What is the physiological explanation for the negative effects of prolonged stress on health? Talk about stress hormones.
2. If your child believes in Santa Claus and you never tell them that he isn't real, why would they figure it out for themselves as they get older?
3. According to Piaget's theory of cognitive development what is "primary circular reaction?" Provide an example.
4. "My computer stopped working because it doesn't like me." "The sidewalk made me trip and scratch my knee." These statements illustrate how a young child thinks. According to the theory of cognitive development what is this an example of and why?
5. What are some reasons that a very bright child might not do well on an intelligence test (an IQ test)?
6. Explain the term "learning disability" in your own words.
7. The teacher refers a child to the psychologist because she continues to fail in all subjects. Before you begin to suspect a disability, what are the other factors that may affect the child's school performance?
8. Least restrictive environment, mainstreaming, inclusion: in special education what do these terms refer to? What are the advantages of mainstreaming a classified child?
9. Explain the difference between "functional death" and "brain death." How do these terms affect the decision to discontinue life support treatment?
10. What are some arguments against euthanasia?

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luisvaschetto luisvaschetto · Answer 1 · 2020-05-22T03:39:03+02:00

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1. Hormones can be activated by stressful conditions.

2. Because this belief is associated with the innocence (lack of cognitive experience).

3. Babies start to associate movements and they acquire the ability to repeat these actions.

4. Because they have to develop the ability to deal with complex problems.

5. Due to the lack of suitable stimulation.

6. Learning disability is a disorder that affects the capacity to learn.

7. It is likely that she needs a more suitable stimulation to learn.

8. These terms represent an ideal environment that provides support to develop skills and abilities.

9. "functional death" refers to the death of the central nervous system, while "brain death" refers to the loss of cerebral functions.

10. Religious beliefs.