lecture 3 - physical, motor and cognitive development in infancy (0-2 years) Flashcards

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cephalocaudal pattern

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sequence in which the earliest group always occurs at the top, with physical growth and differentiation of features gradually working their way to the bottom

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proximodistal pattern

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sequance in which group starts at centre of the body moves towards the extremities

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neurons

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a nerve cell that handles information processing

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synapses

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the junction across which a nerve impulses passes from an axon terminal to another neuron

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myelination

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the process whereby the axons of the neuron cells are insulated with fat cells

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synpatic pruning

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neural connections and pathways that are not used or stimulated are weakened and eventually die off

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Rem sleep

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eyes flutter beneath closed lids

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perception

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interpretation of what is sensed

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senses or sensation

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occurs when information interacts with sensory receptors

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10
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object permanence

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understanding that objects and events continue to exist

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motor development

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process of change in movement as well as the interacting factors the individual, environment and task that drive these changes

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reflex

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involuntary movements the body makes in response to a stimulus

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