types of families
two parents and their children living in the same house.
what is nuclear family?
germinal
embryonic
fetal
what are the three stages of prenatal development?
Rapid growth, critical period, total dependence
What are the three reasons we studied?
This reflex is triggered by gently touching or stroking the baby's cheek or the corner of the mouth.
What is the Rooting Reflex
Contraception is defined as this core process.
What is the prevention of pregnancy?
A mother has a daughter and a father has a son from their previous relationships. They get married, and now both children live together as one family.
blended family
physical development
In which month are perceptible movements and the sense of hearing developed?
in the 4th month
The gestational stage from weeks 3 through 8 where basic body structures begin to form.
What is the embryonic period?
The reflex triggered by a sudden loud noise, unexpected movement, or sudden change in the baby's position.
What is the Moro Reflex?
This evolutionary concept explains universal behavioral predispositions across geological time.
What is phylogeny?
Ana lives in the same house that her siblings and parents also their maternal grandparents who help in parenting.
what is an extended family?
reacts to light and loud sounds
what is the first physiological "startle" response?
Medical term for any external agent capable of causing congenital malformations.
What is a teratogen?
This reflex is triggered by placing or gently pressing a finger against the baby's palm.
What is the Palmar Grasp Reflex?
Core traits in inherited temperament form the substrate for this later in life.
What is adult personality?
Phenotype is influenced by both genotype and the environment.
myth or fact?
fact, because this is a direct link between epigenetics and the prenatal environment
Fact or Myth?
is it true that elevated, sustained maternal stress can influence infant temperament?
Fact! It refers to the rapid process where major organs and body systems form.
Fact or Myth: Organogenesis is the scientific term for the formation of major organs and systems.
During ATNR, when the head is turned to one side, the arm and leg on that side extend while the opposite arm and leg do this
What is bend?
Spermicide can be used in these two ways regarding contraception.
What is alone or combined with other methods?
genotype is the code written in DNA, present from conception and fixed for life and phenotype is the observable expression of that code
what is the difference between phenotype, and genotype
fact, they are polygenic and multifactorial inheritance
fact or myth?
traits like height, intelligence, and emotional tendencies are not controlled by a single gene
Fact
It is rule #3 on your notes page.
Fact or Myth: "Total Dependence" is the third core principle listed for prenatal sensitivity.
The baby automatically closes their fingers around the finger.
What is the baby's reaction when you place or gently press a finger against their palm?
Biological predispositions are deeply rooted, adaptive foundations evolved specifically for this.
What is survival?