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(CGDR) Child Growth and Development Questions
and Correct Detailed Answers (Verified Answers)
||Already Graded A+||Newest Version
Quiz: Growth

Ans: specific body changes and increases in the child's size



Quiz: Girls enter puberty between

Ans: 8 and 13



Quiz: Boys enter puberty between

Ans: 10 and 15



Quiz: Growth proceeds

Ans: from head to toe and from the center of the body outwards



Quiz: Children gain control of __________ first, then arms and legs

Ans: head and neck



Quiz: Are the brain, heart and spinal cord fully functioning at birth?

Ans: yes



Quiz: As children grow they gain control of their arm and leg muscles, then finger and
toe



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, Ans: Growth proceeds outward



Quiz: Principles of Child Growth and Development

Ans: 1) Sequence is similar for all

2) Proceeds from general to specific

3) Development is continuous

4) Proceeds at different rates

5) All areas of development are interrelated



Quiz: Developmental sequences is similar for all

Ans: you crawl before you walk, even though the time it takes to crawl may vary



Quiz: Development proceeds from general to specific

Ans: large muscles develop first, then smaller muscles



Quiz: Development is continuous

Ans: children continue to add new behaviors and skills as they perfect abilities. ie: gurgles
to coos to chattering to words to phrases to sentences



Quiz: Development proceeds at different rates

Ans: Each child is different. ie: some children will walk at 10 months and some at 18



Quiz: All areas of development are interrelated


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