answer-75% At age 6, Whats the brain percentage of it's total adult weight? - Answer-90% what happens to the corpous callosum during early childhood? - Answer-it grows and myelinates during early childhood, the prefrontal ...