Infancy
what is Infancy
gross motor skills that are achieved in early childhood
Run, Jump, Climb, bike, swim
area of development responsible for the formation of friend groups and the ability to do large group projects
what is social development
The area of the brain that finishes development last
what is the prefrontal cortex
college, vocational school, work force
what are things to do after highschool
Age range when babies start to stand and assisted walk
what is 9 - 12 months
happiness, fear, anger, disgust, sadness
simple emotions
The cognitive ability to work through a series of actions forwards or backwards
What is Reversibility
The ability to think about the way you think
what is metacognition
things that are important to you.
reasons for being in religious and political groups.
what are beliefs and values
typical first "word like" sounds
what are oooo's and aaaaaa's
the concept of right and wrong
what is morality
The ability to understand others perspective and emotions
What is empathy
societal force that drives people to want to fit in with people in their age group
what is peer pressure
classes, work, and hobbies
abilities that usually peak in infancy but then lower slightly as the get older
what are senses
what is 6
The cognitive ability to group objects based on their traits
What is classification
encompasses your beliefs, values, hobbies, important relationships, and more.
what is identity
leading cause of mental health issues in young adults
The ability to control the movement of large body parts like arms and legs
what are gross motor skills
The inability to understand things from someone else's perspective
what is egocentrism
The cognitive ability to organize objects from smallest to largest
what is serialization
the ability to think about what could happen in various scenarios, and draw logical conclusions
what is hypothetical reasoning
the state of being able to take care of yourself financially, physically, and mentally
what is independence