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Canada's Food Guide

Fruits and Veggies F-7-8, M-8-10


Grains F-6-7, M-8


Milk and alternatives Both 2


Meat and alternatives F-2, M-3

Growth

Increase in physical size

Development

Progressive acquisition of skills and the capacity to function

Maturation

Total process in which skills and potential that are independent of practice or training emerge

Cephalocaudal

Growth and development that begins at the head and progress to feet

Proximodistal

Growth and development that progresses from the center of the body toward the extremities

Heredity

Genetics

2 major influences on growth and development

Genetics and environment

Erickson's theory

8 skills throughout life where skills must be mastered


Trust vs mistrust


Autonomy vs shame


Initiative vs guilt


Industry vs inferiority


Identity vs role confusion


Intimacy vs isolation


Generativity vs stagnation


Ego vs integrity

Piaget's theory

Sensorimotor


Preoperational


Concrete operational


Formal operational

Maslow's theory

Pyramid


Top


Self actualization-self fulfillment


Self esteem-need to feel good about yourself


Belonging-feeling lived/accepted


Safety needs-free from danger risk


Physiological needs-food water shelter

Sexuality

A Central aspect of being human throughout life and encompasses sex gender identities and roles sexual orientation eroticism pleasure intimacy and reproduction

Self esteem


An individual's overall self worth

Self concept

The mental image you have of yourself

Nutrient

Elements supplied by food that are necessary for body process and function

Glycemic index

Carbs ranked on the effect they have on blood glucose levels and insulin response


Higher release rate of glucose higher GI