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Ch.Dev.Midterm

Victor Ammons PSYCH 0202 30 Midterm

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Bran Maturation and Emotions Social Smile(6weeks) Stranger wariness (9months) Separation anxiety
Goodness of fit a termpermental adjustment that allows smooth infant-caregiver interaction.
Synchrony coordinated interaction
attachment a lasting emotional bond that one person ahs with another (secure, insecure, disorganized)
social referencing seeking information about how to react to an unfamiliar event by observing someone else's expressions and reactions.
infant day care family day care v center day care v preschooling
brain development left-handedness should bew influenced in the first weeks of life.
corpus callosum a long band of nerve fivers that connect the left and right hemisphere of the brain
child maltreatment all intentional harm to, or avoidable endagngerment of any one under 18.
signs maltreatment injuries that do not fit an accidental explanation, bruises on both sides of body, burn with a clear end line, broken bones not properly tended to, sexual knowledge during playtime, headaches, stomach aches
consequences of maltreatment Isolatoin, lack of daycare/family visiting, social deficits
apprentice in thinking a person whose congnition is stimulated and directed by older and more skilled members of society(Vygotsky)
guided participation the process by which people learn from others who guide their experiences and explorations
scaffolding temporary support that is tailored to a learner's needs and abilities and aimed at helping the learner master the next task in a given learning process
language used to build scaffolds
theory-theory children attempt to explain eerythijng they see and hear by constructing theories
theory of mind a child's theory of what other people might be thinking
externalizing problems angry, attacking. undercontrolled
internalizing problems fearful, withdrawn, overcontrolled
phallic stage age3-6 in which a boy begins to masturbate, fear castration, and develop sexual feelings for his mother
behaviorism all roles are earned and are the result from nurture.
overweightchildren BMI ober 85th percentile of weight charts.
ADHD 10% of all children, inattentive, impulsive, and overactive.
educating children with speial needs individualized instruction before the age of 6, individual education plan, least restrictive environment.
Language pragmatics school-age children are more flexible and complex.
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