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Experiencing the Lifespan Study Set 1
Quiz 6: Middle Childhood
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Question 1
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Describe the developmental changes in aggression that occur over childhood.
Question 2
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According to Erik Erikson, the developmental task of early childhood is initiative, while the developmental task of middle childhood is _____.
Question 3
Essay
Felix is a 10-year-old boy who is always in trouble for hurting other children, and has been labeled as an "antisocial child." Felix has decided that the world is out to get him, and he misreads even kind acts as insults. First, identify the developmental pathway that may have made Felix the person he is today, and then label his paranoid worldview.
Question 4
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Akin is an exuberant child who has a very high opinion of himself and always seems to be in the center of any activity, whether or not his teacher wants him to be there. Minnie thinks very little of herself and has given up trying to make good grades. What steps might the teacher take to promote realistic self-esteem in Akin and Minnie?
Question 5
Essay
Explain the information-processing approach.
Question 6
Short Answer
_____ refer to the skills involved in regulating and monitoring behavior.
Question 7
Short Answer
The memory stage in which people transform material into information they later remember is called _____ memory.
Question 8
Essay
Three fourth-grade children are in their school playground: a shy, anxious girl; a self-confident, happy child; and a child who has externalizing tendencies. The children are shocked to see a classmate run past them with an angry bird pecking her on the head. The girl is frightened and injured by the bird. What reactions might you expect from each of the children who witnessed the attack?
Question 9
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Maria is strongly opposed to the current emphasis on diagnosing U.S. children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), while Chilo argues that this category is valid and lifesaving. First, make Maria's case, and then make Chilo's case.