Motor, Sensory and Perceptual Development Flashcards
Describe sensation
Info interacts with sensory receptors
Describe perception
The interpretation of info thru senses
Action is based on _______.
perception
T/F: Babies can differentiate between mom’s smell and another person’s smell.
True
Babies can feel/remember _____.
pain
At birth vision is _________.
20/240 (vison is adult like by age 1)
What is habituation?
decreased responsiveness to a stimulus after repeated presentation
What is dishabituation?
recovery of habituated response after change in stimulus
What is something babies can do that we adults can’t do in terms of recognizing faces?
Babies can recognize different faces of the same species of animals
Pattern peaks _______.
interest
What is perceptual constancy?
Provides stability in comprehension of the world
What is intermodal perception?
Integrating info from 2 or more senses
Describe dynamic systems theory.
Understanding of how processes change over time
Perception and action are linked
How humans gain knowledge from everyday actions
Karen Adolf’s studies showed what?
Motor skills are not transferable.
In regard to fine motor movements, describe the stages for Infancy, childhood and adolescence
Infancy: Reaching and grasping
Early childhood: pick up small things and stack/build
Childhood and adolescence: handwriting, art, music