New Born Reflexes
When an object is placed into a baby's mouth, the infant will suck on it is.......?
The Sucking Reflex
This style of attachment typically develops from consistent and reliable care giving from parents and or guardian figures.
Secure Attachment
-Babies' first social experience of the world centers on need fulfillment
-Babies learn whether or not they can trust that the world provides for their needs
Trust VS. Mistrust
This physical action marks the onset of sperm production during puberty.
x2 first ejactulation
x3 Spermarch
Environmental agents or substances that can cause abnormal development and birth defects during prenatal development.
Environmental agents or substances that can cause abnormal development and birth defects during prenatal development.
When touched in the cheek, a baby will turn its head to the side where it felt the touch and seek to put the object into its mouth is......?
The Rooting Reflex
A common relationship pattern characterized by an inclination to avoid emotional intimacy and closeness
Avoidant Attachment
- In adolescence, our main social task is to discover what social identity we are most comfortable with
-Trying out different roles before they find the one that best fits their internal sense of self
Identity VS. Role Confusion
The incorporation of experiences into existing schemata
Assimilation
Specific windows of time during infancy and childhood when the brain is particularly receptive to certain types of learning and development, especially for skills like language.
critical periods
If an object is placed into a baby's palm or foot pad, the baby will try to grab it with its fingers or toes is.....?
The Grasping Reflex
This style of attachment often manifests as a fear of rejection and neglect from parents and or guardian figures.
Anxious Attachment
-When we wonder how much time we spend on ourselves and how much time should we spend with our families? Or what is the difference between a platonic and a romantic relationship?
-The parents established in this stage will influence the effort on oneself and others in the future
Intimacy VS. Isolation
When we change our schemata to incorporate new information
Accommodation
The development of controlled movements using large muscle groups that allow children to perform activities like crawling, walking, and running.
gross motor coordination
When startled, a baby will fling his or her limbs out and then quickly retract them, making himself or herself as small as possible is......?
The Moro Reflex
This type of attachment shows in children who are ambivalently attached tend to be extremely suspicious of strangers.
-Toward the end of life, we look back at our accomplishments and decide if we are satisfied with them or not
-If however, we feel serious regret over how we lived our lives, we may fall into despair over lost opportunities
Integrity VS. Despair
The branch of research that involves how genes are expressed based on environmental and other factors
Epigenetics
The biological process in adulthood marked by the cessation of reproductive ability, typically occurring in middle adulthood.
menopause
When a baby's foot is stroked, he or she will spread his or her toes is....?
The Babinski Reflex
This style typically involves unpredictable and contradictory behaviors in relationships due to inconsistent care giving or trauma.
Disorganized Attachment
- When this age is reached we are starting to look critically at our life path. We want to make sure that we are creating the type of life that we want for ourselves and our family
Generativity VS. Stagnation
Sexual Orientation
This stage is the 3rd -8th week after conception when the risk of birth defects caused by Teratogens in highest
Embryonic stage