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| development from the center of the body outward to the extremities |
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| cephalocuadual development |
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| development that proceeds from the head downward through the body and toward the feet |
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| startle infant with noise or change in position (arms extend in "C") |
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| place finger across infants palms (grasps finger) |
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| lace finger across the foot at the bast of the toes (toes curl) |
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| hold infant in air and touch foot to flat surface (walking motion) |
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| place infant in supine and turn head from side to side (arm and leg on the face side normally extend and the opposite arm and leg flex) |
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| during the first year the baby learns to ID parents, beginning at about 6 mos of age, infants cry or protest when another person hold them |
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| infant: inconsolable crying and other signs of distress when parents are not present |
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| (2-7yr)an inability to see things from the perspective of another |
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| (2-7 yr)the belief that event occur because of thoughts or wishes |
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| school-age: cooperation with others and the ability to play a part in order to contribute to a unified whole |
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| toddlers: tend to play with similar objects side by side, occasionally trading toys and words |
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| return to an earlier behavior |
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| preschool: one child cuts out colored paper while her friend glues it on the paper in design |
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| (8-12 mo)the knowledge that something continues to exist even when out of sight |
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| an increase in physical size |
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| an increase in the capability or fxn |
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| (2-7yr)ascribing life to inanimate objects because they move, make noise, or have certain other qualities |
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| (7-11 yr) concept that matter does not change when it form is altered |
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