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Gross motor skills the abilities usually acquired during infancy and early childhood as part of a child's motor development
Fine motor skills the coordination of small muscle movements which occur in the fingers, usually in coordination with the eyes
Breast milk is recommended during the first 6-12 months because it provides... all essential nutrients, natural immunity to disease, easier digestion, sterile and warm feeding, health advantages for the mother, and emotional advantages for both.
Movement through the stages and acquisition of knowledge occurs as a result of.. Physical maturation and direct experience in the environment.
Transitions Movement through stages in a gradual process. Both quantity and quality of knowledge increase.
scheme organized patterns of knowledge.
Assimilation the process in which people understand a new experience in terms of their current stage of cognitive development and existing ways of thinking.
accomodation changing of schemes
Stages of cognitive development sensorimotor (B-2), preoperational (2-6), concrete operational, formal operational.
Sensorimotor stage No evidence of symbolic thought, no understanding of tenses, "seven-week shift", realization of more than self, achieves object permanence.
Humans are born with basic instinctual and unconscious urges called... Eros(life instinct)=sex, Thanatos (death instinct)=aggression.
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