What is Lifelong, Multidimensional, Multidirectional, Plastic, Multidisciplinary, and Contextual (pg 4-5)
100
When children seek out environments that they find compatible and stimulating it is called...
What is Active (Niche-picking) Genotype-Environment (pg 46)
100
Earliest growth working from top to bottom
What is Cephalocaudal Pattern
100
The most frequent expression of an infant's fear involves...
What is Stranger Anxiety (pg 113)
100
According to Brofenbrenner's ecological theory, the relation of family experiences to school experiences, school to church, family to peer constitutes a person's...
What is Mesosystem (pg 23)
200
Context's 3 influences
What is Normative Age-Graded, Normative History-Graded, Nonnormative Life Events (pg 5)
200
The idea that those individuals that are best adapted to their environment are the ones that are most likely to survive and reproduce is called...
What is Natural Selection (pg 35)
200
Lateralization is...
What is the specialization of function in one hemisphere or the other (pg 75)
200
The 3 types of cries
What is Basic, Anger, & Pain (pg 112)
200
The difference between receptive and spoken vocabulary is...
What is Receptive-words the child understands. Spoken-words the child uses (pg 102)
300
The theorist who has 8 stages of development . Each stage confronts the individual with a crisis that must be resolved.
What is Erik Erikson (pg 17)
300
Widely used to assess the health of newborns
What is the Apgar Scale (pg 64)
300
A condition that occurs when an infant stops breathing, usually during the night, and dies suddenly without an apparent cause.
What is Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) (pg 78)
300
Bowlby's phases are...
What is 1-human figures, 2-one figure, 3-specific figure(s), 4-socially aware (pg 122)
300
The idea that objects exist when you can't see, hear, or touch them is called
What is Object Permanence (pg 95)
400
Research participants must know what their research participation will involve and what risks might develop. Which of the APA guidelines does this address?
What is Informed Consent (pg 32)
400
The major depressive episode that typically occurs about four weeks after delivery. Mother has strong feelings of sadness, anxiety, or despair.
What is Postpartum Depression (pg 69)
400
There are ___ hemispheres and ____ lobes in the brain.
What is 2 hemispheres, 4 lobes
400
The two types of smiling in infants and the difference between them is...
What is Reflexive(does not occur in response to stimuli) & Social(occurs in response to external stimulus, typically a face) (pg 113)
400
Genetic disorder caused by an extra copy of chromosome 21
What is Down Syndrome (pg 42)
500
The 4 types of age and the difference between them
What is Chronological(yrs since birth), Biological(biological health), Psychological(adaptive capacities), & Social(connectedness/social roles)
(pg 12-13)
500
The 3 periods of prenatal development in order of occurrence
What is Germinal,Embryonic, & Fetal (pg 48-50)
500
The most common infant sleep-related problem is
What is Night-Time Waking (pg 78)
500
As described in the Strange Situation, babies that show insecurity by avoiding the caregiver is called...
What is Insecure Avoidant Babies (pg 123)
500
Skills that involve large-muscle activities, such as moving one's arms and walking.