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| During REM sleep, child recalls nightmare, can be soothed |
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| NREM sleep, disoriented, cannot be soothed, no recollection of dream |
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| 12-18 month motor development |
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| Walk alone, grip crayon, runing, bounces to music, attempts to self feed |
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| 18-24 month motor development |
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| Climbs, remove clothing, open doors, throwing ball, jumping in place, climb stairs |
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| 36 months motor development |
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| Rides tricycle, briefly stand on one foot, build tower of ten cubes, draw circle, washes hands |
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| Dominant brain wave at 2.5 yr |
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| Alpha development dominates at this time |
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| Spinal cord/cerebrum myelination complete (time) |
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| Learn 10 words/day (time) |
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| Pointing named body parts (time) |
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| Sustained conversation (time) |
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| Use appropriate personal pronoun (time) |
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| Sensorimotor stage (ages) |
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| Preoperational thought stage (ages) |
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| Sensorimotor stage big accomplisments |
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| Insight and object permanence learned here |
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| Preoperational stage accomplishments |
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| Symbolic play, drawing, verbal evocation of events |
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| wish to eat, sleep, reach relaxation at end of sucking just before sleeping |
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| infants needs, perception/modes of expression center on mouth,lips,tongue |
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| Relieving oral tension, gratification |
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| Biting, chewing, spitting, crying |
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| Establish trusting dependence on nursing and sustaining objects |
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| Prompted by maturation of neuromuscular control over sphincter thus permitting voluntary control over bowel movement |
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| Shift in erotic activity from oral to anal, child exerts power over mother by giving up or refusing to give up feces |
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| Sexual pleasures in retaining and in presenting them precious gift (feces) |
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| Discharging feces as powerful and destructive weapons |
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| Control sphincter, achieve autonomy without excessive shame from loss of control |
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| Basic trust vs. mistrust (ages) |
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| Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt (ages) |
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| Stranger anxiety definition |
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| Toddler attachment to parent, everyone else stranger, manifests as distress in presence of stranges and a checking back in with th eparent for reassurance |
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| Separation anxiety (ages) |
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| Begins 9 months, peaks 12-15 months |
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| Parents bond with child, parents positive feeling/behavior towards infnat |
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| Child attaches to parent, a behavior that promotes proximity to parents |
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| figure out which one they will attach to most (birth-2 mo); dscriminating social responsiveness (2-7 mo); active initiation in seeking proximity and contact (+7 mo); goal corrected partnership (3 yrs+) |
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| Rhesus monkey favored cotton covered "mom" over mom that feed without cotton covering |
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| Failures to thrive in institutionalized children, not given enough physical contact |
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| Child feels parent is usually available, responsive, and accepting |
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| Child likely to turn away or snub mother on reunion and may be responsive to stranger |
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| Child expressed ambivalence by seeking proximity and then rejecting in angry resistant way or shows extreme passivity on reunion |
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| Insecure Disorganized/Disoriented (D) |
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| Mixed group, child is without any obvious behavioral goals on reunion. Exhibits incoherent, confused, and inconsistent patterns of behavior |
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