Normal Development Flashcards

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1
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social smile

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6 weeks

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2
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recognize mom

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2 mos

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3
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stranger anxiety, peek a boo

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8-10 mos

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4
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drinking from cup, wave good bye

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12 mos

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5
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imitation, housework

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14-18 mos

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6
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playing interactive games

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24 mos

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7
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dress w/ supervision

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4-5 yrs

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8
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gross motor and speech for 2 mos

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hold up head, smile

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9
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gross, fine, speech for 4 mos

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bearing weight on legs, grasp objects, laugh and squeal

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gross, fine, speech for 6 mos

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sit w/ some support, pass object hand to hand, imitate speech sounds and single syllables

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gross, fine, speech for 9 mos

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sits w/o support, pincer grasp, da/ma/ba w/ jabbers but nonspecific

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12
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4 characteristics of bowlby attachment

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proximity maintenance, safe haven, secure base, separation distress

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13
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3 stages of bowlby attachment

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preattachment
attachment in making
clear cut attachment

important to conceive as a process, not necessarily one caregiver

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14
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describe secure attachment

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willing to explore, stranger anxiety high, some separation anxiety but can soothe, excited to be reunited

majority

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15
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describe insecure avoidant attachment

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willing to explore, low stranger anxiety, indifferent to separation, avoids contact at reunion

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16
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describe insecure ambivalent attachment

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low exploration, high stranger anxiety, distress at separation, seeking and rejecting reunion

17
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describe disorganized attachment

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variable exploration, low strnager anxiety, variable separation anxiety, some fear at reunion

only 5%

18
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behaviors assoc w/ reactive attachment disorder

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at least 2-
minimal social and emotional responsiveness

limited positive affect

episodes of irritability, sadnes, fearfulness

19
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onset of RAD and link to autism spectrum

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onset b/w 9 mos and 5 yrs, does not meet autism spectrum criteria

20
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behaviors w/ disinhibited social engagement disorder

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at least 2:
reduced reticence in interacting w/ strangers

overly familiar social behavior

diminished checking back w/ caregiver

willingness to go off w/ stranger

21
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onset and link to autism spectrum w/ DSED

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b/w 9 mos and 5 yrs

not meet ASD criteria

22
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5 Mahler stages

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symbiosis 0-5 mos
differentiation 5-10 mos
practicing 10-15 mos
rapprochement 18-24 mos (develop self awareness, more comfortable with separation)
consolidation and object constancy 24-36 mos

23
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4 stages of piaget cognitive development

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sensorimotor 0-18 mos- actions, senses, egocentric

preoperational: 18 mos-5/6 yrs- language and symbols develop, egocentric, transductive reasoning (not logic)

concrete operations: 6/7- 12 yrs- conservation, serialization, relations, class inclusion, perspectives

formal operations: 12+- abstract thought, planning, future projection

24
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motor and speech at 12 mos

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stand alone, dada/mama and more specific and responds to name

25
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motor and speech at 15 mos

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walk alone, follow simple commands like stop

26
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motor and speech at 18 mos

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walk up steps, 6 word vocab

27
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motor and speech at 24 mos

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runs, combining words