18 Questions
According to Louise Bates Ames, what advice does she give to parents?
To appreciate the wonder of growth and respect the child's immaturity
Which level of Bronfenbrenner's Ecological Systems Theory includes parents, siblings, and daycares?
Microsystem
What is the outermost level in an ecological model according to Bronfenbrenner?
Macrosystem
In terms of child development, what does the mesosystem represent?
Connections between Microsystems like home, school, and neighborhood
Which principle of development focuses on observing new developments every week and every month?
Reciprocal Interweaving
What should parents anticipate about a child's development?
Creeping before walking and speaking single words before sentences
What is the function of dendrites in a neuron?
Receive messages like antennas
Which part of a neuron contains the biochemical machinery to keep the neuron alive?
The Cell Body
What is the function of the myelin sheath in a neuron?
Surround axons with a layer of fatty material
Which factor can influence a child's growth and development according to Gesell?
Early nutrition
According to Gesell, what are the two major forces that influence children's growth and development?
Environment and genes
What role do glial cells play in holding neurons in place?
Insulate neurons
What is the main function of the brain mentioned in the text?
Controls autonomic functions
At what age does the eruption of teeth typically begin in infants?
5-6 months
Which type of teeth are referred to as 'milky or deciduous or temporary teeth'?
Primary teeth
What happens during the newborn's movement according to the text?
Random and uncoordinated movements
Which system is responsible for carrying out bodily functions and responses to external stimuli?
Nervous System
What evidence is mentioned regarding a newborn infant's preference for fluids in the text?
Preference for sweet fluids
Learn about parenting advice given by Louise Bates Ames, a follower of Gesell's theories. Discover the importance of appreciating your child's growth, respecting their immaturity, and anticipating their developmental milestones.
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