CCOU 302 Quiz 1 Brain Development
CCOU 302 Quiz 1: Brain Development
- If a child is having an emotional meltdown, it is best to:
- For every hour of television (a day) that a child (before age 3) watches, the chance of having attention problems later in life increase by what percent?
- An integrated brain results in:
- One of the best ways to promote brain integration in our children is to:
- The left brain represents:
- According to Seigel and Bryson, what molds our brain?
- Children whose parents talk with them about their experiences and feelings:
- Prolonged exposure to rapid image change during critical periods of brain development precondition the mind to expect low levels of stimulation.
- What is something that increases attention abilities later in life:
- Interactive play is highly correlated with stronger language development in children.
- When a child is upset, logic often won’t work until we have responded to what?
- Whole brain parenting includes overlooking bad behavior and being permissive.
- On average, children before age 5 watch how much television per day?
- When we are the closest to the banks of chaos and rigidity, we are the healthiest mentally and emotionally.
- The term for emotional connection (not the technique) with a child when they are upset by first responding to the right brain emotional needs is called:
- Our brain only changes throughout the course of childhood, but does not change once we reach adulthood.
- Within the first 2 years of life, the human brain does what?
- According to Christakis, the neuron connections in the brain, “synapses”, form based on:
- Assigning a name or label to what we feel literally:
- By age 3, a child has ________ synapses (connection of neurons) formed in their brain.