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What is the cephalocaudal growth pattern?
What is the cephalocaudal growth pattern?
What describes the proximodistal growth pattern?
What describes the proximodistal growth pattern?
What are the three major areas of physical development?
What are the three major areas of physical development?
Muscle, Fat and Bone development
What is the ulnar grasp?
What is the ulnar grasp?
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What is authoritarian parenting?
What is authoritarian parenting?
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What is egocentrism according to Piaget's theory?
What is egocentrism according to Piaget's theory?
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What is rejecting-neglecting parenting?
What is rejecting-neglecting parenting?
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What is animism?
What is animism?
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What is underextension?
What is underextension?
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What is crawling?
What is crawling?
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What is explicit memory?
What is explicit memory?
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What is implicit memory?
What is implicit memory?
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What is creeping?
What is creeping?
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What is hitching?
What is hitching?
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What is cruising?
What is cruising?
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What is guilt?
What is guilt?
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What is shame?
What is shame?
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Study Notes
Growth Patterns
- Cephalocaudal growth pattern: Growth begins from the head down to the lower body parts.
- Proximodistal growth pattern: Growth starts at the center of the body and extends outward to the limbs.
Physical Development Areas
- Development in key areas includes muscle, fat, and bone growth.
Motor Skills
- Ulnar grasp: Involves the use of the palm along with the fourth and fifth fingers.
- Crawling: Movement with the abdomen in contact with a surface.
- Creeping: Progressing on hands and knees.
- Hitching: Moving backwards using the buttocks, with less engagement of hands and knees.
- Cruising: Walking while holding onto objects for support.
Memory Types
- Explicit memory: Conscious memories that can be visualized and verbally articulated.
- Implicit memory: Unconscious memories that affect behavior without awareness.
Parenting Styles
- Authoritarian parenting: Characterized by aggression and a correlation with low self-esteem and unhappiness in parents.
- Rejecting-neglecting parenting: Parents show minimal affection and discipline towards their children.
Cognitive Development
- Egocentrism: A concept in Piaget's theory indicating a preoperational child's struggle to consider perspectives other than their own.
- Animism: The young child's belief that inanimate objects possess life.
- Underextension: When a child restricts the meaning of a word too narrowly.
- Overextension: When a child applies a word too broadly, extending its meaning beyond appropriate contexts.
Emotions
- Guilt: A feeling characterized by shame and remorse for perceived wrongdoings.
- Shame: The experience of feeling flawed or exposed in one's inner self.
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Explore key concepts in child development such as growth patterns, physical development, motor skills, memory types, and parenting styles. This quiz covers vital areas that influence a child's growth and cognitive abilities. Test your knowledge on how these factors interact in early childhood development.