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adducted
referring to movement of the extremities toward the center of the body
conscience
a person's internal system of values similar to the superego
enuresis
Wetting clothing or the bed at least two times per week for at least 3 months; causes significant embarrassment or restriction of activities for the child
initiative
Erikson's task for the preschool child demonstrated by pretend, exploration, and trying on of new roles
cooperative/associative play
a play style typical of preschool children in which they begin to take turns and share in a cooperative manner
epiphyseal cartilage
the center for ossification and growth at the end of long bones
ossification
the hardening process whereby bone tissue gradually replaces the soft cartilage tissue
school phobia
an intense fear of going to school
industry
Erikson's task for the school aged child. At this stage children are productive and focus on the real world and their roles in it.
puberty
the period following childhood and before adolescence in which the body prepares for the changes necessary for reproduction
scoliosis
abnormal lateral curvature of the spine
latency
the period described by Freud when school age children's sexual energies are relatively dormant
reciprocity
moral feelings of concern for what is fair to others, as described by Kohlberg
somatic
pertaining to the body
malocclusion
a malposition or imperfect contact between the upper and lower teeth
saturated fats
fats that come from animals. Found in meats and dairy products
team play
an advanced style of play typical of older children that requires the ability to follow rules and regulations. Team play may be competitive in nature.