Psych 210 Ch. 1-7

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Psych 210 Ch. 1-7

butterfly effect
the phenomenon that says a small change has large potential power
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butterfly effect the phenomenon that says a small change has large potential power
cohort a group of people that are in the same age group/generation
control frontal area of the brain
longitudinal research the best method for studying people's development over long periods of time
to offer solutions The purpose of developmental theories is NOT
cognitive theory focuses on the structure/development of an individual's thought process
assimilate reinterpreting new experiences so that they fit into our old/current ideas
accommodation radically changing old/current ideas based on new experiences
epigenetic systems theory developmental theory that emphasizes the interaction of genes and the environment
sociocultural theory the theory based on society & culture
DNA the molecular basis of heredity which is constructed as a double helix
23 pairs how many chromosomes are in a regular human cell?
Viability Possibility
tobacco the teratogen that slows growth
teratology study of the factors involved in birth defects
prenatal period the critical period in which behavioral teratogens are most susceptible to affect the brain and spinal cord
apgar scale Evaluates infant on heart rate, respiratory condition, muscle tone, reflexes, and color
head sparing Biological protection of the brain. The brain will suffer last
postpartum feelings of inadequacy in young mothers leads to
7 pounds the average North American newborn weighs about
1/5 by age 2 body weight averages _ of adult weight
1/2 by age 2 body length ranges about _ of adult weight
pruning process by which under used neurons are inactivated
fine tuning process of the brain that implies stimulation help neural connections develop
reflex involuntary response to a stimulus
same motor skills same sequence
4 & 30 inches away (20/400) infants focus most readily on objects _ away
affordance an opportunity for perception and interaction that is offered by a person, place, or object in the environment
visual cliff an apparent, but not actual, drop between surfaces
reflexes the newborns first sensory motor activities are
holophrase one word sentences to express a thought
distress first emotion displayed by infants
trust vs mistrust infants first task
epigenetic temperament is
strange situation measures how a child responds to separations and reunions with a caregiver

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