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I’m working on a Social Science question and need guidance to help me study.

For this assignment you will complete a child development quiz it is 10 questions and it would be good if you had access to the book Fabes, R. & Martin, C. (2009). Discovering Child Development 2^nd edition. Boston: Allyn and Bacon. I do not have the book. You must get 8 questions correct.

QUESTION 1

1. During late childhood, which area of the brain undergoes dramatic change?

   		prefrontal cortex
   		language centers
   		motor cortex
   		vision centers

QUESTION 2

1. Which of the following statements is true?

   		When children reach age 10, they need the same amount of calories and protein as adults need.
   		Elementary school children don’t need to eat as many calories as younger children because they are growing at a slower rate.
   		During the school years, children only need a quarter of the calories that adults need because these children tend to be very inactive.
   		During the school years, children need to eat twice as many calories as adults eat.

QUESTION 3

1. An estimated ______million people in the world live with AIDS today, of which _____million are children.

   		3;1
   		20; 3
   		40; 1
   		40; 3

QUESTION 4

1. Compared to early childhood, rates of being abducted and/or victimized by adults _____.

   		are about half.
   		double.
   		triple.
   		quadruple.

QUESTION 5

1. Every ____, a child in the US is killed or injured in a motor vehicle.

   		90 seconds
   		30 minutes
   		90 minutes
   		6 hours

QUESTION 6

1. Chastity weighs more than ______percent of her ideal body weight. As such, she is considered to be obese.

   		5
   		10
   		20
   		30

QUESTION 7

1. Kristi is 8 years old. Based on her age, which of the following is likely to remain the most constant over time?

   		her height
   		her weight
   		her muscular
   		her agility

QUESTION 8

1. The most immediate risk for children who are obese is

   		social discrimination.
   		heart problems.
   		high blood pressure.
   		diabetes.

QUESTION 9

1. Tim says that, because obese parents often have obese children, genetics accounts for obesity and the environment plays no role. How would you evaluate Tim’s statement?

   		Tim is wrong; there is no genetic factor in obesity.
   		Tim is wrong; all the research suggests that obesity relates to a lack of will power.
   		Tim is wrong; not all obese parents have obese children.
   		Tim is wrong about being able to determine from this family pattern the role of genetic and environmental factors because children may learn to overeat from their parents.

QUESTION 10

1. The strongest explanation for bedwetting is

   		poor parenting
   		the child’s anxious personality
   		genetics
   		bladder diseases