Behaviourism/social learning theory, Maturational theory, Social Constructivism, Cognitive and Brain development.
- Created by: RacheM
- Created on: 07-12-15 19:51
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2. Bruner (1950s) believed that?
- Children are active learners needing first-hand experience, that children’s development is supported through scaffolding.
- That development is universal and sequential.
- Adults involved in the care of children have a significant impact on development
- Adults involved in the care of children have very little impact on development.
3. In 1930 what did Konrad discover from his studies involving ducklings?
- That there are ‘critical’ periods in the early days of mammals and some birds when attachment needs to take place between infant and mother.
- That there is no ‘critical’ period for attachment.
- That patterns of maturation are triggered by Brain messages.
- That attachment is different in mammals and birds.
4. How many Neurones (Brain cells) are babies born with?
- 100 Billion
- 10 Billion
- 1000 Billion
- 200 Billion
5. According to Lindon, 2010 Maturation is?
- Universal, sequential, impervious to environmental influence.
- A process determined by physical appearance.
- Identical for all individuals
- Strongly influenced by the environment.
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