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100

If I say that only objectively observable behaviors and stimuli are worth studying, I am championing this theory

What is Traditional Behaviorism?

100

We call motor skills like drawing or painting this smooth-sounding term.

What are Fine Motor Skills?

100

This is the very first way a child is able to communicate; before even begining to babble.

What is Crying?

100

Understanding that not everyone else likes Ham just because Robin does shows that he has developed this

What is Theory of Mind?

100

This is what we call data that we cannot do any sensible math to; ie, data that is non-numeric.

What is Qualitative Data?

200

This theory was started by a very important, but very incorrect, psychological figure and was key to putting UN-conscious thoughts back into the spotlight.

What is Psychoanalytics?

200

This describes the intentional loss of connections in the brain to promote development

What is Pruning?

200

This is the final 3-month section of pregnancy.

What is the third trimester?

200

It would be an example of this Pigaet-derived concept if Chartrese thinks that Un-Crumpling a piece of paper makes it become more paper, because it is now wider and longer. 

What is Preoperational Thinking?

200

If we're watching people that are not aware of that fact, in a public space of course, then we are conducting this kind of data collection.

What is Naturalistic Observation?
300

If I am observing the effects of something instead of the thing itself, I have used this method to investigate my theories.

What is the Transcendental Method?

300

When a disorder is specifically an alteration to one specific piece of genetic code, it is called this.

What is a Genetic Disorder? (or Single-Gene Disorder)

300

This dictates that larger less detailed features of the human body will be developed first.

What is the Mass-to-Specific Sequence?

300

This term describes those around a child that can help them master cognitive skills.

What is the Zone of Proximal Development?

300

Comparing people who are currently different ages is how we conduct this particular kind of study

What is a Cross-Sectional study?

400

While very strange sounding, this term simply means that our environment can alter our genetics.

What is Epigenetics?

400

This is what we called the first "true" attachment shown by babies in their first couple months.

What is Critical Attachment (or Clear Cut Attachment)?

400

It would be a violation of this sequence if toes were to develop before fingers

What is the Cephalocodal Sequence?

400

This kind of attachment is the only one shown to protect infants from later issues, instead of make them more likely.

What is Secure Attachment?

400

This study combined multiple methods to show the multiple issues present with older comparisons of younger and older people.

What was the Seattle Longitudinal Study?

500

This occurs when someone allows new information they have received about the world to change how they understand the world.

What is Accommodation?

500

If we would describe someone as Hardy, we could also describe their mental fortitude woith this term.

What is Resiliance?

500

This is the single last step that come for a neuron developing.

What is Myelination?

500

If a child thinks that humans can control the temperature outside like they can inside, then they are experiencing this childhood mistake.

What is artificialism?

500

If a study is Correlational, that means it is lacking key elements to show this similarly named kind of relationship

What is Causation?