Peds G&D #2

2. Erikson's developmental task supported by consistent, responsive caregiving during infancy.
5. A child plays independently without interacting with other children.
6. Social relationships that become especially influential during adolescence.
10. Difficulty understanding another person's perspective.
11. Piaget's stage in which children begin using logical reasoning about real objects and situations.
12. Erikson's developmental task supported by allowing preschoolers to explore and make choices.
13. A toddler repeatedly responds no to requests, even when interested in the activity.

1. Developmental stage typically associated with ages 6 to 12 years.
3. A young child becomes distressed when a parent leaves the hospital room.
4. Developmental stage characterized by increasing independence, identity formation, and abstract thinking.
6. A child enjoys pretend play, asks frequent why questions, and demonstrates initiative vs. guilt.
7. Piaget's stage involving abstract reasoning and hypothetical thinking.
8. Membrane-covered space between the bones of an infant's skull.
9. A major safety concern when infants or young children are given foods or objects that may obstruct the airway.