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1
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what part of the brain controls sex drives?

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hypothalamus

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who was the first person to take a look in depth at sexual behavior

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kinsley

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what happens in the sex stage excitement?

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blood flow changes to genitals, increase tension, erection, and it can happen just psychological

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4
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what happens in the plateau stage?

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excitment is consistent, testes swell and release semen

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what happens when you orgasm?

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sudden discharge of sexual tension, involuntary muscle contractions, for women- contractions other places too, you can have a ejaculation and not orgasm and vice versa

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what happens in the resolution stage?

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body goes to non aroused state, men-refaftory period, after ejac. men cant orgasm,

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7
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what causes us to develop like we do?

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nature VS. nurture

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what happens in the germinal development stage?

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conception to 2 weeks old, zygote egg, glob of cells

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explain the embryonic stage

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arms, legs, tail develop, most susceptible to birth defects, 2 out of 5 people miscarry

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explain the fetal stage

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starts when bone cells are forming and ends with birth, age of viability

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what are major prenatal risks

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mothers blood cells dont transfer, baby gives waste through cracks in blood vessels, blood vessels are to close to block bacteria

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12
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what bacteria can get through the placenta

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gas, viruses, nicotine, and alcohol

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what is german measles or Rubella

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3 or 4 week developing, 50% chance of blind, death, heart problems or mental illness

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what is MR (mentally retarded)

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earliest name was called idiot, mentally challenged

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describe the effects of nicotine in a baby

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irregular heartbeat, low birth weight, lung problems, ADHD, when smoking with baby it doubles the chance of pneumonia, bronchitis, and heart disease

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explain alcohol effecting the baby

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Fetal alcohol syndrome, heart deformantion, MR, squinty eyes, deformed face

17
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what is tetracycline

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chemical bonds to calcium, yellows the bones,

18
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what happens at 2 1/2 months

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baby rolls over

19
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what happens at 6 months

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sit up without support

20
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what happens at 12 months

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walk alone

21
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what happens at 20 months

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kick a ball

22
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what is assimation

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modify info to retain schema

23
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what is accomidation

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change the schema to fit new info, our ideas change

24
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explain sensorimotor stage of cognitive development

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0-2 yrs, object permanace-things exist even when theyre not in our line of sight

25
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explain preoperational stage of cog. development

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2-7, no object permance when it comes to people, dont understand conversation at this stage-when soemthing changes shape it doesnt loose its property

26
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explain concrete operational of cog. development

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7-11 do not have conversation, cant think abstract

27
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explain formal operations of cog. dev

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think abstract, still tend to think concrete when we are unfimilar with things

28
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explain attachment

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emotional bond between infant and caregiver

29
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what study did harlow conduct?

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monkeys, body contact is more important than nurishment

30
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explain secure attachement

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lead to best social skills, sensitive moms knows what baby needs, mom leaves baby cries

31
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explain anxious ambivalent

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mom is impatient, the baby is in the way of mom, cry when mom leaves and cries when she returns, grow up sending mixed signals, no apathy

32
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explain avoidant actions

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mom is incensitive, mom cant model her emotions, doesnt cry when she leaves or returns, anti-social

33
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explain preconventional?

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immoral “what will this cost me?”, many politicians

34
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explain conventional

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“what will people think of me?”

35
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explain post conventional

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“what is more important”, high morals

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