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| focus on self, alternating between high expectations and poor self esteem |
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| realization that parents are not perfect, identification of their faults |
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| movement towards heterosexuality with fears of homosexuality |
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| desperately wants to fit in |
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| capacity for abstract thought |
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| increased ability for delayed gratification |
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| increased concern for others |
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| greater capactiy for setting goals |
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| can vocalize or babble spontaneously |
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| expresses needs through gestures and/or vocalization |
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| can remember and retrieve out of sight objects |
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| imitates words and gestures |
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| speaking in short sentences with word combinations |
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| says "mine", says own name, uses pronouns |
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| uses nicknames to identify people with whom she has a significant relationship |
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| can draw a recognizable item |
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| will risk adult disapproval for peer approval |
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| can be insensitive and cruel to others |
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| emerging feelings of sexual identity |
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| begins to be sensitive of what others think |
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| adheres strictly to game rules |
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| needs encouragment to participate in activities |
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| begins to understand humor |
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| distinguishes between fantasy and reality |
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| begins to cooperate with others |
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| understands "same" and "different" |
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| walks up and down stairs alternating feet |
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| becomes aware of separate identity |
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| becomes interested in playing with other children |
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| innate reflexes, responds to mothers face, searches for sounds with eyes |
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| begins to pull self to standing |
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| waves bye, plays patty cake, first word |
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| can build a two block tower |
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| what is the rooting reflex |
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| name of reflex: turning cheek towards touch |
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| name of reflex: digital extension when startled |
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| what is the babinski reflex: |
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| name of reflex: toes spread when sole of the foot is touched |
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