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Chapter 3 Flashcards

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Gestation

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Period from conception to birth (280 days)

-within hours of conception, sperm and egg create zygote

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Fertilization

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Insemination of an ovum by a sperm

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Zygote

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The new cell created when the sperm and egg fuse

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Placenta

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Support system that-via the umbilical cord-provides food and oxygen to the developing child and carries waste products away

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Implantation

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When the zygote embeds in the uterus’s nutrient-rich lining like roots of a growing plant into soil

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Infertility

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Failure to conceive a child after 12 months of sexual intercourse without birth control

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In vitro fertilization IVF

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When a woman takes fertility drugs so her body releases more than one egg, her ova are surgically removed at ovulation, and then mixed with her partners sperm in a lab dish and put back into her

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Gametes

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Sex cells (sperm and ova)

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Surrogate mother

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Woman who is impregnated with a male’s sperm through artificial insemination or with the couples embryo through IVF

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Artificial insemination

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Inserting sperm directly into the woman’s uterus with a syringe

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Specialized layers of cells

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Ectoderm: top cell layer
-skin, hair, mouth, nose, nervous system
Mesoderm: middle cell layer
-muscles, bones, heart, blood cells
Endoderm: outer cell layer 
-tongue, tonsils, urethra, bladder
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The embryo

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Week 3-8
Specialized layers of cells begin to form
-Ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm

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The fetus

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Week 8-birth
Central nervous system becomes active
Further brain development

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Directionality

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How body proportions change
Cephalocaudal: head to tail
Proximodistal: inward to outward

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Brain placticity

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The ability for the brain to change and adapt

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Experience-expectant processes

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Basic experiences needed (exposure to language, touch)

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Experience-dependent processes

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Creates connections based on environment (2+ languages)

-kids pick up on these experiences

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Habituation

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Loss of interest suggest the baby recognizes the stimuli

-Ex: video of baby looking at pepper becomes less interested each time they see it

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Novelty response

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Interest and more time spent looking at a new stimuli

-Ex: infants looking at different types of spices-how long for each spice

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Schemes

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Set of mental operations that form a structure and underlies infants thoughts
-organized pattern of behavior reflecting the world

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Sensorimotor stage

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Birth-2 years
Learn reflexes
-schemes

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Adaption

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A process where knowledge is altered by experience

  • assimilation
  • accomodation
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Assimilation

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New info put into the brain

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Accomodation

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Adapting old info

-Balloon: kids are used to gravity pulling things down, but they float up

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Exploratory play

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Helps infant learn what objects do

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Symbolic play

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Make believe and mental representations

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Categorization

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Grouping separate items into a set according to some rule

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Remembering

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Infants remember previously experienced events

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Object permanence

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Know an object is there even if they can’t see it

-Peek a boo

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A, not B task/ A, not B error

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Repeatedly put toy under some cloth, but when the toy is put under other cloth, they can’t find it

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Phonology

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Sounds must be produced and perceived

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Semantics

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Meaning of words must be learned

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Syntax

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Grammar of language must be understood for meaningful communication
-I went to the store vs. I goed to the store

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Infant-directed speech

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Varying inflection, speed, and word choice when talking with infants

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Turn taking

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Conversational give-and-take

36
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Gesture

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Nonverbal support of communication

37
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Stages of language

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  • Prelinguistic stage
  • One-word stage
  • Multi-word stage

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