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Senescence - ANSWERSthe idea that your body declines with age Physical Development in Young Adulthood (grey matter, myelination) - ANSWERS-an age of peak physical capabilities -brain reaches maximum size and weight -grey matter continues to be pruned -myelination increases -psychomotor abilit...
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Add to cartSenescence - ANSWERSthe idea that your body declines with age Physical Development in Young Adulthood (grey matter, myelination) - ANSWERS-an age of peak physical capabilities -brain reaches maximum size and weight -grey matter continues to be pruned -myelination increases -psychomotor abilit...
Primary Sex Characteristics - ANSWERSThe organs necessary for reproduction. Example: ovaries, uterus, vagina, testes, penis, scrotum. Secondary Sex Characteristics - ANSWERSMales: broad shoulders, facial hair. Females: hips wider, breasts, body hair, pelvis changes. Tanner's Assessment -...
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Add to cartPrimary Sex Characteristics - ANSWERSThe organs necessary for reproduction. Example: ovaries, uterus, vagina, testes, penis, scrotum. Secondary Sex Characteristics - ANSWERSMales: broad shoulders, facial hair. Females: hips wider, breasts, body hair, pelvis changes. Tanner's Assessment -...
presbyopia - ANSWERSage-related, progressive loss of the eyes' ability to focus on nearby objects due to loss of elasticity in the lens myopia - ANSWERSnear-sightedness. Often need brighter light to see too- need 1/3 brighter light than younger people. presbycusis - ANSWERSage-related, grad...
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Add to cartpresbyopia - ANSWERSage-related, progressive loss of the eyes' ability to focus on nearby objects due to loss of elasticity in the lens myopia - ANSWERSnear-sightedness. Often need brighter light to see too- need 1/3 brighter light than younger people. presbycusis - ANSWERSage-related, grad...
Preschool Years - ANSWERS3-6 years old Middle Childhood - ANSWERS6-adolescents Adolescence - ANSWERS10-13 years Physical Growth in Early Childhood - ANSWERSloss of baby fat, more slender, body proportions become more adult like Physical Growth in Middle Childhood - ANSWERSslow and steady...
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Add to cartPreschool Years - ANSWERS3-6 years old Middle Childhood - ANSWERS6-adolescents Adolescence - ANSWERS10-13 years Physical Growth in Early Childhood - ANSWERSloss of baby fat, more slender, body proportions become more adult like Physical Growth in Middle Childhood - ANSWERSslow and steady...
What is senescence? What changes about the brain occur during this point? - ANSWERSnatural decline of the body that starts in young adulthood; brain matter gets pruned; reaches maximum size and weight; myelination increases What is the CDC recommended amount of exercise that people should engage ...
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Add to cartWhat is senescence? What changes about the brain occur during this point? - ANSWERSnatural decline of the body that starts in young adulthood; brain matter gets pruned; reaches maximum size and weight; myelination increases What is the CDC recommended amount of exercise that people should engage ...
Life-span development - ANSWERSstudy of development across conception to death 8 Stages of Development in order - ANSWERSConception, Infancy, Early childhood, Mid-childhood, adolescence, young adulthood, middle adulthood, later adulthood Conception (time course) - ANSWERSPrenatal. Before birth...
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Add to cartLife-span development - ANSWERSstudy of development across conception to death 8 Stages of Development in order - ANSWERSConception, Infancy, Early childhood, Mid-childhood, adolescence, young adulthood, middle adulthood, later adulthood Conception (time course) - ANSWERSPrenatal. Before birth...
human development - ANSWERSways people grow and change across the lifespan; includes people's biological, cognitive, psychological and social functioning difference between developed and developing countries - ANSWERSdeveloping countries have less wealth than developed countries compare ind...
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Add to carthuman development - ANSWERSways people grow and change across the lifespan; includes people's biological, cognitive, psychological and social functioning difference between developed and developing countries - ANSWERSdeveloping countries have less wealth than developed countries compare ind...
According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, ____________ needs are met by human service agencies that provide food, water, clothing, and shelter to people in need. - ANSWERSphysiological In a mommy's group for new mothers, one infant's parent, a psychotherapist whose work is based on Sigmu...
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Add to cartAccording to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, ____________ needs are met by human service agencies that provide food, water, clothing, and shelter to people in need. - ANSWERSphysiological In a mommy's group for new mothers, one infant's parent, a psychotherapist whose work is based on Sigmu...
1. Biological aging a. is under way in early adulthood. b. begins in middle adulthood. c. is similar among various parts of the body. d. is underway in infancy. - ANSWERSa. is under way in early adulthood. 2. When adults make positive lifestyle changes, telomeres a. decrease in number. ...
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Add to cart1. Biological aging a. is under way in early adulthood. b. begins in middle adulthood. c. is similar among various parts of the body. d. is underway in infancy. - ANSWERSa. is under way in early adulthood. 2. When adults make positive lifestyle changes, telomeres a. decrease in number. ...
How is lifespan development defined? - ANSWERSdevelopment throughout childhood and adulthood What is the difference between the traditional and lifespan views of development? - ANSWERS______ view: development throughout infancy, childhood and adolescence. No change in adulthood or old age _____...
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Add to cartHow is lifespan development defined? - ANSWERSdevelopment throughout childhood and adulthood What is the difference between the traditional and lifespan views of development? - ANSWERS______ view: development throughout infancy, childhood and adolescence. No change in adulthood or old age _____...
What is Growth and Development - ANSWERSgrowth- is process of developing Physically- like height increase and weight increase or Measurable quantity. Development- is about the complex changes in skills and capabilities that individuals experience as they grow and milestones. What are the life s...
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Add to cartWhat is Growth and Development - ANSWERSgrowth- is process of developing Physically- like height increase and weight increase or Measurable quantity. Development- is about the complex changes in skills and capabilities that individuals experience as they grow and milestones. What are the life s...
What is language? - ANSWERS- Form of communication; whether spoken, written, or signed based on a system of symbols -Words used by a community and rules for varying and combining them Infinite Generativity - ANSWERSAbility to produce an endless number of meaningful sentences using a finite set w...
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Add to cartWhat is language? - ANSWERS- Form of communication; whether spoken, written, or signed based on a system of symbols -Words used by a community and rules for varying and combining them Infinite Generativity - ANSWERSAbility to produce an endless number of meaningful sentences using a finite set w...
Which of the following statements best describes the recent and projected demographic changes in the world's elderly population? - ANSWERS-the number of elderly people is growing rapidly and will continue to grow Over the next 40 years, the population of older adults in the U.S. will become __...
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Add to cartWhich of the following statements best describes the recent and projected demographic changes in the world's elderly population? - ANSWERS-the number of elderly people is growing rapidly and will continue to grow Over the next 40 years, the population of older adults in the U.S. will become __...
The psychological and sociocultural dimensions of being female or male refer to an individual's: (knowledge check 1) - ANSWERSgender The traditional and life-span perspectives are contrasting views of developmental change. According to the life-span perspective, when do developmental changes...
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Add to cartThe psychological and sociocultural dimensions of being female or male refer to an individual's: (knowledge check 1) - ANSWERSgender The traditional and life-span perspectives are contrasting views of developmental change. According to the life-span perspective, when do developmental changes...
Bronfenbrenner's ecological model is the application of studying human development in their natural habitat. This is represented by: A) A hierarchy of needs progressing from survival to self-actualization B) Stages of development across the life span C)A step-like progression of skills ...
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Add to cartBronfenbrenner's ecological model is the application of studying human development in their natural habitat. This is represented by: A) A hierarchy of needs progressing from survival to self-actualization B) Stages of development across the life span C)A step-like progression of skills ...
An individual's __________ age is based on actual competence and performance. - ANSWERSFunctional In the United States today, the average __________ is 78.5 years—nearly 76 for men and 81 for women. - ANSWERSLife expectancy In developing nations with widespread poverty, malnutrition, dise...
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Add to cartAn individual's __________ age is based on actual competence and performance. - ANSWERSFunctional In the United States today, the average __________ is 78.5 years—nearly 76 for men and 81 for women. - ANSWERSLife expectancy In developing nations with widespread poverty, malnutrition, dise...
Early childhood size changes - ANSWERSthe average child grows 2 1/2 inches and gains between 5-7 lbs a year during early childhood. Height differences - ANSWERSThe biggest contributors to height differences are ethnic origin and nutrition. Brain development in 3-6 year olds - ANSWERSBy the tim...
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Add to cartEarly childhood size changes - ANSWERSthe average child grows 2 1/2 inches and gains between 5-7 lbs a year during early childhood. Height differences - ANSWERSThe biggest contributors to height differences are ethnic origin and nutrition. Brain development in 3-6 year olds - ANSWERSBy the tim...
Development - ANSWERSsystematic changes and continuities in the individual that occur between conception and death Physical development - ANSWERSgrowth of the body and its organs, functioning of physiological systems include brain, physical signs of aging, changes in motor abilities, etc Cogni...
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Add to cartDevelopment - ANSWERSsystematic changes and continuities in the individual that occur between conception and death Physical development - ANSWERSgrowth of the body and its organs, functioning of physiological systems include brain, physical signs of aging, changes in motor abilities, etc Cogni...
Which approach measures intelligence quantitatively? - ANSWERSpsychometric play involving imaginary people or situations, aka "pretend play", "fantasy play" or "imaginative play" - ANSWERSdramatic play Little Mark plays with a balloon that pops in his face and frightens him. ...
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Add to cartWhich approach measures intelligence quantitatively? - ANSWERSpsychometric play involving imaginary people or situations, aka "pretend play", "fantasy play" or "imaginative play" - ANSWERSdramatic play Little Mark plays with a balloon that pops in his face and frightens him. ...
NATURE/NURTURE - Explain the major issue addressed in the model of development. - ANSWERSNature/Nurture: The longstanding controversy over the relative contributions that genes and experience make to the development of psychological traits and behaviors. ACTIVITY/PASSIVITY - Explain the major ...
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Add to cartNATURE/NURTURE - Explain the major issue addressed in the model of development. - ANSWERSNature/Nurture: The longstanding controversy over the relative contributions that genes and experience make to the development of psychological traits and behaviors. ACTIVITY/PASSIVITY - Explain the major ...
human development - ANSWERSthe multidisciplinary study of how people change and how they remain the same over time nature-nurture issue - ANSWERSthe degree to which genetic or hereditary influences (nature) and experiential or environmental influences (nurture) determine the kind of person you ar...
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Add to carthuman development - ANSWERSthe multidisciplinary study of how people change and how they remain the same over time nature-nurture issue - ANSWERSthe degree to which genetic or hereditary influences (nature) and experiential or environmental influences (nurture) determine the kind of person you ar...
People who reached adulthood around 2000 are an example of a ______. - ANSWERScohort The study of human development is ______, meaning that it integrates research findings from the fields of medicine, anthropology, and sociology. - ANSWERSmultidisciplinary ______ development is characterized b...
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Add to cartPeople who reached adulthood around 2000 are an example of a ______. - ANSWERScohort The study of human development is ______, meaning that it integrates research findings from the fields of medicine, anthropology, and sociology. - ANSWERSmultidisciplinary ______ development is characterized b...
How do different parts of the brain vary in their development? - ANSWERSleft brain grows in spurts while the right brain grows more gradually. Frontal cortex is growing rapidly How do these changes get reflected in verbal and nonverbal behaviors? - ANSWERSlanguage skills (typically housed in the ...
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Add to cartHow do different parts of the brain vary in their development? - ANSWERSleft brain grows in spurts while the right brain grows more gradually. Frontal cortex is growing rapidly How do these changes get reflected in verbal and nonverbal behaviors? - ANSWERSlanguage skills (typically housed in the ...
Research indicates a finding associated with picky eating is ______. - ANSWERSan association with sensory sensitivity Nutritional studies indicate that most children in developed nations ______. - ANSWERSeat enough calories but often fail to get enough vitamins or minerals Plasticity means the...
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Add to cartResearch indicates a finding associated with picky eating is ______. - ANSWERSan association with sensory sensitivity Nutritional studies indicate that most children in developed nations ______. - ANSWERSeat enough calories but often fail to get enough vitamins or minerals Plasticity means the...
Theory - ANSWERS-Orderly integrated set of statements found through numerous studies - widely accepted among scientific community -describes, predicts, & explains behavior Continuous vs. Discontinuous - ANSWERSGradual vs. abrupt stages Universality vs. Context Specificity - ANSWERS-similar...
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Add to cartTheory - ANSWERS-Orderly integrated set of statements found through numerous studies - widely accepted among scientific community -describes, predicts, & explains behavior Continuous vs. Discontinuous - ANSWERSGradual vs. abrupt stages Universality vs. Context Specificity - ANSWERS-similar...
According to behaviorists, gender role distinctions are the result of nurture - ANSWERSTrue According to Erikson's insights children judge themselves as either ___________deciding whether they are competent or incompetent, - ANSWERS... According to Freud, boys in the Phallic psychoanalytic ...
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Add to cartAccording to behaviorists, gender role distinctions are the result of nurture - ANSWERSTrue According to Erikson's insights children judge themselves as either ___________deciding whether they are competent or incompetent, - ANSWERS... According to Freud, boys in the Phallic psychoanalytic ...
Scientists use the term ______ to refer to the information that they collect when they conduct research. - ANSWERSData When using ______ interviews, all participants are given the same set of questions in the exact same order. - ANSWERSStructured ______ research permits researchers to examine ...
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Add to cartScientists use the term ______ to refer to the information that they collect when they conduct research. - ANSWERSData When using ______ interviews, all participants are given the same set of questions in the exact same order. - ANSWERSStructured ______ research permits researchers to examine ...
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