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Physical Development
Cognitive Development
Language
Emotions
Attachment
100
How much does the typical baby weigh at birth?
What is 7 pounds.
100
Term developed by Piaget, where infants are aware things exist, even though they can't see them.
What is object permanence.
100
Babbling is a form of this type of communication.
What is prelinguistic communication.
100
Infant emotions occur as early as _____ month(s) old.
What is 1 month.
100
This attachment style does not seek proximity to a caregiver.
What is avoidant.
200
Term used for having your infant sleep with you?
What is co-sleeping.
200
Model of cognitive development, which describes cognitive development as like a computer.
What is information processing.
200
Form of speech where words are being left out.
What is telegraphic speech.
200
One theory about why this develops, is that infants develop a memory, and therefore can recognize familiar from unfamiliar people.
What is stranger anxiety.
200
This pattern of attachment style uses the caregiver as a secure base, explores and returns to caregiver when she returns.
What is secure attachment.
300
Infant reflex where the child will turn his head when his cheek is stroked?
What is the rooting reflex.
300
Type of memory for remembering how to do something (not conscious).
What is implicit memory.
300
Call a plane a "bird" is an example of an infant using _________ of language.
What is overextension.
300
Anxiety that occurs when a caregiver leaves.
What is separation anxiety.
300
This disordered attachment is typically the result of severe abuse and trauma.
What is reactive attachment disorder.
400
Type of motor skill requiring large muscle groups.
What is a gross motor skill.
400
What does DQ stand for?
What is developmental quotient.
400
According to this theory of language development, development occurs because of being rewarded for communicating.
What is learning theory?
400
Occurring between 8-9 months, this occurs when an infant looks to others to determine appropriate from inappropriate responses to situations.
What is social referencing.
400
Erickson's first psychosocial stage. Task is for an infant to determine whether his needs will be met.
What is trust versus mistrust.
500
How many calories should an infant be fed?
What is 50/pound.
500
At what point, according to the book, is infant memory somewhat accurate?
What is 18-24 months.
500
According to this approach to learning, we are born with an innate ability to learn language and communicate.
What is the nativists approach.
500
This was measured by placing a dot on an infant's forehead, putting them in front of a mirror and observing their response.
What is self-awareness.
500
40% of infants are categorized with this type of temperament.
What is easy going.