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| The study of changes that occur as an individual matures. |
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| An infant's clinging response to touching near their hand. |
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| An infant's response to anything near it's mouth. |
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| The infant's reflexively extending their arms and legs. |
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| The internally programmed growth of a child. |
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| Steps in physical/motor development |
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| Rolling over, sitting, creeping, standing. |
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| Steps in language development |
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| 4 stages of cognitive development |
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| Cognitive stage where a child has simple motor responses but no concept of object permanence. |
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| Cognitive stage where child has object permanence but not conservation. |
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| Cognitive stage where child has conservation but not abstract thinking. |
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| Cognitive stage where child has developed abstract thinking. |
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| Understanding that a units volume remains the same even if its appearance may change. |
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| Understanding that a thing doesn't disappear when covered by a blanket. |
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| Thinking only from the viewpoint of self. |
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| Developed concept of imprinting |
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| Developed concept of attachment |
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| Developed concept of secure and unsecure attachment |
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| inherited tendencies or responses that bind young to adults |
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| Specific time period when certain skills or abilities are most easily learned. |
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| Different ways that parents raise children |
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| Parenting style in which parents attempt to control and shape lives of their children. |
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| Parenting style in which parents and children participate in decisions. |
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| Parenting style where parents have are non-punishing and accept children's behavior |
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| Parenting style in which the parents remain distant from their children |
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| May include physical, mental, and sexual trauma. |
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| The process of learning your culture. |
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| Theory of Psychosexual Development |
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| Theory of Psychosocial Development |
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| Stage of infant development centered around the mouth. |
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| Stage of infant development when children discover that boys and girls are different. |
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| Stage of infant development centered around potty training. |
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| Theory of Moral Development |
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