Chapter 14

Question 0

Earlyest memory

Answer 0

3.5 years

Question 1

Motor development

Answer 1

Crawl before walk: example of maturing nervous systems.

Genes guide motor development

Question 2

Sensorimotor stoge

Answer 2

Jean Piaget 1st stage
Babies experience the world threw their senses and action.
Birth to age two

Question 3

Object permance

Answer 3

The awareness that objects continue to exist even when they are not perceived

Question 4

Egocentric

Answer 4

Babies have difficulty perceiving things from others point of view.

Question 5

Pre-operational stage

Answer 5

Jean Piaget 2nd stage
Too you g to perform mental operations.
To 3 years old.

Question 6

Theory of mind

Answer 6

Peoples ideas about their own and others mental states.

Question 7

Concrete operational stage

Answer 7

Jean Piaget 3rd stage
Mental operations enable children to think logically about concrete events.
Age 6-7-11

Question 8

Formal operational stage

Answer 8

Jean Piaget 4th stage
People begin to think logically about abstract concepts.
Around age 12 or before

Question 9

Stranger anxiety

Answer 9

Fear of strangers that infants commonly display.

Begins age 8 months

Question 10

Mary Ainsworth

Answer 10

Strange situation experiment
Attachment
Insecure attachment

Question 11

Attachment peak

Answer 11

13 months

Question 12

Basic trust

Answer 12

Erik Ericson

A sense that the world is predictable and trustworthy. Developed from good caregivers.

Question 13

Self- concept

Answer 13

An understanding of who they are.

Developed by age 12.

Question 14

Parenting styles

Answer 14

Authoritarian- just strict
Permissive- not strict enough
Authoritative- just right