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Edie is three and a half years old. She loves being on the playground at her daycare. She can sit on the swings, go through the tunnels, and knows how to run on the sand, the woodchips, and the grass. Edie is demonstrating: 

 Which of the following was discussed in lecture as a paternal factor that impacts fetal development?

Peter took a toy away from his younger sister while she was playing, which made her cry. His father, Horace, put him in a time-out. Horace explained to Peter that his actions made his sister sad, and that learning to share is important. Which of the following tactics did Horace use?

Archibald is a boy who has short hair. His father, brothers, and male playmates at school also have short hair. This led him to believe that all boys have short hair. Last week, though, Archibald met Jasper, a boy with long hair. At first, Archibald thought Jasper was a girl, but Jasper told him he was a boy and that not all boys have short hair. Now, Archibald understands that boys can have any length of hair. Which process accounts for how Archibald changed his understanding?

Which of the following was NOT discussed in lecture as a factor that leads toddlers to have more impulse control?

Characteristics of _______________ include speaking more slowly, using a higher pitch, and using shorter sentences. This practice seems to be natural and helps infants _______________ . 

In this class, which of the following is defined as a set of skills or competencies acquired at a specific stage of development? 

A 10‑year‑old presents after a nighttime event where the parent found the child drooling, unable to speak, with unilateral facial twitching shortly after falling asleep. The child returned to baseline quickly and has normal development. Which epilepsy syndrome is most likely?

A 12‑year‑old has iron‑deficiency anemia unresponsive to supplementation, short stature, and constipation. Which test is most appropriate next?

A 16‑year‑old has daily headaches and takes ibuprofen 5–6 days per week for 8 months. Headaches improve briefly after medication but recur. What is the most likely contributing diagnosis?