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What primarily determines a child's developmental potential?
What primarily determines a child's developmental potential?
- Genetic factors (correct)
- Cultural influences
- Environmental factors
- Social interactions
What role do positive experiences in early childhood play in development?
What role do positive experiences in early childhood play in development?
- They can inhibit brain development.
- They have no impact on brain development.
- They solely impact physical development.
- They enhance brain development, especially in social skills. (correct)
What can adversely affect brain development according to the content?
What can adversely affect brain development according to the content?
- Insults during early embryonic stages (correct)
- Positive environmental factors
- Normal developmental processes
- Genetic predispositions
How do genetic and environmental factors interact in development?
How do genetic and environmental factors interact in development?
What is indicated about the pathway of a child's development?
What is indicated about the pathway of a child's development?
What outcomes can negatively impact brain development later in life?
What outcomes can negatively impact brain development later in life?
What is a primary aspect of sociogenesis?
What is a primary aspect of sociogenesis?
Which of the following factors is critical in the achieved developmental profile of an individual?
Which of the following factors is critical in the achieved developmental profile of an individual?
What is included in gross motor development?
What is included in gross motor development?
Which type of language development focuses on the ability to formulate language?
Which type of language development focuses on the ability to formulate language?
Which domain relates to reasoning and problem-solving skills in children?
Which domain relates to reasoning and problem-solving skills in children?
What does social and emotional development encompass?
What does social and emotional development encompass?
What do the Bayley Scales measure?
What do the Bayley Scales measure?
What could a delay in just the motor skills domain indicate?
What could a delay in just the motor skills domain indicate?
Which domain does adaptive behavior fall under?
Which domain does adaptive behavior fall under?
Which of the following is NOT a domain of development mentioned?
Which of the following is NOT a domain of development mentioned?
At what age do babies typically start to demonstrate the use of 'mummy' and 'daddy' with meaning?
At what age do babies typically start to demonstrate the use of 'mummy' and 'daddy' with meaning?
Which developmental understanding is significantly improved by the age of 10 months?
Which developmental understanding is significantly improved by the age of 10 months?
What is a notable social behavior that emerges in babies around 6 to 12 months?
What is a notable social behavior that emerges in babies around 6 to 12 months?
What behavioral characteristic commonly develops in babies by 8 months?
What behavioral characteristic commonly develops in babies by 8 months?
From what age do babies typically show a greater interest in interacting with other babies?
From what age do babies typically show a greater interest in interacting with other babies?
What type of imitation behavior is commonly observed in babies aged 6 to 12 months?
What type of imitation behavior is commonly observed in babies aged 6 to 12 months?
What is a normal emotional response exhibited by babies when encountering strangers?
What is a normal emotional response exhibited by babies when encountering strangers?
What is an example of an object that babies may show a preference for during this developmental stage?
What is an example of an object that babies may show a preference for during this developmental stage?
What is one of the key aspects of child development according to the Sheridan Model?
What is one of the key aspects of child development according to the Sheridan Model?
Which of the following skills is associated with postural development?
Which of the following skills is associated with postural development?
At what age range does the motor development, including walking and climbing, typically occur?
At what age range does the motor development, including walking and climbing, typically occur?
Which of the following is a fine motor skill developed in early childhood?
Which of the following is a fine motor skill developed in early childhood?
What type of skills are included under 'Hearing and Speech' in child development?
What type of skills are included under 'Hearing and Speech' in child development?
Which aspect of development involves personal interrelationship in children?
Which aspect of development involves personal interrelationship in children?
What is an example of gross motor skills for children aged 12 to 24 months?
What is an example of gross motor skills for children aged 12 to 24 months?
Which of the following is NOT a focus area in child development from the Sheridan Model?
Which of the following is NOT a focus area in child development from the Sheridan Model?
At what age does a baby typically display the first social smile?
At what age does a baby typically display the first social smile?
What is the primary form of communication for a baby aged 0-6 months?
What is the primary form of communication for a baby aged 0-6 months?
By around what age can a baby start to put small pieces of food in their mouth independently?
By around what age can a baby start to put small pieces of food in their mouth independently?
What social recognition capability does a baby develop at around 4 months of age?
What social recognition capability does a baby develop at around 4 months of age?
Which of the following actions indicates the development of motor skills between 6 and 12 months?
Which of the following actions indicates the development of motor skills between 6 and 12 months?
What concept relating to cognitive development begins to form around 6-12 months?
What concept relating to cognitive development begins to form around 6-12 months?
Which age marks the typical onset of a baby learning to point with their index finger?
Which age marks the typical onset of a baby learning to point with their index finger?
What emotional response might a baby show when facing sudden loud noises?
What emotional response might a baby show when facing sudden loud noises?
How do babies express pleasure when anticipating being fed?
How do babies express pleasure when anticipating being fed?
What type of gestures might a baby use in their early 'conversations'?
What type of gestures might a baby use in their early 'conversations'?
What is a key characteristic of cognitive development in children aged 2 to 3 years?
What is a key characteristic of cognitive development in children aged 2 to 3 years?
At what age can children typically start to produce sentences of 3 to 4 words?
At what age can children typically start to produce sentences of 3 to 4 words?
Which concept do children start to understand around 32 months?
Which concept do children start to understand around 32 months?
What behavior do children exhibit when they refer to themselves as 'I'?
What behavior do children exhibit when they refer to themselves as 'I'?
Why are mothers particularly important to children aged 2 to 3 years?
Why are mothers particularly important to children aged 2 to 3 years?
What do children begin to learn about with the help of their parents?
What do children begin to learn about with the help of their parents?
What is an indication that a child is developing cognitive skills at 2 to 3 years?
What is an indication that a child is developing cognitive skills at 2 to 3 years?
How do children at this age typically respond to strangers?
How do children at this age typically respond to strangers?
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Sociogenesis
Sociogenesis
The development of social and cultural structures.
Development Model
Development Model
Describes how genetics and environment interact to affect development.
Genetic Factors
Genetic Factors
The role of genes in determining possible developmental paths.
Environmental Factors
Environmental Factors
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Early Childhood Experiences
Early Childhood Experiences
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Brain Vulnerability
Brain Vulnerability
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Developmental Pathway
Developmental Pathway
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Adaptive Evolution
Adaptive Evolution
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Gross Motor Development
Gross Motor Development
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Fine Motor Development
Fine Motor Development
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Language Development
Language Development
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Receptive Language
Receptive Language
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Expressive Language
Expressive Language
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Cognitive Development
Cognitive Development
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Socio-Emotional Development
Socio-Emotional Development
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Developmental Domains
Developmental Domains
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Cause-effect understanding
Cause-effect understanding
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Object-purpose relation
Object-purpose relation
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First words
First words
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Social interaction seeking
Social interaction seeking
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Imitation
Imitation
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Separation anxiety
Separation anxiety
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Stranger anxiety
Stranger anxiety
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Comfort object
Comfort object
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0-6 Months Social Development
0-6 Months Social Development
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0-6 Months Emotional Expression
0-6 Months Emotional Expression
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6-12 Months Motor Development
6-12 Months Motor Development
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6-12 Months Cognitive Development
6-12 Months Cognitive Development
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Object Permanence
Object Permanence
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6-8 Months Grasping
6-8 Months Grasping
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Motor-Skills (6-12 months)
Motor-Skills (6-12 months)
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Baby's main communication
Baby's main communication
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Sensory Exploration (6-12 months)
Sensory Exploration (6-12 months)
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Early Language Development (6-12 months)
Early Language Development (6-12 months)
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Sheridan Model
Sheridan Model
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Postural Development
Postural Development
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Global Motricity
Global Motricity
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Fine Motor Skills
Fine Motor Skills
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Object Handling
Object Handling
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Symbolic Activity
Symbolic Activity
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Social Behaviour
Social Behaviour
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School Education
School Education
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Object Manipulation
Object Manipulation
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Sphincter Control
Sphincter Control
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Why Questions?
Why Questions?
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3-4 Word Sentences
3-4 Word Sentences
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Self-Awareness
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Mental Images
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Concept Learning
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Number Sequences
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Study Notes
Growth and Development II
- This lecture covers growth and development in children.
- Phylogenesis, ontogenesis, and sociogenesis are discussed in relation to child development.
- Genetic and environmental factors influence development.
- Key factors include normal and abnormal development, fine and gross motor skills, speech, language, cognitive development, social-emotional development, and adaptive behavior.
- Bayley Scales measure performance in developmental domains in young children.
Child Development Stages
- Newborn (0-1 month): Newborns respond automatically to external stimuli, such as turning their head to a touch. They can recognize some smells, smile or cry, and move their heads. Some newborns show signs of developmental disabilities, such as spina bifida, and genetic disorders.
- Infant (3-6 months): Infants develop new abilities quickly. By 3-6 months, they can control their heads and sometimes bring their hands together. They can babble and respond to their names.
- Toddler (1-3 years): Toddlers can walk without help, climb stairs, jump, hold a crayon, draw, use short sentences, and follow simple instructions. Toddlers have an increasing need for screening for autism during this stage of life (ages 18-24 months).
- Preschool (3-5 years): Children refine motor skills like throwing, skipping, and standing on one foot. They begin to draw people and other items. Developmental disabilities may appear during this stage.
- School age (6-12 years): Children have strong motor skills, can follow directions, and interact with their peers, especially those of the same gender.
- The 5 domains are: fine motor, gross motor, speech and language, cognitive, and socio-emotional.
Developmental Milestones
- 0-6 Months: Rolling, sitting with support, raising head, developing hand control
- 6-12 Months: Crawling, pulling up, cruising (walking with support), grasping objects, and pincer grasp
- 12-24 Months: Walking independently, improved grasp, simple verbal communication, symbolic play
- 2-3 Years: Improved balance, fine motor skills (drawing, eating), greater self-control
- These milestones provide a guideline for development, not a strict standard. Significant deviation could indicate the need for professional intervention.
Bayley Scales
- The Bayley Scales are used to assess development in young children. They measure cognitive, language, motor, social-emotional, and adaptive behaviors, providing a structured assessment.
Red Flags
- Developmental delays or disorders can be indicated by several red flags. Persistent concerns about vision, hearing, motor skill development, low muscle tone, speech development, asymmetry in movement, increased muscle tone, and persistent toe walking may indicate the need for immediate medical attention.
Motor Development Stages
- Detailed information is presented about the specific muscle development, starting with the development of strength and progressing towards more complex movements throughout the earliest stages of infant development. The descriptions also include typical milestones throughout this process.
Cognitive Development Stages
- The information presented details the learning and understanding of cognitive capabilities throughout different age groups.
Socio-Emotional Development Stages
- Throughout these stages, the socio-emotional development is detailed regarding the emotional and social interactions of the children. The description also details behaviors, the development of attachment, and other common experiences during these crucial stages of child development.
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This quiz explores the critical aspects of growth and development in children, focusing on phylogenesis, ontogenesis, and sociogenesis. It delves into both genetic and environmental influences on normal and abnormal development, as well as motor skills and cognitive growth. Assess your understanding of various developmental stages, including milestones and potential disabilities.
