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| Huge increase in brain development |
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| Basic coarse of developing in systematic way |
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| Instinct of touching infants cheek and they turn their head |
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| Kid exposed to unfamiliar face will cry |
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| Special connection to a parent (geese) |
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| Desire for soft loving body contact |
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| Develops around age 3 and 1/2 |
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| Mental molds from our experiences |
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| Incorporate new experiences |
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| Change or modification to schema |
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| Learn through trial and error |
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| Order of Piaget's Learning Stages |
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| Sensorimotor, Preoperational, Concrete Operational, Formal Operational |
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Object permanence- something gone from sight is still in existence
Stranger Anxiety |
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Pretend play
Egocentrism- world not focused on you
Language development |
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Conversation
Mathematical Transformations |
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Abstract logic
Moral reasoning |
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| Detached from parent, doesn't cry, completely uninterested |
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| Fear of abandonment, hits parent upon return |
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| Primary Sexual Characteristic |
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| Unused pieces of your brain die off |
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| What is morally right and wrong, egocentrism understood |
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| Over estimating how much other people notice you |
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| Difference between right and wrong |
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| Based on rewards and punishments (mom and dad) |
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| Based on rules and laws (drive speed limit because that's the law) |
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| Postconventional Morality |
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| Own ethical beliefs (Steal to save mother) |
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| Impose rules and expect obedience because they same so |
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| Submit to child's demands |
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| Demanding but responsive to kids |
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| Around 50 decrease in muscle |
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| Significant decrease in motor skills around 70 |
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| Very healthy to have commitment, job, relationships, kids |
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| Expected death is less emotional, unexpected death is more emotional |
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