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Stranger anxiety

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When I child feels anxiety when a stranger is introduced into their environment

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Secure attachment

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Explore using mom as a base
Distress when mom leaves
Reserved interest in stranger
Excitement when mom returns

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Resistant attachment

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Very clingy
Distress when mom leaves
No interest in stranger
Cried when mom came back too

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Avoidant attachment

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Not interested in mom or stranger

Just went out an explored

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Authoritarian/Dictatorial

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Little independence for their children and are strict and harsh

Kids have poor self control and handle independence poorly

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Authoritative

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Compromise and learning from mistakes, are kind but not too kind

Kids are socially competent, self reliant, and socially responsible

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Permissive indifferent

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Interact little with their kids, don’t know where they are and don’t really care about their kids

These kids have poor self control and don’t handle independence very well

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Permissive indulgent

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Parents are involved but place few limits on their kids, pushover

Kids have no respect for others and can’t control their behaviors

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Assimilation

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When we try to fit new material into an existing SCHEMA

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Accommodation

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When a child learns to create a new SCHEMA for a new object

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SCHEMA

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Mental category

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Sensorimotor

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0-2

Sensory skills- babies putting things into their mouths

Motor skills- figuring out body parts

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Object permanence

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Babases realize that when things are out of sight they aren’t actually gone

Ex: Peek a Boo

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Preoperational

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3-7
Child is very egocentric

Lacks reversibility ( being able to see a situation from another point of view)

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Concrete operational

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7-11
The child develops conservation (ability to understand things look different but can be the same ex: the juice glasses)

The child masters the concept of reversibility

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Formal operational

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12+

The child develops the ability to think hypothetically (about concepts that aren’t tangible like history and algebra)

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Vygotsky - modeling and scaffolding

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Modeling and scaffolding

Show a child how each concept works a couple of times then they can do it for themselves

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Pre conventional

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0-8

Make moral decisions based on rewards and consequences

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Conventional

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9-12

Make decisions based on peer influence

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Post conventional

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12+

Moral decisions based on the greater good, your ethical code

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Carol Gillian

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Criticized Kohlberg because he only studied white males

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Stage 1

Trust vs Mistrust

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0-1

Trust- developed from consisten care of needs

Mistrust- developed from inconsistent care of needs

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Stage 2

Autonomy vs shame/doubt

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1-3

Autonomy- self dependent (let kids do things by themselves)

Shame/Doubt- don’t allow kids to do things by themselves

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Stage 3

Initiative vs guilt

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3-6

Initiative- see that something needs to be done and they do it

Guilt- tell kids to stop their inititative

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Stage 4

Industry vs inferiority

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6-12

Industry- making/creating things

Inferiority- criticized for making/ creating things

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Stage 5

Identity vs role confusion

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Adolescence

Identity- beliefs, friend group, morals, career interests

Role confusion- not knowing what you’re doing with your life

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Stage 6

Intimacy vs isolation

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Young adulthood

Intimacy- hoe strong you are able to maintain a relationship

Isolation- not having many strong relationships

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Stage 7

Generativity vs stagnation

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Middle adulthood

Generativity- having a family, getting a house, working in your career, basically being a productive member to society

Stagnation- not doing anything, nothing is meaningful, basically a mid life crisis

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Stage 8

Ego integrity vs despair

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Late adulthood

Ego integrity- looking back on your life and feeling proud and happy

Despair- looking back on your life and having major regrets or mistakes

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Oral

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0-1.5

Eating and putting tugs in their mouth

Oral fixation- over fed as a baby

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Anal

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1.5-3

Potty training

Anal retentive- over compulsive, potty trained as a baby

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Phallic

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3-7

Figuring out that boys and girls are different

Penis envy

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Latency

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7-11

Repressing earlier conflicts

Boys and girls have cooties

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Genital

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12+

Sexual relationships

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Fixation

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Super focused on one thing

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Identity diffusion

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I don’t know what I want to do and I don’t care

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Identity foreclosure

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I want to be a doctor because mom and dad always wanted me to

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Identity moratorium

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I don’t know what I want to do but I am trying to figure it out

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Identity achievement

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I know what I want to do and I am in the process of getting there

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Denial

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Denying that something is wrong with you

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Anger

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Mad at diagnosis

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Bargaining

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Higher power or medical professional

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Sadness

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Dispare

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Acceptance

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Learned to live with it

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Phenomes

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Basic phonics and language sounds

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Morphemes

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Smallest unit of language with meaning

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Grammar

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Rules of a language

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Semantics

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Rules for the meanings of words

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Syntax

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Rules for the order of words

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Noam Chomsky

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Our brain is set up for learning language, once we hear a consistent language around us our brain soaks it up

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Linguistic Determinism / Whorf

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Our vocabulary determines the nature of our thoughts (ex: I think about diving because I know diving terms)

52
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Over regularization

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Over use of a grammar rule

“I did it the bestist”

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Over extension

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Using a word too broadly

Ex: calling all tissues Kleenex

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Zygote

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Begins as a single cell but begins to divide rapidly in the days following fertilization

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Embryo

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2 weeks - 2 month

First stages in development of a child in the mother

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Fetus

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9 weeks - Birth

Longest stage of baby being in the mom

57
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Teratogens

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Viruses that can hurt the fetus

Ex: Zika

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Rooting reflex

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A baby turns toward the hand it is touched with when it is touched on the cheek

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Habituation

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When a baby is used to someone they are continually exposed to

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Fetal alcohol syndrome

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When the mother drinks while she is pregnant

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Maturation

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The process in which an individual matures

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Moro reflex

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A baby is stimulated by a loud noise or something that startles them and they curl up in a ball to protect themselves

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Grasping reflex

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When a baby instinctually grabs onto hands and fingers when they are young

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Monozygotic twins

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Twins from the same egg

Identical

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Imprinting

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Ex: with the ducks and that guy and the ducks thought he was their mom because they were exposed to him first at birth

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Temperament

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Behavior of the baby

Crabby
Happy
Sad
Etc.

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Dizygotic twins

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Twins from different eggs

Fraternal twins

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Phenotype

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A physical trait you can see

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Genotype

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A trait that is in someone’s genes but may not be an,emto be seen

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Gross motor skills

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Walking, running, etc.

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Fine motor skills

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Drawing, writing, eating with a fork and knife, etc.

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Lorenz

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Worked on imprinting with the geese

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Harlow

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Monkeys and contact comfort

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Contact comfort

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Ex: the monkeys valued the warm doll over the doll that was giving them food because they felt safe near the warm fuzzy doll

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Critical period

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A period in which a child is very susceptible to things in their development and it is important they develop certain skills during that period

76
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X chromosome

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Girls XX

Guys have it too

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Y chromosome

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Guys XY

Girls don’t have it

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Gender roles

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Roles in our society in which the genders are supposed to do. Basically stereotypes.

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Social learning

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People learn from one another

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Theory of mind

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Ones beliefs and desires and the ability to understand that these differ from person to person

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Zone of proximal development

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A period of time in which development is rapid and important

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Telegraphic speech

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Using the least amount of words and such to communicate. Used by babies a lot to communicate things. Usually uses crude grammar and minimal words.

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