EDUC 15
問題一覧
1
According the World Health Organization adolescents are those people
Between 10 and 19 years of age.
2
An individual's developmental stage significantly influences the ability to
learn
3
The union of a male sperm cell and a female egg cell to form a new organism.
conception
4
These are drugs that act on the nervous system to alter states of consciousness modify
perceptions and change moods.
psychoactive drugs
5
These are two drugs that lower intelligence in children and cause ADHD.
Marijuana and Heroin
6
The impact of the use of television and other media like the computer has gained popularity
because students are given opportunity to the following except one, which is it?
Work individually
7
At what age of, do most children will have learned to play sports like swimming, basketball,
volleyball and running?
10-11
8
It is a unique stage of human development and an important time for laying the foundations of
good health.
adolescence
9
He describes three phases of learning as dependence, independence, and interdependence
Musinski
10
In what stage do children gain access to new settings and encounter pressures that present th
with distinctive developmental challenges?
middle childhood
11
Asking questions is the hallmark of this age group, and curiosity abounds as they explore places and things.
Infancy and Toddlerhood
12
According to Vander Zanden, Exploration of self and the environment becomes paramount and
stimulant for further physical development.
Infancy and Toddlerhood
13
Learning during this time period occurs through interactions with others and through mimicking
or modeling the behaviors of playmates and adults.
Early Childhood
14
During this stage the children gain access to new settings and encounter pressures that present
them with distinctive developmental challenges.
Middle Childhood
15
The pre schooler.
Early Childhood
16
The intermediate schooler
Middle Childhood
17
It is regarded as the troublesome age and quarrelsome age.
Late Childhood
18
It consists of three stages, geminal, embryonic and fetal.
Pre-natal Period
19
Educators call it as - elementary school age and critical period.
Late Childhood
20
Psychologists named this stage as - gang age, creative age and play age.
Late Childhood
21
Zygote becomes Embryo.
Embryonic Stage.
22
Growth and development continue dramatically during this period.
Fetal Stage
23
The genital can now be Identified as male or female.
Fetal Stage
24
By the end of the stage, the fertilized egg becomes a blastocyst and plants itself in the wall of uterus.
Germinal stage
25
Happens 2 to 8 weeks after conception.
Embryonic Stage.
26
During this stage the following are distinguished: face, forehead, eyelids, nose, chin, upper and
lower arms, hands, lower limbs.
Fetal Stage
27
It has become more active by moving its arms and legs, opens and closes its mouth, and move its head.
Fetal Stage
28
The attachment of the zygote to the uterine wall.
Germinal stage
29
Organs appear during this stage.
Embryonic Stage.
30
Life support systems for the embryo develop during this stage.
Embryonic Stage.
31
Hairs start to grow in the armpit and pubic area.
both boys and girls
32
Semen may be released when he is awake or even during asleep.
boys
33
May also have swelling on their chest to go away within a year.
boys
34
Small lumps from behind the nipple may occur, which sometime could be painful eventually, the
pain goes away.
girls
35
The vulva starts in increase a bit.
girls
36
During this stage, penis and scrotum start to grow.
boys
37
The Vagina gets longer and the uterus gets bigger during this stage.
girls
38
There is subtle increase in testicles size when they reach this stage.
boys
39
The following are barriers of learning except one. Which one is it?
creativity
40
It is the tendency to endow inanimate objects with life and consciousness.
Animistic thinking
41
Any agent that causes birth defect.
Teratogen
42
A term derived From Greek word means "monster."
Tera
43
It is described as the field that investigates the causes of congenital (birth) defects.
Teratology
44
They are referred to as "The High Schoolers."
adolescence
45
Crying and fussing are the major forms of communication for
Infants
46
Exposure to ___,___,___ and _ may cause abnormalities in the sperm that lead to miscarriage/diseases such as childhood cancer
lead, radiation, certain pesticides, petrochemicals
47
This is the process of organ formation during the first two months of pre-natal development.
organogenesis
48
Piaget's cognitive developmental theory stresses on
Mental processes
49
It should allow us to predict and explain human behavior.
theory
50
Complete the graph
28. Red
behavior
51
Complete the graph
29. Green
person
52
Complete the graph
30. Yellow
environment
53
The above diagram is
Bandura's Social Cognitive Model
54
1.
Parietal Lobe
55
2.
Occipital Lobe
56
3.
Cerebellum
57
4.
Spinal Cord
58
5.
Temporal Lobe
59
6.
Frontal Lobe
60
It controls hearing, language and memory processing.
Temporal lobe.
61
Controls voluntary movement, thinking and personality.
Frontal lobe
62
Responsible for the vision.
Occipital lobe
63
It is for speech, language, attention, sensation and motor control.
Parietal Lobe
64
Any observable characteristic or trait of an organism.
Phenotype
65
It encloses and protects the brain.
Skull
66
It is known us the nerve cells. Use the options in number 17.
Neuron
67
Turner Syndrome and Down Syndromes are forms of
chromosomal abnormalities
68
He is the child who is more peer-oriented, less achievement oriented, less intellectually inclined but gets great deal of love and attention.
Youngest Child
69
The child who develops more rapidly and intellectually than other children.
The Only Child
70
He gets more attentions.
First Born
71
This child gets less attention and is less achievement oriented.
Middle Born
72
It is defined as the transmission of physical characteristic from parents to children through their genes.
Heredity
73
The science that deals with the study of Heredity.
Geneology
74
It determines the quality of the opportunity a child gets.
Socio economic Factor
75
The following are the bioecological system theory except:
Ecosystem
76
Refers to the smallest and immediate environment where the child spend most of his time.
Microsystem
77
It is considered as the largest and the most distant of places and people that have significant
influence on a child.
Macrosystem
78
It involves personal relationships.
Mesosystem
79
A link between two or more settings that the child may or may not be directly involved.
Exosystem
80
Exosystem involves
parent work places, neighborhood, school
81
Domain that focuses on how we think and processes information that we acquired through
senses.
Cognitive
82
It is the dimension time that influence both the changes and constancy in child's life.
chronosystem
83
Brain undergoes structural changes, Parietal Lobe matures during what age
12
84
During this age brackets, frontal lobe and prefrontal cortex matures.
18-25
85
The adolescents reason in more abstract, idealistic and in logical ways.
Formal operational
86
The child begins to represent the world with words and images.
Pre-operational stage
87
11-15 years of age.
Formal Operational Stqge
88
The child can reason logically about concrete events and classify objects into different sets.
Concrete Operational Stage
89
The infant construct an understanding of the world by coordinating sensory experiences with
physical actions.
Sensorimotor stage
90
7-11 years of age
Concrete Operational Stage
91
Birth to 2 years of age.
Sensorimotor stage
92
Which are the Factors influencing physical development
Heredity, Environment, Balance Diet
93
He or she can walk on tip toe.
.2.5-4 yo.
問題一覧
1
According the World Health Organization adolescents are those people
Between 10 and 19 years of age.
2
An individual's developmental stage significantly influences the ability to
learn
3
The union of a male sperm cell and a female egg cell to form a new organism.
conception
4
These are drugs that act on the nervous system to alter states of consciousness modify
perceptions and change moods.
psychoactive drugs
5
These are two drugs that lower intelligence in children and cause ADHD.
Marijuana and Heroin
6
The impact of the use of television and other media like the computer has gained popularity
because students are given opportunity to the following except one, which is it?
Work individually
7
At what age of, do most children will have learned to play sports like swimming, basketball,
volleyball and running?
10-11
8
It is a unique stage of human development and an important time for laying the foundations of
good health.
adolescence
9
He describes three phases of learning as dependence, independence, and interdependence
Musinski
10
In what stage do children gain access to new settings and encounter pressures that present th
with distinctive developmental challenges?
middle childhood
11
Asking questions is the hallmark of this age group, and curiosity abounds as they explore places and things.
Infancy and Toddlerhood
12
According to Vander Zanden, Exploration of self and the environment becomes paramount and
stimulant for further physical development.
Infancy and Toddlerhood
13
Learning during this time period occurs through interactions with others and through mimicking
or modeling the behaviors of playmates and adults.
Early Childhood
14
During this stage the children gain access to new settings and encounter pressures that present
them with distinctive developmental challenges.
Middle Childhood
15
The pre schooler.
Early Childhood
16
The intermediate schooler
Middle Childhood
17
It is regarded as the troublesome age and quarrelsome age.
Late Childhood
18
It consists of three stages, geminal, embryonic and fetal.
Pre-natal Period
19
Educators call it as - elementary school age and critical period.
Late Childhood
20
Psychologists named this stage as - gang age, creative age and play age.
Late Childhood
21
Zygote becomes Embryo.
Embryonic Stage.
22
Growth and development continue dramatically during this period.
Fetal Stage
23
The genital can now be Identified as male or female.
Fetal Stage
24
By the end of the stage, the fertilized egg becomes a blastocyst and plants itself in the wall of uterus.
Germinal stage
25
Happens 2 to 8 weeks after conception.
Embryonic Stage.
26
During this stage the following are distinguished: face, forehead, eyelids, nose, chin, upper and
lower arms, hands, lower limbs.
Fetal Stage
27
It has become more active by moving its arms and legs, opens and closes its mouth, and move its head.
Fetal Stage
28
The attachment of the zygote to the uterine wall.
Germinal stage
29
Organs appear during this stage.
Embryonic Stage.
30
Life support systems for the embryo develop during this stage.
Embryonic Stage.
31
Hairs start to grow in the armpit and pubic area.
both boys and girls
32
Semen may be released when he is awake or even during asleep.
boys
33
May also have swelling on their chest to go away within a year.
boys
34
Small lumps from behind the nipple may occur, which sometime could be painful eventually, the
pain goes away.
girls
35
The vulva starts in increase a bit.
girls
36
During this stage, penis and scrotum start to grow.
boys
37
The Vagina gets longer and the uterus gets bigger during this stage.
girls
38
There is subtle increase in testicles size when they reach this stage.
boys
39
The following are barriers of learning except one. Which one is it?
creativity
40
It is the tendency to endow inanimate objects with life and consciousness.
Animistic thinking
41
Any agent that causes birth defect.
Teratogen
42
A term derived From Greek word means "monster."
Tera
43
It is described as the field that investigates the causes of congenital (birth) defects.
Teratology
44
They are referred to as "The High Schoolers."
adolescence
45
Crying and fussing are the major forms of communication for
Infants
46
Exposure to ___,___,___ and _ may cause abnormalities in the sperm that lead to miscarriage/diseases such as childhood cancer
lead, radiation, certain pesticides, petrochemicals
47
This is the process of organ formation during the first two months of pre-natal development.
organogenesis
48
Piaget's cognitive developmental theory stresses on
Mental processes
49
It should allow us to predict and explain human behavior.
theory
50
Complete the graph
28. Red
behavior
51
Complete the graph
29. Green
person
52
Complete the graph
30. Yellow
environment
53
The above diagram is
Bandura's Social Cognitive Model
54
1.
Parietal Lobe
55
2.
Occipital Lobe
56
3.
Cerebellum
57
4.
Spinal Cord
58
5.
Temporal Lobe
59
6.
Frontal Lobe
60
It controls hearing, language and memory processing.
Temporal lobe.
61
Controls voluntary movement, thinking and personality.
Frontal lobe
62
Responsible for the vision.
Occipital lobe
63
It is for speech, language, attention, sensation and motor control.
Parietal Lobe
64
Any observable characteristic or trait of an organism.
Phenotype
65
It encloses and protects the brain.
Skull
66
It is known us the nerve cells. Use the options in number 17.
Neuron
67
Turner Syndrome and Down Syndromes are forms of
chromosomal abnormalities
68
He is the child who is more peer-oriented, less achievement oriented, less intellectually inclined but gets great deal of love and attention.
Youngest Child
69
The child who develops more rapidly and intellectually than other children.
The Only Child
70
He gets more attentions.
First Born
71
This child gets less attention and is less achievement oriented.
Middle Born
72
It is defined as the transmission of physical characteristic from parents to children through their genes.
Heredity
73
The science that deals with the study of Heredity.
Geneology
74
It determines the quality of the opportunity a child gets.
Socio economic Factor
75
The following are the bioecological system theory except:
Ecosystem
76
Refers to the smallest and immediate environment where the child spend most of his time.
Microsystem
77
It is considered as the largest and the most distant of places and people that have significant
influence on a child.
Macrosystem
78
It involves personal relationships.
Mesosystem
79
A link between two or more settings that the child may or may not be directly involved.
Exosystem
80
Exosystem involves
parent work places, neighborhood, school
81
Domain that focuses on how we think and processes information that we acquired through
senses.
Cognitive
82
It is the dimension time that influence both the changes and constancy in child's life.
chronosystem
83
Brain undergoes structural changes, Parietal Lobe matures during what age
12
84
During this age brackets, frontal lobe and prefrontal cortex matures.
18-25
85
The adolescents reason in more abstract, idealistic and in logical ways.
Formal operational
86
The child begins to represent the world with words and images.
Pre-operational stage
87
11-15 years of age.
Formal Operational Stqge
88
The child can reason logically about concrete events and classify objects into different sets.
Concrete Operational Stage
89
The infant construct an understanding of the world by coordinating sensory experiences with
physical actions.
Sensorimotor stage
90
7-11 years of age
Concrete Operational Stage
91
Birth to 2 years of age.
Sensorimotor stage
92
Which are the Factors influencing physical development
Heredity, Environment, Balance Diet
93
He or she can walk on tip toe.
.2.5-4 yo.