Changes in the brain
What is limbic system.
This term describes puberty that occurs early than then the normative age.
What is Precocious puberty
This term refers to effects on the body that are caused due to aging and is maturation based.
What is Primary Aging.
What is prefontal cortex.
This term is used to describe when the body release androgens and is when puberty officially starts.
What is Adrenarche.
This terms describes a person's ability to understand that some statements cannot be described thoroughly as true or false.
What is Relativism
This term describes the rapid formation of neural networks which happens during early childhood.
What is Synaptic bloom.
What is the libidinal focus off the last stage of Freud's theory of psychosexual development.
What is the genitals.
What is response Inhibition.
What is Corpus Callosum.
This is the fifth stage of development of Erikson's theory of development. The problem of this stage is gaining a sense of independence and self.
What is Identity vs Role Confusion
The process of ossification stops at what age group.
What is Early Adulthood
Due to this ability a child vocabulary expands to about 15,000 once they reach school age
What is Fast Mapping
This is the stage of morality you would expect a person to be at if they have reached puberty. It is also tested by telling a hypothetical story made to test morality.
What is Conventional Morality
This is the first stage of Erik Erikson's theory of development that occurs in adulthood. And the main focus off this stage is relationship development and gaining intimacy.
What is Intamacy vs Stagnation