Unit 1 - Human Lifespan Development

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What is growth sometimes referred to as?
Physiological change.
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When is full height reached by?
The start of early adulthood.
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In the first two years of growth how is an infant's length measured?
An infant's length is measured when lying down.
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What is growth an indicator of?
Growth is an indicator of children's health and wellbeing.
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What are three examples of gross motor activity?
Running, Walking, Pulling.
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What are three examples of fine motor activity?
Holding a rattle, Building with blocks, Writing.
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In puberty, what are the two hormones produced by a female's ovaries?
Oestrogen and Progesterone.
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In puberty, what hormone is produced by a male's testes?
Testosterone.
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What are two physical changes a female may experience when going through puberty?
Breasts enlarge and Hips widen.
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What are two physical changes a male may experience when going through puberty?
Growth of facial hair and Growth spurts may occur.
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When do individuals reach their physical maturity?
Individuals reach their physical maturity in early adulthood.
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What happens during perimenopause?
Oestrogen decreases, Ovualtion is irregular and Menstruation becomes less frequent.
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When does the ageing process mainly begin?
The ageing process mainly begins in middle adulthood.
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What is the menopause?
The menopause is a natural physiological change experienced by women during the middle adult life stage. It happens over several years with the gradual ending of menstruation.
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What are the effects of ageing?
Less elasticity within the skin, decline in strength, loss of muscle nd higher susceptibility of infection.
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What are the three stages of play?
Solo Play (0-2 years) , Parellel Play (2-3 years) and Co-operative Play (3 years and over).
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What are possible negative behaviours due to peer pressure?
Smoking, Using alcohol and Drugs, Bullying, Vandalising etc.
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What are the possible positive behaviours due to peer pressure?
Taking part in sport, Studying, Befriending, Respecting Others etc.
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What are the possible effects of parental divorce or seperation?
Stress, Isolation, Guilt etc.
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Name two parenting styles.
Authoritative and Authoritarian.
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