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The lobe of the brain responsible for vision
What is Occipital?
The key responsibility of the Hippocampus
What is storing long-term memories.
The critical ingredient, according to researchers, to a good, long-lasting marriage
What is Mutual Respect
This stage of Erikson’s psychosocial development is marked by physical changes in the body, and is contrasted with a real need to belong to something
What is Identity vs Role Confusion
According to Piaget: the process by which new information about the world is incorporated into existing schemata.
What is Assimilation
The 1st stage of Piaget's Cognitive Development Model
What is Sensorimotor?
The response to a sudden loss of support
What is the Moro Reflex
Separate fertilized eggs (50% shared genes- no more genetic similarity than normal siblings)
What is dizygotic twins?
The second stage of Piaget's Cognitive Development Model
What is the preopperational stage
Also known as the "relay station"
What is the Thalamus
Fanning and curling toes when foot is touched
What is Babinski reflex
The age most infants are able to sit without support.
What is 6 Months
Occurs when the child plays alone and independently of others. Two and three-year-olds engage more frequently than older preschoolers do.
What is Solitary Play
Single fertilized egg split in two = clones (100% shared genes)
What is Monozygotic twins
Turning the head and opening the mouth in the direction of a touch on the cheek
What is the Rooting Reflex
When you redirect the feeling into a socially productive activity. "I'm going to write a poem about anger."
What is sublimation
This person argued that cognitive abilities are socially guided and constructed
Who is Vygotsky
According to Freud this is container of the instinctual and biological urges that operates on the “pleasure principle”
When your newborn wraps their fingers around one of yours.
What is the grasping reflex
According to Bronfenbrenner this stage includes cultural values, political philosophies, economic patterns, and social conditions.
What is the macrosystem
According to Bronfenbrenner this stage includes external networks or people, such as community structures (community programs); schools (other than classroom), medical
What is the exosystem.
According to Freud when a person replaces an unwanted impulse with it's action often expressed in an exaggerated way.
What is Reaction Formation
According to Bronfenbrenner this system immediately shapes us at a young age. This includes your family; peer group; your classroom
What is the Microsystem
The 6 Prenatal influences on development
Nutrition, Anxiety, Mother’s general health, Maternal age, Teratogens, Disease
The 4th stage of Piaget's Cognitive Development Model.
What is Formal Opperational