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Psych chapter 9

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Developmental psychology   show
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Post Hoc Fallacy   show
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show Human development is a two way street children's development influences their experiences, but the experiences also influence their development  
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cohort effects   show
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show genetic endowments input from genotype  
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nurture   show
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Involuntary/Obligatory responses   show
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show data collected from slightly older children given by choice; selecting toys, recalling information, etc..  
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psychophysiology   show
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Parent-report data   show
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Interview data   show
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Single point design   show
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show data collected at numerous time points; tracks a set of participants  
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show data collected at one time; sample includes groups to compare  
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show elements of both longitudinal and cross-sectional; follows and compares  
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show participants have the right to know what the researcher is conducting the study for  
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show used for children who can't consent, instead the parents consent for them  
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attrition   show
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germinal stage   show
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show 2 to 8 weeks  
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fetal stage   show
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emerging adulthood   show
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Piaget's stage theory   show
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sensorimotor stage   show
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show age 2 to 7, begin to think symbolically (words for objects)  
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show age 7 to 11, develop ability to reason but only concretely  
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formal operational stage   show
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show early emerging differences in reactivity and self-regulation in children  
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easy-going   show
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difficult/active   show
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Slow to warm   show
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show an emotional connection we share with those to whom we feel closest, often parents  
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Ainsworth's strange situation   show
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secure attachment   show
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show non-reactive to the mother leaving or returning  
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Insecure anxious   show
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show inconsistent/confused reaction  
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permissive   show
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show very strict, punishing, little affection  
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show supportive but set firm limits  
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uninvolved   show
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Identity   show
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