Newborns
This sense (of the 5 senses) is least developed at birth
What is sight?
This experimental protocol is utilized to assess infant's attachment style
What is Ainsworth's strange situtation
This Piagetian phase classifies children as little scientists
What is the sensorimotor stage
This group of skills improves during early childhood including writing, buttoning, zipping, cutting etc.
What are fine motor skills
This type of behavior is desired for social interactions and develops in toddlerhood and early childhood
What is prosocial behavior
This newborn reflex may make a baby appear to be dancing when held upright
What is the stepping reflex
Babies who are hard to soothe with intense emotional reactions and a generally unhappy mood are classified as this type of temperament
This type of play is characterized by being engaged in the same activity but not with each other
What is parallel play
This Erikson psychosocial dilemma is characterized by success in social situations and emotional regulation vs. failure
What is initiative vs. guilt
This cultural care practice may cause babies/toddlers to have delayed motor milestones
What is baby wearing
This type of care doesn't just occur down under, but allows the newborn to regulate through skin to skin contact
What is kangaroo care
This principle means growth proceeds from the head downwards during development
What is the cephalocaudal principle
These emotions are so named as they require social interaction to develop
What are sociomoral emotions
The idea that properties remain the same after physical transformation is this Piagetian principle
What is conservation?
Even when object permanence skills are apparent toddlers will still make this mistake when looking for objects
What is the a not b error
This scale is used to assess neonate functioning at birth
What is the Apgar scale
Peekaboo is a favorite game for young infants due to their lack of skill at this developmental task
What is object permanence
In toddler brain development the neural connections become fewer but more efficient this is
What is synaptic pruning
This task helps demonstrate if children are able to take on another perspective, it is colloquially known as the Sally-Anne task
During this drawing phase children begin to use common symbols for objects in the environment including "potato people"
What is preschematic stage?
This fine, fuzzy hair may cover a baby at birth
What is lanugo?
What is canonical
What is overextension?
Fatigue, inattention, irritability and trouble with cognitive tasks are characteristics of this deficiency
What is malnutrition
This classic Piagetian task demonstrates egocentrism in early childhood thought processes
What is the 3 mountains task