FMST 210 : Chapter 7 Independent Questions.docx
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Chapter 7: physical, cognitive and language skills of early childhood. Research report: unintentional injuries in canadian preschoolers (p. 180) In comparison to infancy, there is an increased chance of injuries or accidents in early childhood. Imagine that you have been hired to prepare an educational website for canadian parents to attempt to reduce injuries and accidents in early childhood. Based on the research presented in the research report (p. 180) you decide to organize the website as follows: (a) parental factors that are relevant and irrelevant to reducing injuries for all preschoolers (see paragraphs one, two, and seven). The best way to prevent injuries is being within easy reach so you can stop them before they hurt themselves. The rules are irrelevant; knowledge of safety rules is irrelevant (b) why accidents from burns, cuts, and falls may be more frequent than accidents from drowning, poisoning, suffocation, strangulation, and choking (see paragraph five).
