
Parents, Peers and Early Experiences + Adolescence: Physical and Cognitive Development
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- Q1Science proves that the earlier you start playing an instrument, thebigger nerd you aresome growth but then you won't be that greatbetter you will betalent in you will bloom no matter what30s
- Q2Rats showed more cognitive development in their environment was filled withenvironment enriched with playthingslittle stimulusit doesn't matter, they are just ratsCats30s
- Q3Babies that are "handled" by their mothersare demanding, needy and loudare usually cuter then the normal babyshow no difference than isolated babiesare happier, less stressed and have better cognitive development.30s
- Q4During early childhood, most infants can easily master skills and grammar ofsign languagecomputer codingmake believe languageanother language30s
- Q5Parents will oftenbe a complete joke to everyone but themselvesforce their children to repeat the failures they experienced as a teen.receive too much credit and too much blame.destroy any chance their child has to be happy30s
- Q6Preschoolers will often eat a food they don't care for if other children at the table eat the same food50/50FalseTrue30s
- Q7Children who hear a language at home with a certain accent will adopt the accent the language is spoken with by their peersFalseTrue50/5030s
- Q8Teens who smoke cigarettes will have friends who smoke, talk about how great it is and get afford free cigarettesFalseTrue40/6030s
- Q9The reason why children and youths are so sensitive to peer influences ispressure from the parentsbecause we are weak minded sheepIt's who we play with, date and partner withbecause peers can be viscous30s
- Q10Neurologically, what is the function of pruning?It creates new connections between synapses through repeated experiencesCreates areas of the brain used in learning mathematics.Reduces the negative effects of teratogens by eliminating neural wastePruning eliminated unused neural pathways.30s
- Q11Peers influence a child'sall of themtastes and stylesaccents and slangsubstance use30s
- Q12Parents influence a child's development byexposure to peer culturehonoring their achievementsall of themquality of life they provide30s
- Q13Adolescence begins witha screaming argumentpubertythe rolling of the eyesthe sullen state30s
- Q14A common cruel fact of adolescence isthey crave social acceptance yet feel socially isolatedyour body lags behind your brainso many fashion victimspoor eating habits are developed30s
- Q15Five years after your high school graduation, you will be surprised at what different paths your life has taken. In twenty years you will havecontrolling your laughtertrouble sustaining conversationno idea who these people area chance to fall deeply in love30s