Theories and Theorist
Prenatal Development
Birth and the Baby
Babies and Newborns
Physical Development
100

An orderly, integrated set of statements that

•describes behavior.

•explains behavior.

predicts behavior

What is a theory

100

The number of days before your mid term exam on November 12th

November 12th

100

A Consequence of babies having a  less developed Central Nervous System

Why babies are more sensitive to pain

100

The long-form of SIDS

What is Sudden Infant Death Syndrom

100

inborn automatic response to a particular form of stimulation

What is a reflex?

200

Darwin’s ideas of natural selection and survival of the fittest are still influential. “Social Darwinism”

What is Darwin's theory

200

•any environmental agent that causes damage during the prenatal period.

Teratogens

200


What is a Punnet Square

200

True or False

Babies can hear loud and soft sounds at birth

What is True

200

a developmental milestone that typically occurs at 9 to 12 months of age; the coordination of the index finger and thumb to hold smaller objects; represents a further development of fine motor skills

What is pincher grasp

300


Social interaction vital for cognitive development

Cooperative dialogues with more knowledgeable members of society

Proxima Development

What is Vygotsky’s Sociocultural Theory

300

•People concerned with own personal goals

•Value independence

What is individualism

300

One example of a reflex babies were born with

•Eye blink

•Rooting

•Sucking

Swimming

300

Infants will _____________- their birth weight within the first year.

What is triple

300

control over actions that help infants get around in their environment

What is Gross Motor Development?


400

Child develops within a complex system of relationships affected by the surrounding environment

•Microsystem

•Mesosystem

•Exosystem

•Macrosystem

•Chronosystem

What is Ecological Systems Theory

400

One example of a phenotype

What is eye color etc.

400

Why a baby might cry

Hunger, pain, bored, anger

400

Reasons why families are smaller now than in the past

•Birth control and changing cultures have impacted the size of families.

•Today families are impacted by a complex array of contextual factors, including economic conditions, partnership changes, career goals, religious values, health conditions and availability of government and workplace policies.

400

A theory that describes the mastery of motor skills involves acquiring increasingly complex systems of action; When motor skills work as a system, separate abilities blend together

What is the dynamic systems theory

500

What is Dynamic Systems Perspective

500

The result of the release and fertilization of two ova

Fraternal Twins

500

By the time a child is 2 years of age their body weight is approximately _____ pounds

30 pounds

500

The adult human brain contains 100 to 200 billion of these

What are neurons

500

making sense of sight, sound, tactile, and taste information and perceiving them as integrated wholes

What is intermodal perception

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