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Learning and Physical Development Flashcards

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Unconditioned Stimulus (UCS)- Breast Milk (The Steps of Classical Conditioning)

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Unconditioned Response (UCR) Sucking

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Neutral Stimulus- Forehead Stroking (The Steps of Classical Conditioning)

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Unconditioned Stimulus (UCS)- Breast Milk > Unconditioned Response (UCR)- Sucking

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Conditioned Stimulus (CS)- Forehead Stroking (The Steps of Classical Conditioning)

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Conditioned Response (CR)- Sucking

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Reinforcer (Operant Conditioning Terms)

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Increases probability of behavior occurring again (Presenting desirable stimulus; Removing unpleasant stimulus)

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Punishment (Operant Conditioning Terms)

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Reduces probability of behavior occurring again

Presenting unpleasant stimulus; Removing desirable stimulus

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0 month (Motor Development: Sequence and Trends)

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Fetal Posture

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1 months (Motor Development: Sequence and Trends)

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Chin Up

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2 months (Motor Development: Sequence and Trends)

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Chest Up

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3 months (Motor Development: Sequence and Trends)

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Reach and Miss

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4 months (Motor Development: Sequence and Trends)

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Sit with support

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5 months (Motor Development: Sequence and Trends)

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Sit on lap, grasp object

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6-7 months (Motor Development: Sequence and Trends)

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Sit alone

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7-8 months (Motor Development: Sequence and Trends)

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Stand with help/ Crawl

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8 months (Motor Development: Sequence and Trends)

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Pull to stand by furniture

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11 months (Motor Development: Sequence and Trends)

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Stand alone

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12 months (Motor Development: Sequence and Trends)

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Walk alone

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Newborn (Milestones of Reaching and Grasping)

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Prereaching

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3-4 Months (Milestones of Reaching and Grasping)

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Ulnar Grasp

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4-5 months(Milestones of Reaching and Grasping)

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Transferring object from hand to hand

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9 months (Milestones of Reaching and Grasping)

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Pincer Grasp

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4-7 months (Developments in Hearing)

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Sense of musical phrasing

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6-8 months (Developments in Hearing)

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“Screen out” sounds from non-native languages

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7-9 months (Developments in Hearing)

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Recognize familiar words, natural phrasing in native language

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Improvements in Vision

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Supported by rapid maturation of eyes and visual centers in brain

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2 months (Improvements in Vision)

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Focus and Color vision

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6 months (Improvements in Vision)

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Acuity, Scanning and Tracking

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6-7 months (Improvements in Vision)

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Depth Perception

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Gibson & Walk Visual Cliff Study

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Older and more mature babies are less likely to attempt crossing the visual cliff

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Contrast Sensitivity…

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Increases as babies age???

30
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Subjective Boundaries in Visual Patterns

31
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Scanning Human Face Patterns

32
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Early Face Perception

Lifespan Developmental Psychology (5 decks)

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