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Jarvis PE&HA ch 2

Jarvis PE&HA chapter 2 (usi 247)

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centration the characteristic of focusing on only 1 aspect of a situation at a time & ignoring other characteristics
cooperative play children playing the same game & interacting while doing it
delayed imitation a child can witness an event, form a mental representation of it, & imitate it later in the absence of the model
egocentric the characteristic of focusing on one's own interests, needs, & point of view & lacking concern for other
mental representation Piaget's term for the concept acquired by age 2 that an infant can think of an external event without actually experiencing it
objective permanence Piaget's term for the concept acquired during infancy that objects & people continue to exist even when they are no longer in sight
prehension using the hand and fingers for the act of grasping
stress the total of the biologic reactions to an adverse stimulus--whether it be physical, mental, or emotional, internal or external--that tends to disturb the homeostasis of the body
symbolic function Piaget's term for the concept acquired during childhood in which the child uses symbols to represent people, objects & events
telegraphic speech speech used by age 3 or 4 in which 3 or 4 word sentences contain only the essential words
transductive reasoning the young child's thinking that when two events occur simultaneously, that one caused the other, even though they are unrelated
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