Infants
Chapter 1 Review
Chapter 2 Genetics Review
Perinatal Review
Chapter 3
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This is the sense that we know the most about in terms of infant perceptual capabilities? (ie, hearing, touch, smell, vision, taste)

Vision

100

What is the average lifespan in 2018?

79

100

There used to be short giraffes, what process happened that now we only have tall giraffes?

Natural selection

100

How many weeks are in the average pregnancy?

38-40

100

This milestone occurs at 6 months and is necessary before solid foods are given. 

Sit without support 

200

This pioneer found that infants as young as 2 days old prefer to look at patterns—such as faces, printed matter, or bull’s-eyes—longer than colored discs.

Robert Fantz

200

What are the 6 dimensions of the Life-Span Perspective?

Lifelong, multdimensional, multidirectional, plastic, multidisciplinary, contextual

200

Which chromosome based abnormality resembles the symptoms of ASD?

Fragile X Syndrome

200

In the first trimester the fetus is called a _____ until week 8.

Zygote

200

What figure illustrates and infant wearing eye-tracking headgear?

Figure 13

300

What infant behavior provides information about the health of the newborn's central nervous system?

Crying

300

What are the three hotly debated topics?

Nature/Nurture, Stability/Change, Continuity/Discontinuity
300

What shape are sickle cell red blood cells?

Hooked or crescent moon

300

At which week of pregnancy can fetal movement reduce, causing distress to expectant parents?

Weeks 36-38

300

Who proposed the sensorimotor stage lasts about two years?

Piaget

400

Insecure avoidant babies show...

insecurity by avoiding the caregiver.

400

What are the three processes involved in developmental change?

Biological, cognitive, and socioemotional 

400

Which gene-linked abnormality is the most common in American Jews?

Tay-Sachs disease

400

At what age is an expectant mother considered geriatric?

35

400

Which researcher examined infant's ability to imitate?

Andrew Meltzoff

500

Mary often plays the game peek-a-boo with her baby. Initially, Mary covers her baby and then removes the cover, registering "surprise" at the baby's reappearance. After a time, her baby does the covering and uncovering. This is an example of

scaffolding

500

Which theory leans too heavily on biological sources?

Ethological

500

How would a recessive gene exert influence?

If both biological parents carried the recessive gene

500

Postpartum depression is a condition that lasts on average...

1 to 2 weeks. 

500

What is the position title of a social worker who primarily works with expecting families?

Perinatal social worker 

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