Physical/physiologic
Motoric
Communication
Social/Emotional
Cognitive
100

An infant should approximately___ their birthweight by 1 year.

What is triple?

100

The form of motor coordination that develops first

What is gross motor?

100

The ability to understand language

What is receptive language?

100

According to Erikson, the development of basic trust and sense of security should happen during this time.

What is the infancy stage?

0-18 months according to Erikson

100

According to Piaget, this stage lasts from birth to 2 years

What is sensorimotor?

200

Height, weight, and head circumference

What are measurements of growth?

200

The age at which an infant typically turns over from stomach to back

What is approximately 4 months?

200

A type of speech that develops at about 2 months

What is cooing?

200

Playing side by side with others, occasionally trading toys with each other.

What is parallel play?

200

The ability to understand that something out of sight still exists; develops at about 8 months

What is object permanence?

300

One musculoskeletal change that often occurs in older adult years

What is loss of muscle mass?

300

The age at which an infant uses the pincer grasp well

What is 9-10 months?

300

The ability to express one's own thoughts, ideas, etc. 

What is expressive language?

300

A type of play that involves dress-up and pretend.

What is dramatic play?

300
Simple problem solving, creative thought, and understanding of cause and effect relationships develop during this lifespan stage.

What is toddlerhood (1-3 years)?

400

One direction growth occurs in

What is cephalocaudal OR proximodistal?

400

The age range when infants typically learn to walk

What is between 9 and 16 months?
400

Average age at which children can speak 50 words

What is 2?

400

Often thought of as a stage of loss and mourning, or reflection on past accomplishments

What is older adulthood?

400

In this stage of Piaget's cognitive development children can now think and talk about things beyond their immediate experience. However, they do not yet reason in logical, adult like ways.

What is preoperational (2-7 years)

500

Two sensory physical changes that typically occur in the middle adult years

What are presbyopia (decreased visual acuity for near vision) and presbycusis (decreased auditory acuity especially for high-pitched sounds)

500

Using small muscles

What is fine motor?

500

Articulation, voice, and fluency

What are the three components of speech?

500

Formation of a strong sense of identity as an individual and as a member of society often happen during this lifespan phase

What is adolescence or young adulthood?

500

Piaget stated that rational thinking and deductive reasoning develop during this phase

What is formal operational? (11 years and up)