Child Development: School-Age Child

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What is the primary cause of death among adolescents?

Injuries

Which of the following is a symptom of Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)?

Tender abdominal and breast

What is the term for difficult menstruation with painful sensations?

Dysmenorrheal

What is the estimated percentage of deaths in girls due to physical injuries?

40%

What can be given to alleviate symptoms of Premenstrual Syndrome?

Diuretics and tranquilizers

What is the impact of Premenstrual Syndrome on an individual's academic performance?

Poor achievement in high school

According to Erikson, what is the psychosocial crisis faced by adolescents between 13-18 years?

Identity vs. Role Diffusion

What is the primary focus of adolescents during the genital stage according to Freud?

Engaging in sexual relations and masturbation

What is the result of an adolescent's inability to formulate a satisfactory identity?

Sense of self-confusion

What is the primary reason for the increased need for calcium during adolescence?

Skeletal growth

According to Erikson, what is the outcome of developing a sense of identity during adolescence?

Sense of intimacy

What is the nutritional need that adolescents usually meet sufficiently?

Protein

What is the primary way a school-age child develops their sense of self-worth?

By becoming involved in multiple activities

What is the cognitive stage of development for a 7- to 11-year-old according to Piaget?

Concrete operational stage

Why is it important for adults to set realistic expectations for school-age children?

To avoid creating a sense of inferiority

What is a key skill that children develop during the concrete operational stage?

The ability to see things from another person's point of view

What is a key factor in promoting mastery and self-esteem in school-age children?

Building on successful experiences

What is the relationship between achieving success in developing new skills and a child's sense of self-worth?

Achieving success increases a child's sense of self-worth

Learn about the cognitive and social development of a school-age child, including their sense of self-worth, learning interests, and skill-building activities. Explore the role of parents, teachers, and coaches in supporting their growth. Understand how achievement of new skills impacts their sense of competence.

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