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Psy Test 1

Childhood Psychology

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What is the id at birth a human is wild and chaotic,pleasure principle, immediate gratification
what is the ego reality delays gratification
what is the super ego moral sense
what is skinners behaviorism full focus on environmental consequences
what is the biopsycosocial model biological and physical development pretatal-before birth post natal-after birth
what is epigenesis 50/50 contribution of egg & sperm
what are structure genes tells what to build
what are regulatory genes tells when to build
what are the 3 characteristics of maturation universal-same everywhere (human) sequential-predictable pattern environment- normal environment
what is the germinal stage 1st 2 weeks, zygote
what is the embryonic stage weeks 3-8 heart, kidney, liver, sex organs,
what is cephalo caudal development 1st 8 weeks head is more developed than tail
what is proximal distal development near spine grows faster
what reflexes are babies born with rooting, sucking, grasping
what is an evolutionary remnant something present in humans not needed anymore
what reflexes are babies born with rooting, sucking, grasping
what is an evolutionary remnant something present in humans not needed anymore ie. grasping reflex
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