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Final Jeopardy

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$25 Question from Blue

What is Failure to Thrive?

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$25 Answer from Blue

Poor Growth and Slow Developmentoften due to lack of love and attention.

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$50 Question from Blue

What is stranger anxiety? Whyis it viewed as a positive milestone?

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$50 Answer from Blue

Anxiety with someone unfamiliar;Demonstrates baby’s improving

memory.

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$75 Question from Blue

Area of the brain responsible forworking memory, higher-level

thinking and problem solving

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$75 Answer from Blue

Frontal Lobe

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$100 Question from Blue

Area of the brain that is a bundle of nerve fibers,

working like a coordinator, (larger in girls).

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$100 Answer from Blue

Corpus Callosum

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$125 Question from Blue

Area of the brain that processesauditory stimuli, which affectsspeech, hearing and language

development.

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$125 Answer from Blue

Temporal Lobe

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$150 Question from Red

Peekaboo facilitates learning this concept.

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$150 Answer from Red

Object Permanence

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$25 Question from Red

Most babies eyesight is similar toan adult’s by about the age of

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$25 Answer from Red

6 months

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$50 Question from Red

Most pediatricians recommend to start feeding a baby solid foods

at about what age?

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$50 Answer from Red

4-6 months

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$75 Question from Red

At what age can cow’s milk beintroduced to a baby?

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$75 Answer from Red

First Birthday

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$100 Question from Red

Learning to interact with othersand to express oneself with others

is what area of Child Development?

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Social Development

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$125 Question from Yellow

The process of establishing one’sidentity as a person is what area of

Child Development?

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$125 Answer from Yellow

Emotional Development

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$150 Question from Yellow

What theorist discovered8 Multiple Intelligences?

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$150 Answer from Yellow

Howard Gardner

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$25 Question from Yellow

Piaget’s period in which babieslearn through their senses is

known as

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$25 Answer from Yellow

Sensorimotor

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$50 Question from Yellow

Piaget’s period in which childrenare age 7-11 and

can think logically but stilllearn best through sensory

experience is known as

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$50 Answer from Yellow

Concrete Operations

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$75 Question from Yellow

Children from age two to sevensee the world in terms of their

own activities. They are in whatperiod of Piaget’s theory?

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$75 Answer from Yellow

Preoperational Operations

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$100 Question from Orange

Much learning comes from repetition.Why, (what is happening in the brain)?

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$100 Answer from Orange

Repetition makes the connections stronger so that neurons will respond quickly to the same

situation.

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$125 Question from Orange

Distinguish between Growth andDevelopment.

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$125 Answer from Orange

Growth is increase in size; Development is increase in physical, emotional, social

or intellectual skills.

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$150 Question from Orange

Explain Shaken Baby Syndrome.

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$150 Answer from Orange

A series of problems (brain damage,learning problems, mental retardation,

blindness or deafness, even death),due to severe shaking of the baby.

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$25 Question from Orange

What is colic?

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$25 Answer from Orange

Colic is shown by extreme fussinesstypically in the evening and night;usually due to sensitivity to a food.

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$50 Question from Orange

Give some suggestions of potential

household safety hazards.

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$50 Answer from Orange

Electrical outlets, tablecloths,dried pasta and pet food, water, etc.

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$75 Question from Green

How can a caregiver encouragelearning?

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$75 Answer from Green

Keep it simple and naturalExperiences should be age appropriateRepetition Actively involve themDon’t overloadAvoid pushing them

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$100 Question from Green

How does babbling help a baby learn language?

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$100 Answer from Green

Gives them practice in vowel andconsonant sounds.

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$125 Question from Green

What age is considered “word explosion” in vocabulary growth?

(A time where young children begin speaking)

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$125 Answer from Green

18 months – 2 years(60 new words a week)

By the age of 5 the child understands15,000 words

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$150 Question from Green

It is recommended parents respondconsistently to a baby’s cries. Why?

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$150 Answer from Green

Baby builds trust and learns a pattern:Cry-->Food; if well cared for, sees the

world as a comfortable place.

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Electrical outlets, tablecloths,dried pasta and pet food, water, etc.

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Final Jeopardy

Name the Four Periods of Piaget’s Theory

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Final Jeopardy Answer

Sensorimotor: Birth-2Preoperational: 2-7Concrete: 7-11Formal: 11+