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Section 1-3 Flashcards

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Tonic Neck Reflex

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when the leg and arm extend to protect the infant who in on its side

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Moro Reflex

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extend arms, push head back

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Grasping reflex

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holding onto everything

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step reflex

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dancing or stepping when feet on solid ground

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average size of babies

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5-10 pounds

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cooing

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1-6 months babys coo

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babbling

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6 months

vocalization of phenomes

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Holophrase

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6 months
one word takes the place of whole sentences
“cookie”

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telegraphic speech

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2.3-3 years
telegraphic speech usually with words missing
“where doggie”

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over regulation

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inappropriate application of grammar rules

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over extension

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application of a word to many objects based on some shared characteristics

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under extension

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restriction ofwords

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types of parents

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Authoritarian Parents
Permissive Parents
Neglecting Parents
Authoritative parents

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Freud’s psych sexual development

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Oral Stage
Anal stage
Phalic stage
latency period 
genital stage
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Erikson’s psycholsocial development

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Bioligical urges guide us but social recognition acceptance is just as importand
correction v.s. praise

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cognitive developmental theory

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traditonal view: child is like clay

COgnitive theorist: child shapes now they picture themselves

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Kohlberg moral development

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Pre conventional level= All about me
Conventional level = social approval
Post conventional level= what does the law say?

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object permanence

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the child’s ability to know that object continue to exist even though they can’t be seen or heard

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schemas

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cognitive framework or concept that helps organize and interpret information

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Authoritarian Parents

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Make arbitrary rules and expect unquestioned obedience

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AUthoritarian Parent’s Kids

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Withdrawn, anxious, unhappy

undiscipled when parents not around

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Permissive Parents

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few rules and rarely enforce theones they do make

Warm and supportive

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Permissive parent’s kids

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immature, impulsive, dependant

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Neglecting

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Not involved in kid’s life

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Neglecting Parent’s Kids

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Higher chance of delinquency and low self confidence

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Authoritative parents

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high but realistic standards

encourage open communication and independance

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Authoritative parent’s kids

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mature, self-reliant, responsible

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