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206 Cards in this Set

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flexor tone predominates
newborn
in prone, turns head to side
newborn
automatic reflex walking
newborn
rounded spine when held sitting
newborn
hands fisted
newborn
grasp reflex
newborn
state-dependent ability to fix and follow bright object
newborn
habituation and some control of state
newborn
cry
newborn
state-dependent quieting and head turning to rattle or voice
newborn
sensorimotor
newborn
reflex stage
newborn
basic trust vs basic mistrust
newborn
normal symbiotic phase - does not differentiate between self and mother
newborn
head midline
4 mo
head held when pulled to sit
4 mo
in prone, lifts head to 90 deg and lifts chest slightly
4 mo
turns to supine
4 mo
hands mostly open
4 mo
midline hand play
4 mo
crude palmar rasp
4 mo
recognizes bottle
4 mo
turns of voice and bell consistently
4 mo
laughs, squeals
4 mo
response vocalization
4 mo
blows bubbles, raspberries
4 mo
circular reaction
4 mo
the interesting result of an action motivates its repetition
4 mo (circular reaction)
lap baby
4 mo
developing a sense of basic trust
4 mo
maintains sitting, may lean on arms
7 mo
rolls to prone
7 mo
bears all weight; bounces when held erect
7 mo
cervical lordosis
7 mo
intermediate grasp
7 mo
transfers cube from hand to hand
7 mo
bangs objects
7 mo
differentiate between familiar person and stranger
7 mo
holds bottle
7 mo
looks for dropped object
7 mo
talks to mirror image
7 mo
uses single words and double-consonant vowel combinations
7 mo
began to differentiate between mother and self
5 mo
beginning of separation - individuation
5 mo
has a sense of belonging to a central person
7 mo
creeps on all fours
10 mo
pivots in sitting
10 mo
stands momentarily
10 mo
cruises
10 mo
slight bow leg
10 mo
increased lumbar lordosis; acute lumbosacral angulation
10 mo
pincer grasp, mature thumb to index grasp
10 mo
bangs two cubes held in hands
10 mo
plays peek-a-boo
10 mo
finger feeds
10 mo
chews with rotary movement
10 mo
shouts for attention
10 mo
imitates speech sounds
10 mo
waves bye-bye
10 mo
uses "mama" and "dada" with meaning
10 mo
inhibits behavior to "no"
10 mo
can retrieve an object hidden from view
10 mo
practicing phase of separation-individuation, practices initiating separations
10 mo
walks alone, arm in high guard or midguard
14 mo
wide base, excessive knee and hip flexion
14 mo
foot contact on entire sole
14 mo
slight valgus of knees and feet
14 mo
pelvic tilt and rotation
14 mo
piles two cubes
14 mo
scribbles spontaneously
14 mo
holds crayon in full length in palm
14 mo
casts objects
14 mo
uses spoon with overpronation and spilling
14 mo
removes garment
14 mo
uses single words
14 mo
understands simple commands
14 mo
differentiates available behavior patterns for new ends, i.e. pulls rug on which is a toy
14 mo
rapprochement phase of separation-individuation; ambivalent behavior to mother
14 mo
state of autonomy vs shame and doubt
14 mo (1-3 yrs)
issue of holding on and letting go
14 mo
pleasure in controlling muscles and sphincters
14 mo
arms at low guard
18 mo
mature supporting base and heel strike
18 mo
seats self in chair
18 mo
walks backward
18 mo
emerging hand dominance
18 mo
crude release
18 mo
holds crayon butt end in palm
18 mo
dumps raisin from bottle spontaneously
18 mo
imitates housework
18 mo
carries, hugs doll
18 mo
drinks from cup neatly
18 mo
points to named body part
18 mo
identifies one picture
18 mo
says "no"
18 mo
jargons
18 mo
capable of insight
18 mo
WHAT IS THIS? solving a problem by mental combinations, not physical groping
18 mo
begins running
2 yrs
walks up and down stairs alone
2 yrs
jumps on both feet in place
2 yrs
hands dominance is usual
2 yrs
builds eight-cube tower
2 yrs
aligns cubes horizontally
2 yrs
imitates vertical line
2 yrs
places pencil shaft between thumb and fingers
2 yrs
draws with arm and wrist action
2 yrs
pulls on garment
2 yrs
uses spoon well
2 yrs
opens door turning knob
2 yrs
feeds doll with bottle or spoon
2 yrs
toilet training usually begun
2 yrs
two-word phrases are common
2 yrs
uses verbs
2 yrs
refers to self by name
2 yrs
uses "me" "mine"
2 yrs
follows simple directions
2 yrs
preoperational period
2 yrs (2-7 years)
able to evoke an object or event not present
2 yrs
object permanence
2 yrs
comprehends symbols
2 yrs
runs well
3 yrs
pedals tricycle
3 yrs
broad jumps
3 yrs
walks up stairs alternating feet
3 yrs
imitates three cube bridge
3 yrs
copies circle
3 yrs
uses overhand throw with AP arm and trunk motion
3 yrs
catches with extended arms hugging against body
3 yrs
most children toilet trained day and night
3 yrs
pours from pitcher
3 yrs
unbuttons; washes and dries hands and face
3 yrs
parallel play
3 yrs
can take turns
3 yrs
can be reasoned with
3 yrs
three-word sentences are usual
3 yrs
uses future tense
3 yrs
asks what, who where
3 yrs
follows prepositional commands (put it under)
3 yrs
gives full name
3 yrs
may stutter in eagerness
3 yrs
identifies self as boy or girl
3 yrs
recognizes three colors
3 yrs
preoperational period continues
3 yrs
child is capable of deferred imitation
3 yrs
symbolic play
3 yrs
drawing of graphic images
3 yrs
mental images
3 yrs
verbal evocation of events
3 yrs
stage of initiative vs guilt
3 yrs (3-5 yrs)
deals with issue of genital sexuality
3 years
walks down stairs alternating feet
4 yrs
hops on one foot
4 yrs
plantar arches developing
4 yrs
sits up from supine position without rotating
4 yrs
handles a pencil by finger and wrist action, like adults
4 yrs
copies a cross
4 yrs
draws a froglike person with head and extremities
4 yrs
throws underhand
4 yrs
cuts with scissors
4 yrs
cooperative play - sharing and interacting
4 yrs
imaginative make-believe play
4 yrs
dresses and undresses with supervision distinguishing front and back of clothing and buttoning
4 yrs
does simple errands outside of home
4 yrs
gives connected account of recent experiences
4 yrs
questions why, when, how
4 yrs
uses past tense, adjectives, adverbs
4 years
knows opposite analogies
4 years
repeats four digits
4 years
skips
5 yrs
tiptoes
5 yrs
balances 10 seconds on each foot
5 yrs
hand dominance expected
5 yrs
draws man with head, body and extremities
5 yrs
throws with diagonal arm and body rotation
5 yrs
catches with hands
5 yrs
creative play
5 yrs
competitive team play
5 yrs
uses fork for stabbing food
5 yrs
brushes teeth
5 years
is self-sufficient in toileting
5 yrs
dresses without supervision except tying shoelaces
5 yrs
fluent speech
5 yrs
misarticulations of some sounds may persist
5 yrs
gives name, address, age
5 yrs
defines concrete nouns by composition, classification or use
5 yrs
follows three-part commands
5 years
has number concepts up to 10
5 yrs
stage of industry vs inferiority
5 yrs (5-adolescence)
adjusts himself to the inorganic laws of tool world
5 yrs
rides bicycle
6 yrs
roller skates
6 yrs
prints alphabet; letter reversals still acceptable
6 yrs
mature catch and throw of ball
6 yrs
teacher is an important authority to child
6 yrs
uses fork appropriately
6 yrs
uses knife for spreading
6 yrs
plays table games
6 yrs
shows mastery of grammar
6 yrs
uses proper articulation
6 yrs
stage of industry vs inferiority continues
6 yrs
continuing refinement of skills
7 yrs
eats with fork and kine
7 years
combs hair
7 yrs
is responsible for grooming
7 years
period of concrete operational thought
7 years (7 yrs to adolescence)