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Brain Story - Exam 2 Questions With Verified Answers| Updated Which aspect of development is NOT affected by social interactions? - ANSWER Emotional development Cognitive development Language development None of the above None of the above Human infants need to be taught how to react to social cues by: - ANSWER Gazing into their eyes Nothing-infants have innate ability to respond Making facial expressions Smiling and cooing Nothing-infants have an innate ability to respond How do social interactions with attentive adults support learning in children? - ANSWER They direct childs attention to important aspects of the task They make learning fun for the child They can be used to adapt the learning to meet an individual childs needs All of the above All of the above In child development, joint attention refers to: - ANSWER The infant co-ordinates his or her attention with an adult and another object in the environment The infant is able to pay attention to both parents at the same time The infant is able to play with two toys simultaneously The infant is able to play with another child The infant co-ordinates his or her attention with an adult and another object in the environment Which of the following factors is most likely to increase the quality and quantity of serve-and-return interactions for a child? - ANSWER Behavioral inhibition in the child Secure attachment Parental depression Poor quality child care Secure attachment What brain region is most involved in behavioral inhibition? - ANSWER The amygdala The hippocampus The hypothalamus The pre-frontal cortex The amygdala Which of the following adverse childhood experiences was not included as part of the ACE study? - ANSWER Growing up in a neighborhood with community violence Growing up in a household with a parent with addiction Growing up in a household with family violence Growing up in a household with an incarcerated family member Growing up in a neighborhood with community violence An individual with a high ACE score is more likely to: - ANSWER Experience depression in adulthood Attempt suicide at least once in their lifetime Have multiple, lifetime mental health diagnoses Develop an addictive disorder Have multiple, lifetime mental health diagnoses If ACEs could be prevented, which of the following would most likely also occur? - ANSWER Economic productivity would increase Health care spending would increase Birth rates would increase None of the above Economic productivity would increase Which mechanism helps to explain the association between ACEs and cardiovascular disease in adulthood? - ANSW


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