10 - Human Development Across the Lifespan Flashcards

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1
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Prenatal Period

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Conception to birth (9 months)

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2
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conception to 2 weeks

rapid cell division
conception, implantation, and formation of placenta occurs

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Germinal Stage

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3
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allows oxygen, nutrients and waste to pass

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placenta

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4
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What is the period and function of the Embryonic Stage?

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2 weeks to 2 months

Formation of Vital Organs and systems

(miscarriages and birth defects can happen here)

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5
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Fetal Stage

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2 months to birth

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6
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Age of viability

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between 22-26 weeks when baby can survive if born prematurely

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7
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between 22-26

5.5 - 6.5 mnths

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weeks when baby can survive if born prematurelyAge of viability

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8
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T or F?

Maternal malnutrition is linked to increased risk of birth complications, neurological problems, and psychopathology.

A

True

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9
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Fetal alcohol syndrome affects how many us children?

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Affects 3 of 1,000 children

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10
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Associated with Fetal alcohol syndrome

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Microcephaly (children with much smaller heads)

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11
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Low birth weight

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weigh less than 5.5 lbs

majority of low birth weight babies are born preterm (more than 3 weeks before due date)

short and long term consequences

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12
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Low birth weight replaces term _____

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premature

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13
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short term consequences of low birth weight

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breathing

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14
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long term consequences of low birth weight

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impact language and learning

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15
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Motor Development

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muscular coordination (learning to sit up, crawl, reach for objects

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16
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2 basic principles of motor development

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Cephalocaudal trend (head to foot)

Proximodistal trend (center-outward) torso control before extremities

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17
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Physical changes due to age is called ________.

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Maturation

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18
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Occurs around 18 months; increased growth in vocabulary

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Fast mapping

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19
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During fast mapping how fast do children map a word?

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after a single exposure

20
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close emotional bonds between infants and their caregivers

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attachment

21
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Who’s theory is that attachment has a biological basis that promotes survival for children?

A

John Bowlby

22
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The ______ was used to assess the quality of attachment

A

Strange Situation

23
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Strange situation involved

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Short Separation

Reunion

24
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Majority of children have a ________ attachment.

A

secure

25
Q

Majority of children have a ________ attachment.

A

secure

26
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Who’s theory that attachment is based on contact comfort?

A

Harry Harlow

27
Q

T or F?

Attachment patterns definitively determine later outcomes.

A

False

There are other relationshis and experiences that people have

28
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T or F?

Correlational speaking: Secure adult individuals have more high functioning relationships

A

True

29
Q

T or F?

Correlational speaking: Insecure adult individuals experience break ups more than secure individuals

A

True

30
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Who says there are 8 stages spanning the lifespan?

A

Erick Erickson (1963)

31
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determining balance between opposing polarities in personality

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Psychosocial crises

32
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2 important aspects of Erikson’s stage theory

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Each stage builds on a previous stage

Psychosocial crises occurs during each stage

33
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Who had 4 stages and major milestones?

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Jean Piaget (1920-80s)

34
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Piaget’s 4 stages of cognitive development

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1) Sensorimotor (birth - 2 yrs) object permanence
2) Preoperational (2-7 yrs) symbolic thought
3) Concrete operational (7-11) mastery of conservation
4) Formal (11-adulthood) Mental operations applied to abstract ideas (logical systematic thinking)

35
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Object permanence

A

Objects exist even if it is not visible

36
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physical quantities remain the same regardless of changes in shape or appearance

A

conservation

37
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The ________ is the last area of the brain to mature.

A

Prefrontal Cortex

38
Q

T or F?

Size of the brain does not increase significantly after 5 years old

A

True

39
Q

Prefrontal Cortex is referred to as the ________.

A

Executive Control Center

40
Q

Erikson Stage 5 (Adolescence)

A

Identity Vs Confusion

Who am I and where am I going?

41
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New life stage between adolescence and adulthood.

A

Emerging Adulthood

42
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  • Age of identity explorations
  • Age of instability
  • Self-focused time of life
  • Age of feeling in-between
  • Age of possibilities

These are all features of ________.

A

emerging adulthood (18-25)

43
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Erickson Adulthood Stage 1 (Early Adulthood)

A

Intimacy Vs. Isolation

44
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Erickson Adulthood Stage 2 (Middle Adulthood)

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Generativity Vs Self-absorption

Will I produce something of real value?

45
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Erickson Adulthood Stage 3 (Late Adulthood)

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Integrity Vs Despair

Have I lived a full life?

46
Q

T or F?

Median age at first marriage is increasing over time.

A

True