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Intro to Child Life Exam 1
Intro to Child Life Exam 1
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Intro to Child Life Exam 1 (Week 1-5)
Intro to Child Life Exam 1 (Week 1-5)
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HDFS FINAL
HDFS FINAL
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Fundamentals of Child Life Final Exam 2
Fundamentals of Child Life Final Exam 2
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Foundations of Child Life and Family-Centered Care
Foundations of Child Life and Family-Centered Care
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Child Life Theory and Practice Final
Child Life Theory and Practice Final
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Child Life Review
Child Life Review
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Child Life Quiz 1
Child Life Quiz 1
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Child life practice exam questions
Child life practice exam questions
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Child Life Midterm
Child Life Midterm
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Child Life Midterm
Child Life Midterm
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Child Life Methods Midterm
Child Life Methods Midterm
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Child Life Mer's tests
Child Life Mer's tests
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Child Life Interview
Erikson's stages of psychosocial development - trust vs mistrust (birth-1yr) autonomy vs shame and doubt (1-3 yrs) initiative vs guilt (3-6yrs) industry vs inferiority (6-12 yrs) identity vs role confusion (12-18yrs) intimacy and solidarity vs isolation (20s) generativity vs self-absorption (late 20s-50s) integrity vs despair (50yrs and beyond) Piaget's stages of cognitive development - sensorimotor: birth-2yrs pre-operational: 2-7 yrs concre...
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Child Life Interventions.
Normalizing Play - Familiarizing the environment, providing a sense of normalcy, making the hospital more normal with parental presence, items from home, artwork, photos, preparation and education of medical sights - Preschoolers benefit from this type of play the most Developmental Play - Basic mechanism for learning and refining developmental skills; ensures children have the fundamentals in place for their cognitive, physical, social and emotional growth; ...
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Child Life Interventions Midterm
Hospitalism - Brought sick kids into the hospital while the parents stayed outside No stimulation, put in a caged crib with nothing to do cared for by a few nurses Renee spitz- first to integrated psychological care Emma Plank and Mary Brooks - Pioneers of child life Started a program where they came to the hospital and played with children Original goals of child life - Provide a setting for children of all ages play and activi...
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Child Life Internship Interview
1. Tell us about yourself. - a. I graduated from the University of Nebraska Lincoln with a major in Child, Youth, and family studies and a minor in Leadership and Communications. I have worked as a special education paraeducator at an elementary school for the past year and have learned a lot about working with children in stressful situations. I've been interested in Child Life since I was a child, and I'm really excited to be pursuing a child life internship to learn more ab...
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Child Life first test
Authoritarian - Sets many rules but they are often unreasonable, communicates poorly; uses negative discipline strategies; often has a harmful effect on child development. Authoritative - Positive and responsive; makes expectations clear; has a positive effect on children's development. Permissive - Indulgent/permissive - Low in making expectations clear; highly responsiveness Uninvolved/permissive - Low in making expectations cle...
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Child Life Final Exam
mid 19th century - The first children's hospital opened in the _____ in Philadelphia early 20th century - The story of Child Life begins in the ______ when large numbers of children began to be hospitalized 10 - By 1950, ___ children's hospitals had play programs 170 - by 1975, _____ children's hospitals had play programs meet the changing needs of sick children - Child Life programs de...
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Child life Final
What are Schemes? - Organized patterns of behavior that a person uses to think about and act in a situation; as children acquire more information, their schemes become more complex. Example: Infant has simple ______ for sucking, but soon develops varied schemes for how to suck at the breast, bottle, pacifier, thumb etc... What is Adaptation? - Adjustment to new information about the environment. How long the child handles new information that seems to conflict...
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