Development 1
What is the stage that Zygotes are formed and have Undifferentiated Cell Division?
Germinal Stage
what are the mental maps in which we store our experiences called?
Schemas
which stage the babies learn about the world through their senses and actions.
Stage 1: Sensorimotor Stage
the following statements are strengths or critiques of Piaget?
The theory is reasonable, Piaget used the scientific method to test his theory.
strengths
what type of baby has Regular eating/sleeping patterns, is Approachable, Generally positive in mood, and Adapts to new situations easily?
Easy
what is the name of the agent which can cause a birth defect? give an example.
Teratogen
what is the name of the process where we modify a preexisting schema to deal with new information that would not fit with the original schema?
Accommodation
what is the stage in which children can mentally represent, but not mentally operate, objects?
Stage 2: Preoperational Stage
which moral development has these characteristics?
Right/wrong determined by reward/punishment
preconvention morality
what type of baby has Irregular eating/sleeping patterns, Fussy/disagreeable mood, and Reacts Negatively to new situations?
Difficult
what is the stage that has the following characteristics: Cartilage hardens, forming bone, Muscles form, Brain cells become highly specialized, and All organs begin to function.
Fetal Stage
what is the name for a process where we update our schemas with new (learned) information that fits into the existing schema?
Assimilation
what is it called the understanding that physical quantities remain constant in spite of changes in their shape or appearance?
The Law of Conservation
which moral development has these characteristics?
Make moral judgments on the basis of expectations, and often refer to the importance of rules/laws as infallible.
conventional morality
A deep, affectionate, close, and enduring relationship with one’s primary caregiver is characteristic of...
Attachment
what is the stage that presents the following characteristics: new embryo, formation of the placenta, cell division continues, and heartbeat at 5-6 weeks
Embryonic Stage
A child sees a cow for the first time, and The child says “doggie!”. the act of modifying their understanding by building a “COW” schema in order to differentiate it from dogs is called...
Accommodation
which stage we can see these characteristics: Logical reasoning tends to be Inductive, Conclusions based on instances, and Flexible, logical thinking(Based on concrete experiences, not logical theories)?
Concrete Operations
which moral development has these characteristics?
Action is “moral” because of their own principles even if it goes against what the law or society says to do, Universal ethical principles: Justice, Equity
Postconventional morality
In Harlow’s Work, he proved we need contact comfort. What mom did the little monkey choose? why?
Cloth Mother
which stage children should begin to demonstrate the ability to perform mental operations abstractly, without the aid of actual experience.?
Stage 4: Formal Operational Stage
Your plane has been taken over by a terrorist. He has taken a passenger’s baby hostage and is holding a knife to the baby’s throat, and you think it better to sacrifice just one life( the baby's life) than the rest of the passengers' lives.
this is an example of?
postconventional morality