Prenatal Development
What is the term for agents like chemicals or viruses that can harm a developing fetus?
What are teratogens?
What is the concept referring to the understanding that objects continue to exist even when they can't be seen?
What is object permanence?
What are Kohlberg’s three levels of moral reasoning?
What are preconventional, conventional, and postconventional morality?
What is the smallest unit of sound in a language?
What is a phoneme?
What psychologist studied attachment using rhesus monkeys?
Who is Harry Harlow?
What organ provides nutrients and oxygen to the embryo/fetus?
What is the placenta?
What is the term for a child's inability to see another person's perspective?
What is egocentrism?
What is an example of preconventional morality?
What is obeying rules to avoid punishment or gain rewards?
What is the smallest unit of meaning in a language?
What is a morpheme?
What type of attachment allows infants to feel safe and explore confidently in a caregiver's presence?
What is secure attachment?
What are the three stages of prenatal development?
What are zygote, embryo, and fetus?
What Piagetian stage involves understanding the concept of conservation?
What is the concrete operational stage?
What was the Heinz dilemma designed to test?
What is moral reasoning?
What term describes early speech in toddlers that lacks non-essential words, e.g., "Want cookie"?
What is telegraphic speech?
What experiment did Mary Ainsworth use to study attachment by observing infants with and without their caregivers?
What is the Strange Situation experiment?
What is the term for the point at which a fetus can survive outside the womb, around 22-23 weeks?
What is the threshold of viability?
What is the last stage of Piaget’s cognitive development theory?
What is the formal operational stage?
What stage of morality is based on self-defined ethical principles?
What is postconventional morality?
What did Noam Chomsky propose that humans are born with to help them learn language quickly during a critical period?
What is a language acquisition device?
Which parenting style has parents who have few limits and few punishments
What is Permissive?
What condition results from prenatal alcohol exposure, leading to physical and cognitive abnormalities?
What is fetal alcohol syndrome?
What is the key difference between concrete and formal operational thinking?
What is concrete thinking involves physical objects while formal thinking includes abstract concepts?
How does moral reasoning change in adolescence?
What is the ability to apply abstract ethical principles?
What theory suggests that language shapes how we think and perceive the world?
What is linguistic determinism?
What is the impact of neglectful parenting on child development?
What is difficulty with emotional regulation and relationships?