Physical Development
This term describes the motor skill for locomotion.
What is Gross motor skill?
The ability to think logically about concrete events is developed in this Piagetian stage.
What is the concrete operational stage?
This term describes the the ability to understand and share the feelings of others, typically developing during childhood.
This reflex seen in newborns, causes them to turn their head toward a touch on their cheek.
What is rooting reflex?
What is autonomy?
This development of strong emotional bond between an infant and their caregiver is referred to as this.
What is attachment?
The adolescent growth spurt occurs due to the increased production of these hormones.
What is testosterone and estrogen?
Often seen in babies around 8 months reflects an understanding that objects exist even when they are not visible.
What is object permanence?
This term refers to a childs ability to play alongside others without directly interacting with them.
What is Parallel play?
This term describes the natural decline in phsyical strength that begins in mid-30s.
What is senescence?
The ability to derive a new idea by incorporating two sides of an argument.
What is Dialectical thought?
This type of attachment formed in infancy leads to feelings of trust and security in relationships later in life.
What is secure attachment?
This condition commonly seen in older adults is involves a significantly decrease in bone density.
What is Osteoporosis?
The ability to understand that some statements cannot be described thoroughly as true or false.
What is relativism?
In early adulthood, individuals seek to form deep connections with others, facing the challenge described by this Eriksons stage.
What is Intimacy vs. Isolation?