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| children are fully formed at conception |
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| suggested Homulculi in sperm |
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| children are exactly like adults, just smaller |
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| Children are evil because they inherited it from Adam and Eve |
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| children are born with not good nor bad and it is up to the parents to change that |
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| a neurtal stimulus acquires the ability to produce a response |
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| the consequences of a behavior produce changes in the probability of the behavior's occurance |
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| Thorndike's Law of Effect |
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a behavior followed by a rewarded stimulus is more likely to reoccur.
A punishing stimulus is less likely to occur |
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| He could produce a fear by using Classical Conditioning |
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| Cognitive processes have important links with the environment and behavior |
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| Bronfenbrenner's Ecological Theory |
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| intermost place where you experience life |
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| how one microsystem impacts you in another |
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| a system that you dont have direct envolvment in, but still affects you |
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| traditions, laws and society |
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| something that happens at one point in time can affect you later on |
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| stresses that behavior is stongly influenced by Biology, is tied to evolution and is characterized by critical or sensitive periods |
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| in-depth study of an individual |
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| a research design whose goal is to describe the strengh of the relationship between two or more events or characteristics |
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| correlational coefficient |
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| a number based on statistical analysis that is used to describe the degree of association between two variables |
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| example of a correlataional coefficient |
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| alocohol conusmption and diving ability |
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| a carefully regulated procedure in which one or more of the factors believed to influence the behavior being studied are manipulated, while all other factors are held at a constant |
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| factor that gets manipulated |
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| factor that gets measured |
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| group that has a variable that gets manipulated |
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| group that acts as a baseline to be measured |
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| When people are assigned to a group by chance |
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| individuals of different ages are compared at one time |
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| study the same people over time |
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| study people from different ages groups and study them again at the same intervals over time |
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| inability to conceive after 12 months of regular intercourse without contraception |
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| eggs and a sperm are combined in a laboratory dish |
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| Gamete Intrafallopian Transfer |
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transfer sperm into females body
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transfer egg in to fallopian tube |
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| Zygote Intrafallopian Transfer |
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| transfter of zygote to fallopian tube after In-Virto Fertilization |
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| high frequency sound waves directed to a woman's abdomen transformed into a visual representation of inner structures |
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| Much more detailed images for an ultrasound |
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| small sample of placenta removed and analyzed |
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| sample of anmiotic fluid withdraw by syringe and tested for chromosomal or metabolic disorders |
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| X chromosome become constricted and often breaks |
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XO pattern
missing or deleted part of the X |
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| the first two weeks after conception |
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| inner mass of cells that eventually develop into the embryo |
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| the outer layer of cells that develop the Germinal Period |
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| attatchment of zygote to uterine wall |
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| 2-8 weeks after conception |
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| 2 months after conception to the end of pregnacy |
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| layer of cell which develop into the digestive and respiratory systems |
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| the middle layer of cells |
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| the layer of cells which become the circulatory system, bone, muscles, nad excretory system |
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| the outermost layer of cells |
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| the layer of cells which become the nervous system and brain sensory receptors and sking parts |
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| membrane that envelops clear 'fluid' in which the developing embryo floats |
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| contains two arteries and one van and connects the baby to the placenta |
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| a disk-shaped group of tissues in which small blood vessels fromt he mother and child intertwine |
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| any agent that can potentially cause a physical birth defect |
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| need for protein, iron, vitamin D, calcium, magnesium and a 50% water increase |
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| caregiver doesn't let them do for themeslves and child gets punished for it when done. |
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| is afraid to try new things |
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| comfy wiht themselves and others |
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| not sure who they really are and what they are going to do |
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| infants pleasure centers on the mouth |
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| child's pleasure focuses on the anus |
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| child's pleasure focuses on the genitals |
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| child represses sexual interests and develops soccial and intellectual skills |
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| a time of sexual reawakening; source of sexual pleasure becomes someone outside the family |
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