Chapter 5 Flashcards

1
Q

do babies prefer a novel stimulus?

A

yes

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2
Q

auditory threshold

A

quietest sound that a person can hear

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3
Q

do infants hear as well as adults?

A

no

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4
Q

what is the main cause of hearing impairment in infants?

A

heredity

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5
Q

what are cones for

A

how we detect wavelength and colour

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6
Q

when can infants see all colour?

A

3 months

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7
Q

intersensory redundancy theory

A

infants perceptual system is attuned to amodal info that is present to multiple sensory modes

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8
Q

size constancy

A

realization that objects actual size remains the same despite changes in size of its retinal image

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9
Q

visual expansion

A

as objects move closer, it fills a greater portion of retina

this is why we flinch if someone throws a ball at us

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10
Q

motion parallax

A

nearby moving objects move across visual field faster than those at a distance

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11
Q

retinal disparity

A

right and left eye see slightly different versions of same scene

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12
Q

configural processing

A

can distinguish between same features but different configuration

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13
Q

featural processing

A

can distinguish between different features

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14
Q

what are the 3 networks/elements of attention?

A

orienting
alerting
executive

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15
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orienting network

A

determines which stimuli will be processed further and which will be ignored

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16
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alerting network

A

keeps childs attentional processes prepared, ready to detect and respond to stimuli

17
Q

executive network

A

responsible for monitoring thoughts, feelings ,responses and resolving conflicts

18
Q

what is the most complex element of attention?

A

executive network

19
Q

which network/element of attention is the slowest to develop?

A

executive network

20
Q

what are the 3 symptoms of ADHD

A

hyperactivity
inattention
impulsivity

21
Q

what are treatments for ADHD

A

stimulant drugs like ritalin

psychosocial treatments

22
Q

motor skills

A

coordinated movements of muscles and limbs

23
Q

what are 2 challenges of motor skills

A

locomotion

fine motor skills

24
Q

dynamic systems theory

A

motor development involves many distinct skills that are organized and reorganized over time to meet demands of specific tasks

25
Q

when do children start stepping spontaneously

A

10 months

26
Q

mastering intricate motions require what 2 things?

A

differentiation

integration

27
Q

are children with active parents more active?

A

yes

28
Q

when do kids pick a preferred hand?

A

after one year

29
Q

what influences handedness (left/right handed)?

A

genes and experience

experience because modern culture favours right handedness

30
Q

what do newborns prefer in regard to facial features? (3 things)

A

attractive faces
upright faces
normal features

31
Q

whats a very important cue?

A

motion

32
Q

which cones are sensitive to short wavelength

A

blue and violet

33
Q

which cones are sensitive to long wavelength

A

red and orange

34
Q

do babies hear sounds best that have pitches in the range of human speech?

A

yes

35
Q

when can a baby recognize their own name?

A

4 1/2 months