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1.Chronological
2.Biological
3.Psychological
4.Social |
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Nature- Development encouraged by genes.
Nurture-Development encouraged by environment. |
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Theory Concepts
(a) Freud
(b) Erikson
(c) Piaget
(d) Vygotsky
(e) Skinner
(f) Bandura |
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(a)Psychosexual
(b)Psychosocial
(c)Cognitive (Organization & Adaptation)
(d) Sociocultural
(e) Operant
(f) Social Cognitive Theory |
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| units of hereditary information |
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| observable characteristics |
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| mutations that effect the X chromosome |
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(1)Contractions
(2)Birth
(3)Afterbirth |
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1-Germinal
2-Embryonic
3-Fetal |
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| Something that creates birth defects |
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| What are the 2 ways to assess a newborn? |
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1- Brazilian Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale (NBAS)
2-Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Network Neurobehavioral Scale (NNNS) |
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| Born 3 weeks or more early |
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| Born 35 weeks or more after conception |
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| Sudden Infant Death Syndrome |
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1- Low Birth Weight
2- Sleep Apnea |
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| 3 Benefits of Breast Feeding |
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1- Fewer Allergies
2- Denser Bones
3- Lower % of SIDS |
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| What are the 4 Infant Reflexes? |
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1- Rooting
2- Sucking
3- Moro
4-Grasping |
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| Use schemes to deal with information |
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| Adjust schemes to new information |
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| knowing something exist without seeing, touching, or feeling. |
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| What are the 3 Infant Intelligence Testing Pioneers (and Systems)? |
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1-Brazelton (infant intelligence)
2-Gessel (Regular vs. Abnormal)
3-Fagan (Infant Information Processing) |
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| What are the 5-Rule Systems of Language? |
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1-Phonology (Sound)
2-Morphology (Word Formation)
3-Syntax (Phrases & Sentences)
4-Semantics (Meanings of Words)
5-Pragmatics (Contextual) |
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| the way a person responds to something or someone. |
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| Classification of Temperament (3) |
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1- Easy
2- Difficult
3-Slow-to-warm-up |
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| Close emotional bond between two people |
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| Briefly describe the experiment done by Harry Hartlow. |
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| He constructed a wire and cloth mother monkey to show how comfort was linked with attachment in the baby monkies. |
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| What is the "Strange Situation" concept developed by Mary Ainsworth? |
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| Introductions, Separations, and Reunions |
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| 4 Concepts of Mary Ainsworth's study |
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1- Securely Attached
2- Insecure Avoidant
3- Insecure Resistant
4- Insecure Disorganized |
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| What are the three leading causes of death in infants? |
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1- Motor Vehicle Accidents
2- Drowning
3- Poisoning |
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| Name and Briefly Describe Piaget's 3 Preoperational Stages. |
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1- Egocentrism (inability to distinguish between one's perspective and another)
2- Animism (animation)
3- Conservation (altering substance doesn't change properties) |
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| Zone of Proximal Distant Development |
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| changing levels of support |
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| Emotions that make child aware of differences between others. |
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| Sense of being male or female |
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| Baumrind's 4 Parenting Styles |
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1)Authoritarian-dictatorship;"my way or the highway"
(2)Authoritative-Parents are strict, but willing to negotiate.
(3)Neglectful- Uninvolved
(4)Indulgent-Very involved; places few limits. |
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| Sternberg's Triarchic Theory |
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1-Analytical
2-Creative
3-Practical |
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| Arnett's 5 features of emerging adulthood. |
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1-Identity
2-Instability
3-Self-Focus
4-In-Between
5-Possibility |
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| Piaget's Formal Operational Theory |
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| Ability to make up situations and break from concrete operational theories.. (Adolescence) |
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