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| the pattern of continuity and change throughout the course of life |
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| a number of people of different ages are assessed at one point in time and differences are noted but cohort effects are a problem |
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| refers to a persons ability to recover from or adapt to difficult times |
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| how does resiliency affect development |
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| produces strong intellectual functioning, grow up to be capable adults |
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| the study of agents that cause birth defects |
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| agents that cause birth defects |
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| this teratogen causes spectrum disorders |
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| this teratogen causes a small head, decrease in intellect, and limb and heart defects |
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| this teratogen may result in stillbirth, can be passed on to the child, blindness and infections |
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| infants come into the world equipped with what |
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| an individuals incorporation of new info into existing knowledge |
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| adjustment of schemas to new info |
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| the size of a container does not change the amount of stuff in it |
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| the crucial accomplishment of understanding that objects and events continue to exist even when they can not be directly detected |
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| criticisms of Piaget's theory |
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| undermined a child's ability in object permanence, said people stop developing after reaching adolescence, stated that culture and education dont affect a childs development |
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| refers to an individuals behavioral style and characteristic way of responding |
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| what are the three different temperaments in children |
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| easy child, difficult child, slow to warm-up child |
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| a theory in which a child cries when its mother leaves and can not be consoled until the mother returns |
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| Erickson's 8 stages of development |
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| infancy, toddlerhood, early childhood, middle and late childhood, adolescence, early adulthood, middle adulthood, late adulthood |
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| authoritarian, authoritative, neglectful, permissive |
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| a restrictive, punishing style in which a parent exhorts the child to follow the parents directions and to value hard work |
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| encourages the child to be independent but places limits and controls |
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| lack of involvement in childs life |
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| thinking that marijuana is morally wrong because its against the law, which of Kohlberg's levels of moral development would i be placed |
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| if i think weed is bad because i will get punnushed, which of Kohlberg's levels of moral development would i be placed? |
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| space orientation and inductive reasoning |
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| what abilities decline with age? |
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| what abilities are stable throughout your lifespan? |
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| reason, vocab, verbal memory |
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