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31. Which of the following in the corpus callosum permits more : 1199015
31. Which of the following in the corpus callosum permits more rapid transmission of information and better integration between the hemispheres?
A. Progressive myelination of fibers
B. Co-ordination of the superior frontal gyrus with the sensory system
C. Development of the prefrontal cortex
D. Progression of the insular cortex
32. Progressive myelination of fibers in the corpus callosum permits more rapid transmission of information and better integration between the hemispheres, which
A. improves sleep patterns.
B. increases height.
C. improves speech and hearing.
D. increases weight.
33. Irving is a typical 6-year-old boy. He would most likely
A. sleep through the night without any daytime naps.
B. sleep through the night and take multiple daytime naps.
C. sleep for an average of 6 hours at night and give up daytime naps.
D. sleep every four to six hours.
34. Which of the following provides a potential explanation for the tendency of preschoolers to actively resist going to bed?
A. Preschoolers shift from the dependence of infancy to the independence of later childhood.
B. Light meals close to bedtime may create hunger.
C. Bedtime may bring on a form of separation anxiety.
D. Progressive myelination of fibers in the corpus callosum has an impact on sleep
E. patterns.
35. Jane’s soft toy is kept in her mother’s car to help calm her down when she has to go to daycare. The soft toy is her _____ object.
A. conversion
B. rudimentary
C. educational
D. transitional
36. An example of a transitional object is
A. a child’s favorite blanket.
B. a couple of crackers eaten between lunch and dinner.
C. a ritual of being rocked to sleep.
D. a lullaby after dinner.
37. Mollie, age 4, refused to go to sleep without her favorite rag doll. The family was up late because “Rag Doll Ruthie” had to finish the wash cycle and spend a period of time in the dryer. This scenario illustrates the use of
A. transitional objects.
B. infantile objects.
C. rudimentary objects.
D. inhibitory objects.
38. Which of the following statements regarding early childhood sleep behaviors is true?
A. Walking and talking during sleep is unusual in early childhood.
B. Children who experience night terrors are typically unaware of episodes of disturbance the next morning.
C. Most sleep disturbances are caused by poor parenting practices.
D. Most sleep disturbances persist into adulthood and warrant medical help.
39. Which of the following is true of sleep disturbances?
A. Sleepwalking and sleeptalking are generally harmful and hence should be prevented during the beginning stages.
B. Night terrors generally peak between 8.5 to 10 years of age.
C. Sleep disturbances may be caused by accidental activation of the brain’s motor control system.
D. The frequency of sleep disturbances increases as children age.
40. A child who experiences a(n) _____ appears to awaken abruptly from a deep sleep early in the night in a state of agitation.
A. enuresis
B. sleeptalking
C. sleepwalking
D. night terrors
