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Human Development Exam 1 Flashcards

1
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Sensitive Period

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susceptible to environmental experiences

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Critical Period

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When an event has greatest consequence. Must happen in a window of time.

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Plasticity

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Degree to which development can be influenced by environment

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Performationism

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children are like minature adults

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Tabula Rasa

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  • John Locke
  • Children, clean slate.
  • innately good
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Continuous

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  • gradual process. Builds on itselv
  • Quantitative
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Discontinuous

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  • Abrupt.
  • Does not build
  • Qualitative
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Testable prediction about 2 or more variables

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Hypothesis

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Observation & Experimentation that produces reliable results

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  • Scientific Method
    • Question
    • Hypothesis
    • Testing
    • Collect Data
    • Draw conclusion
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Systemic People watching

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  • Naturalistic Observation
    • can’t establish ause an effect because no control
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Detailed examination of the life of one person

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Case Study

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Statistical relationship between 2 variables. Knowing one makes possible to predict the other

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Correlational study

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An experimental group and a control group

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Experiment

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Variable is different for the experimental group than for the control Group

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Independent Variable

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outcome can be measured to calculate the results of the experiment by comparing the ex group with the control group

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Dependent Variable

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Collecting data of a variety of ages on a single occasion

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Cross Sectional Research

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Same persons are followed over time and data collected on 2 or more occasions

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Longitudinal Research

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18
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An explanation of historical experience rather than maturation.

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Cohort Effect ex. 911 or Katrina

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Unconscious biological focus. Freud

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Psychoanalytic

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Theory that behavior results from our experiences and what receive from external environment

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Behaviorism

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Looking to the caregiver for cues

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Social Referencing

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For all age groups a process that exists for cognitive functioning

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Information Processing

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Cognitive Development

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how cognition changes with Age. Piaget.

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Social and cultural factors

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sociocultural

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Ecological Systems

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  • shaped by 5 interrelated systems in the social environment.
  • Too broad
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Pros for longitudinal Research

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can follow one age group over time and get a consistant study

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Cons for Longitudinal Research x6

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  • Cost
  • Time
  • Attrition
  • Practice
  • Measurement change
  • Less of an impact over time
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Pros for Cross sectional research

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  • Fast, easy cheap
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Cons for Cross Sectional Research

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  • Measures developmental differences not developmental change.
  • Cohort differences
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Cons with Correlational Research

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  • statistical relationships can be interpreted in terms of changes in one variable causing changes in the other
  • Directionality Problem
  • what if third variable effects both
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Cons with Lab testing

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  • Ethical Dilemma
  • Artifical context
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Problems with Clinical Interview

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relies on verbal expression. Difficult to compare between other individuals.

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Problems with Psycho-biological

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  • Information you cannot observe
  • expensive
  • invasive
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Problems with case study

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Can’t generalize. Tend to make assumption about everyone

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Problems with Naturalistic Observation

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difficult to be objective. Observer can affect situation they are observing

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36
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Problems with Self Report

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Selective Memory, inaccurate

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37
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Normal cell division, exact mutation always happens

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mitosis

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38
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Contain Gametes. 23 from Mom 23 from Dad.

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Meiosis

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39
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When the union of sperm and ovum and new cell occurs

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zygote

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40
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Fraternal twins

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dizygotic

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41
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100% genetic material. Identical Twins

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Monozygotic

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42
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double stranded make up of chromosomes

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DNA

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43
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Store and transport genetic information. In nucleus of cells contains genes.

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Chromosomes

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44
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Contain Instructions, Proteins, Segment DNA

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GENE

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45
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X & Y Chromosomes. X is longer with more genetic material

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Sex Chromosomes

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46
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Unique Genetic Inheritance

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Genotype

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47
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Actual characteristics derived from genotype

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phenotype

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48
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2 Dominant 2 Recessive

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homozygous

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49
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1 dominant 1 recessive

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Heterozygous

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50
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When the dominant gene gets expressed

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Dominant Inheritance

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51
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When recessive gene is influential

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Recessive Inheritance

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52
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Many genes determine a characteristic

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Polygenic Inheritance

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53
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Gene Therapy

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Method of treating genetic disorders by replacing affected genes

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54
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Mutations

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  • Caused by the alteration of single base units in DNA,
  • deletion, insertion, or rearrangement of larger sections of genes or chromosomes.
  • Ex Sickle Cell Anemia
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X-linked inheritance

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  • recessive x chromosome,
  • females have a back up males do not.
  • Recessive gets expressed
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PKU

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  • Phenylketonura
  • Epigenetics- single gene mutation
  • Lack enzyme for tyrosine
  • inhibit formation of myein.
    • avoid starchy foods
57
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Extra copy of 21st pair

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down syndrome

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Heritability

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genes responsible for differences among persons (estimate)

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Passive Genotype

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  • both genes & env’t
  • parents provide environment through development
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Active Genotype

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niche picking to match their gene

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Evocative Genotype

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  • Child driven
  • evoke response from others
62
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the outset of meiosis exchange of genetic material between paired chromosomes

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Crossing Over

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Germinal Stage

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  • Shortest period
  • begins at fertilization ends at implantation (8-10 days later)
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Embryonic Stage

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  • Implantation at end of 8th week
  • organ development
  • can touch move
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Fetal Stage

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  • 9th week until birth
  • Sexual Differentiation
  • 1.5” - 20”
  • .02 lbs- 7 lbs
  • GROWTH
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Top to bottom growth

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Cephalocaudal Pattern

67
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In to out. Heart first

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Proximodistal

68
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Age of Viability

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3rd Trimester. 20 weeks

69
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Any environmental factor that may affect a fetus

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Teratogen

70
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Blastocyst

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Ball of 100 cells formed 1 week following conception

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Neural Tube

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  • Part of the endoderm that will become spinal chord and Brain
  • during embryonic period
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Maternal Stress

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  • fetus builds on itself permanently to deal with this kind of stress env’t
  • When born may have pathological issues.
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Maternal Nurtrition

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Risk for Pre-term births & small for date

74
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Effects of Alcohol on Fetus x6

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  • Psychopath
  • hyperactivity
  • 30% chance of fetal alchol syndrome
  • Small heald
  • Lack of conolutions
  • Eye problems
75
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Effects of Opiates on Fetus x4

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  • Addictd baby
  • Anemia
  • Cardiac Disease
  • Still birth
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Tobacco on fetus x4

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  • Low O2 and high carbon Monoxide
  • Low birth weight
  • fast heart beat
  • still birth
77
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Toxoplasmosis

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Cat little feces

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Effects of Mercury on fetus x5

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  • Minimata disease
  • limb problems
  • mental health
  • cardiac
  • paralysis
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Types of Teratogens

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  • pollution
  • radiation
  • viruses/diseases
  • alchohol
  • drugs
80
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2nd Trimester

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Vernix Lanugo

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Survival Weeks

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27-29

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Sexual differentiation

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  • First week no anatomical gender
  • karyotype distinguishes male from female
  • Gonadal differences
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Upside down delivery

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  • breech.
  • Oxygen deprivation.
  • Suctioning
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Fontanels

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soft spot on baby’s skull, shift during birth

85
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Apgar Scale

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  • Appearance, Pulse, Grimace, Activity, Respiration
  • 7 or higher
  • 1-5 min after birth
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Anoxia

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  • Grows lanugo (hair).
  • Blue in the face.
  • Oxygen deprivation
87
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Low birth weight

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less than 5.5 lbs

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Pre-term

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  • womb no longer comfortable environment
  • high bp
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Small for date

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  • problem with fetus
  • weigh less than 90% of other neonates at age group
  • 4 times higher death rate
90
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Kangaroo Care

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  • Being strapped to mothers body
  • skin-skin
  • 2-3 hours a day
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Stages of Childbirth

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  1. Dilation, cervix thinking. Transition (12-14 hours)
  2. Pushing, birth of baby
  3. Placenta (hope breast milk will come)
92
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head turns when cheek is strokes

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rooting

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babinski

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stroke foot and toes fan out

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Moro

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arms thrust out when head and neck not supported

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stepping reflex

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when feet on flat surface baby will walk

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grasping

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grasp object placed in hand

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SIDS

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  • Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (btwn 1-4 mnths)
  • no apparent illness or disorder
  • sleeping on stomach
  • forget to breathe
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Synaptogenesis

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  • up to 3 years of age
  • rapid development of dendtritic trees
99
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3 Changes in the brain

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  1. Myelination
  2. Synaptogenesis
  3. Synaptic Pruning
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Myelination

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  • myelin sheath
  • around axon of a neuron.
  • essential for functioning of the nervous system.
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Experience expectant

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  • Expect due to evolutionary heritage
  • Commonalities
  • Explain universals of human development
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Experience Dependent

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  • Individual differences
  • Unique experiences (yelling at home)
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Visual cliff

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  • depth perception. Ability to discern relative objects in environment
  • requires practice and experience
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Strange Situation

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  • Ainsworth
  • most reliable assessment of attachemtn
  • anxious disorganized when caregiver is gone
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Crying Contagion

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  • when one cries they all cry
  • recruiting adults
  • think there is something wrong
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Six Week Peak

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crying tapers off

107
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Synaptic Pruning

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  • dying off of unused dendtrites.
  • Done by 15 yrs
  • Plasticity
108
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Back to sleep program

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  • Educational program about healthy sleep
109
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6 Benefits for Breast fed baby

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  1. Decrease risk of obesity
  2. antibodies
  3. digestion
  4. jaw development
  5. myelination
  6. iron absoprtion
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Theory

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explain and make predictions about development

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Secondary emotions

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  • Self conscious
  • 18-24 months
  • embaressment
  • pride
  • shame
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Sensorimotor

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  • Infants learn about the world thru own senses
113
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Goodnes of fit

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  • temperment and environmental demands
  • change env’t to FIT child temperment
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Novelty Preference

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  • Basic infant tendency that habituation pardigms capitilize on.
  • want to see something new
115
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Protective Factors

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  • Environmental Factors allow to thrive even in the fae of adveristy
  • secure attachment
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Preferential Looking Paradigm

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  • 2 stimulis side-by-side
  • measure looking time
  • born with morality
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Violation of Expectation

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  • babies look longer at what they can’t understand
118
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Habituation

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  • Gradual reduction of response due to repetition of stimuli
  • bored
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Internal Working Model

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  • Self Awareness and others
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Attachment

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  • Enduring emotional mond between mother and baby
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Difficult Tempermant

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  • negative moods
  • don’t adapt well
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4 Factors that Characterize Attachment

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  1. Separation distress
  2. happy at reunion
  3. social referencing
  4. proximity seeking
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Representation

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  • being able to create a mental image
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Object Permanence

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  • knowing an object continues to exist even when it is not there.
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Deferred Imitation

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  • ability to repeat actions observed at an earlier time
126
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3 types of evidence used to demonstrate Representation

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  1. Object Permanence
  2. Deferred Imitation
  3. Make-believe play
127
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A not B Error

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  • incomplete understanding
  • Piaget
  • don’t understand that objects exist independent of own actions
  • OR memory limitation. Tendency to REPEAT
128
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Joint Attention

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  • shared focus of two individuals on an object
129
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Risk Factor

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  • Something negative
  • insecure attachement
  • increase negative outcome
130
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Harlow Tests Freud

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  • Monkey, 1 had fleece blanket 1 had milk
  • Bowlby was right, 22hours, need blanket
131
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3 Factors that Predict Secure Attachment

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  1. Consitency
  2. Sensitivity
  3. Low cortisol
132
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Rouge Test

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  • Lipstic on nose
  • baby in mirror se see if they touch it
  • Self Recognition
  • should pass by 18 months
133
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3 Impirical Interventions

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  1. Ventral Ventral Contact
  2. Massage
  3. Kangaroo Care
134
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Preferential looking and Habituation

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baby has tendency to look at habituated stimulus

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