Quizlet Child Dev (Toddlers)

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  1. cooperative play: at 3 years children play WITH one another
  2. Dramatic play: It provides an outlet for thoughts and feelings
  3. Dramatic play: It helps Children to slove personal problems
  4. Dramatic play: It helps children expand their imagination
  5. eating habits: established early in life, and may affect adult weight
  6. eating habits: severe malnutrition may cause brain damage
  7. egocentric: They think the whole world revolves around them
  8. egocentric: children thinks that people see the world the same way the child does
  9. Emotional: more aware of feelings
  10. Emotional: can't separate real from pretend
  11. emotional development: self confidence is built throurgh a loving relationship
  12. emotional development: to enhance emotional development, provide an environment that fosters independence and trust
  13. example fine motor skill: putting together a puzzle
  14. example large motor skills: running, kicking the ball, etc.
  15. fine motor skills: exact, acute movements
  16. fine motor skills: development of fine muscles
  17. Intellectual development: An example is acquiring language abilities, and being able to follow instructions
  18. Intellectual development: read to a childon a regular basis to introduce reading to a child
  19. language: be good language model
  20. language: kids ask alot of questions because they are curious
  21. language: children understand many words even though they can't say them
  22. large motor skills: movements of large muscle groups
  23. moral development: The process of basing behavior on what you believe is right or wrong
  24. moral development: The best way to build a conscience is to bea good example
  25. motor skills: simple to complex
  26. motor skills: develops from head to toe
  27. motor skills: coordinated movements of body parts
  28. motor skills: when child masters developmental task, can move on to next level
  29. parallel play: children play NEAR but not actually WITH
  30. parallel play: most common form of child's play
  31. Physical: head is big as its going to get
  32. physical growth: is fastest in infants
  33. physical growth: the average child learns to walk between 9-15 months
  34. piaget: believes that development takes place in an orderly fashion
  35. piaget: babies are in the sensorimotor period, and learn through their senses
  36. piaget: babies under four months do not understand object permanence
  37. piaget: In a conservation experiment, children think that a nickel is more than a dime
  38. social development: learning to get along with others
  39. social development: play helps a child learn to share and cooperate
  40. solitary play: ignore other children who are nearby
  41. toilet training: children might be frightened by the flushing of the toilet
  42. toilet training: potty training should begin when a child is about 2 years old
  43. toilet training: if a child resists toilet training, drop the subject for a while