Middle Childhood Development: Intelligence, Memory, Health, and Disorders

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True or False: Children as young as 6 take blood pressure medication due to obesity.

Not directly stated in the lecture; obesity is linked to high blood pressure.

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What are Sternberg's 3 types of intelligence?

Analytical, creative, and practical.

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What are the 3 types of memory?

Sensory, short-term, and long-term memory.

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What disorder involves swings between mania and depression?

Bipolar disorder.

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What does the hygiene hypothesis state?

Being too hygienic and overprotective from germs may decrease immunity.

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What developmental disability appears during the first 3 years and affects communication?

Autism.

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What is the ability to identify and relate categories?

Classification.

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When do children experience higher rates of illness?

During the first 2 years of elementary school.

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What theory focuses on memory, attention, and thinking?

Information processing theory.

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What is the period from ages 6-7 to 11 called?

Middle childhood.

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What are 3 causes of childhood obesity?

Genetics, parents giving in to children, and social policies.

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What is analytical intelligence?

Ability to complete academic tasks and solve problems.

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What is an impairment in the ability to read called?

Dyslexia.

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How is obesity measured in the U.S.?

Body Mass Index (BMI), relating weight to height.

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Is BMI a perfect indicator of obesity?

No, but it is a valuable public-health tool.