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16 Cards in this Set
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Why is the stage called latency?
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because its a quiet period between preschool age and puberty
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When is the cerebral cortex completely myelinated
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age 7
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What is the age range for the school age child?
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6-12
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When do kids lose baby teeth?
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early school age kids
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What happens to weight during 6-12
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doubles
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When does puberty begin?
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ages 10-12 , end of latency state
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What is lateralization
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one hemisphere of brain becomes dominant
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What are the three hallmarks of brain development in school age?
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1) lateralization
2) changes in electrical activity 3) increase in head circumference 4) myelination of cortex |
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What is the change of cognitive development in the school aged child?
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preoperational to concrete operations
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What is the concrete operations period?
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school age child can not manipulate ideas in absence of objects,
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What things change in the concrete operations phase?
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-logical
-reversibility -not egocentric |
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What is the conservation principle?
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school aged kids can understand the conservation of size quantity or weight despite altered appearance
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What is the name that Freud had for the school aged child stage?
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Latency
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What is the role of self esteem in school age kids?
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Preeminent force predicting academic and social functioning
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What is the morality shift in schoolaged kids?
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social acceptability for social order
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What is Erikson's stage for the school aged child? What is the goal?
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Industry versus inferiority
goal: competence |
