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Chapter 9 Psych Matching
A Double-stranded molecule that encodes genetic instructions; THE CHEMICAL BASIS OF HEREDITY.
DNA
How genes and environmental factors interact to guide development
When two people have a very SIMILAR genotype, but if they live in different environments their phenotypes differ. ***Genetic Predisposition***
The underlying genetic makeup or the genetic makeup of an individual organism
Genotype
Causes abnormal development.This causes malformations of defects in an embryo or fetus. EX: Exposure to radiation,toxic chemicals/metals,viruses/bacteria, and Drugs.
Teratogens
In born predispositions to consistently behave and react in a certain way. Patterns: Easy, Difficult, Slow-to-warm.
Temperament
People with a particular genetic configuration are more or less sensitive to particular environmental factors.
Genetic Predisposition
Attachments to other caregivers in their lives. EX: MOM, GRANDMA, ETC.
Multiple attachment
A long thread-like structure, composed of twisted parallel STRANDS OF DNA found in the cell nucleus.
Chromosomes
The transitional STAGE between Late Childhood and beginning of Adulthood which sexual maturity is reached.
Adolescence
Weeks 9-birth The body systems grow and mature.
Stage #3: Fetal Period
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