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Unit 9: Developmental
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The name for a human egg immediately after it has been fertilized
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Zygote
The name for a human egg immediately after it has been fertilized
Embryo
Ten days after conception, a baby is called a a(n)___________
Fetus
9 weeks after conception, a baby is called a(n) ______________
Teratogen
Harmful agents that can attack an embryo
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
A disorder caused by consuming alcohol during pregnancy, characterized by disproportionately small head and brain damage
Schema
Piaget's term for the organizational structure for objects (e.g. "Cow" is something that is black and white, large, has four legs, and moos)
Assimilation
The process of adding to a schema (e.g. If you see a brown cow, you have to include "brown" to the schema description that might have previously only included black and white)
Accomodation
The process of refining a schema (e.g. Your schema for 'cow' might be "black and white and large" - until you meet a Zebra - then the schema needs refining)
Scaffolding
Vygotsky's concept of modeling
Zone of Proximal Development
The term Vygotsky uses for the optimal skill level of a new task to be learned by a child. At the lower level, the task might could be learned on one's own, and at the upper level, scaffolding may be needed to learn the task.
Critical Period
A point in developmental time when a child can learn a skill most efficiently and quickly.
Imprinting
The name for a critical period at the beginning of life in animals where they learn extremely quickly (e.g. the first thing a newborn bird sees might become what it thinks of as "mother")
Temperament
A person's characteristic emotional reactivity and intensity.
Basic Trust
Assuming an infant is brought up in the "correct" way - they will develop this - which means that they see the world as a basically good place.
Self-Concept
Who am I?