key words

Question 1

egosentrisism

Answer 1

inhibility to see situation from another pov

Question 2

object permanence

Answer 2

is the ability to understand that an object continues to exist, even though it can no longer be seen

Question 3

life expectancy

Answer 3

the estimated about of years that a person can live for

Question 4

emotional literacy

Answer 4

ability to understand and recognise expressing appropriate responses

Question 5

empathy

Answer 5

ability to identify with or understand another situation or feeling

Question 6

attachment

Answer 6

a strong emotional connection between a child and caregiver

Question 7

self-concept

Answer 7

a combination of self-image and self-esteem

Question 8

self-image

Answer 8

the way in individuals see themselves and their mental image

Question 9

self-esteem

Answer 9

how a person feels about themselves and their self worth.

Question 10

separation anxiety

Answer 10

anxiety provoked in a young child by separation or the threat of separation from its mother or main carer.

Question 11

stranger anxiety

Answer 11

manifested by crying when an unfamiliar person approaches

Question 12

maternal deprivation

Answer 12

long time away from caregiver after attachment was made

Question 13

privation

Answer 13

where a child has never formed an attachment to a caregiver

Question 14

groth

Answer 14

variables across the body and is increased in some measurement of quantity

Question 15

development

Answer 15

complex changes that follow order sequence including an increase in skill and abilitys

Question 16

milestone

Answer 16

the ability to atchived by most children at certain age

Question 17

gross motor skills

Answer 17

large movements that require large muscles of the body

Question 18

fine motor skills

Answer 18

small movements that require small muscles of the body

Question 19

tripod grip

Answer 19

child uses index and middle finger to grip things, starts around 3/4 years old

Question 20

puberty

Answer 20

a period of rapid growth and change over several years preparing for reproduction

Question 21

adolescence

Answer 21

status change following the on set of puberty during which a young person turns into an adult

Question 22

hormones

Answer 22

chemical substances released into the blood to control and regulate body organs

Question 23

primary sex characteristics

Answer 23

present at birth

Question 24

secondary sex characteristics

Answer 24

develops at puberty

Question 25

lactation

Answer 25

hormones effect the breasts so they produce milk

Question 26

menopause

Answer 26

the ending of afab fertility including the stop of menstrual cycle, production of eggs and stops the production of afab sex horomes