foundations of child development
parenting and preparation
family structures and parenting styles
prenatal development and birth
genetics and prenatal health
100

What is providing activities that arouse a baby’s senses to promote growth and learning?

what is stimulation 

100

These biological chemicals influence mood, behavior, and body processes.

what are hormones

100

This type of family consists of two parents and their children.

what is a nuclear family

100

This organ connects the mother’s blood supply to the baby and supplies oxygen and nutrients.

what is the placenta 

100

a unit of heredity passed from parents to offspring that determines specific traits.

what is gene

200

This term refers to the qualities and traits a child inherits from their parents.

what is hereditary 

200

Name the type of adoption in which the birth parents and adoptive parents do not know each other.

what is confidential adoption or closed adoption 

200

these kinds of parents are nurturing but set firm limits.

what is authoritative parenting / parents 

200

List the three stages of prenatal development.

what is geminal stage, embryonic stage, and fetal stage

200

female reproductive organs that store and release eggs.

what are the ovaries

300

What is a way of acting or responding that is common at each stage of childhood?

what is typical behavior 

300

What is the theory that describes the different stages of parenting, from image-making to departure?

What is Galinsky’s stages of parenthood

300

reinforcement strengthens behavior by removing an unpleasant stimulus, like ending a chore as a reward.

what is negative reinforcement. 
300

the unexplained death of an infant during sleep.

what is SIDS or Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

300

when a sperm cell fertilizes an egg cell, beginning the process of pregnancy.

what is conception 

400

based on fact. 

what is objective observation 

400

involves making decisions about the family’s resources to meet their needs.

what is resource management 

400

Open communication, commitment, and shared responsibilities are all characteristics of 

what is strong families

400

Define stillbirth.

what is Stillbirth is the death of a fetus after the 20th week of pregnancy but before birth.

400

occurs when a fertilized egg implants outside the uterus, usually in a fallopian tube.

what is an ectopic pregnancy 

500

skills or behaviors that people accomplish at different stages of life.

what are developmental task 

500

can prevent STI's and pregnancy 

what is abstinence 

500

the sequence of changes families experience, from marriage to retirement.

what is the family life cycle 
500

influences like nutrition and exposure to toxins

what is environmental factors

500

responsible for disorders such as Downs Syndrome 

what is errors in chromosomes. 

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