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Babbling

stage in child development and a state in language acquisition, during which an infant appears to be experimenting with uttering articulate sounds, but not yet producing any recognizable words

Parentese

a simplified, redundant, highly grammatical type of language that caretakers use with infants

Bruner's Ikonic Representation

1-6 years


information is stored visually (in the mind's eye)

Object Permanance

Around 8 months


Objects continue to exist even when they cannot be seen

Cognition

The act of knowing, including understanding and reasoning

Learning

More or less permanent change in behavior that results from the individual's experience in the environment across the entire lifespan

Jean Piaget

Developmental psychologist


Cognitive Theory-read that shet

Sensorimotor Stage of Development

Birth to 2 years


Infants discover relationship between sensations and motor behavior

Craniosacral Massage Therapy

Used to regulate the inflow and outflow of cerebrospinal fluid affecting the brain and spinal cord

Depressed mothers and effect on infants

read that shet

Language

Structured system of sound patterns that have socially standard meaning etc.

Thoughts and Language

idk mayne

Language and Thoughts

wtf

Children Reared in a violent home

they messed up bruh

Multiple mothering

Arrangement in which caregiving duties are shared among multiple people

Nuclear Family

Family with mother father and biological or adopted children

Behavioral View

Belief that behavior can be described scientifically

Slow-to-warm-up baby

speaks for itself...

Easy babies

Mild temperment ect

Difficult babies

Cry,no sleep, pain in the ass ect

Goodness of fit

The opportunities, expectations, and demands of the environment are in accord with the child's temperament

Separation Anxienty

Infant's fear of being separated from caregiver

Stranger Anxiety

Starting around 8 mo, peaking around 13-15 mo and decreasing after


wariness of strangers

Disorganized/Disoriented Attachment

Lack coherent coping strategies during separation episodes and indicate aprehension towards their mothers

Insecure/Resistant Attachment

Infants cling to mother and hide from strangers in unfamiliar situation

Insecure/Avoidant Attachment

ignore or avoid mother when she returns from strange situation

Short term memory

Retention of info for brief period, around 30 seconds

Childhood amnesia

Can't remember old shet

Prosocial Behavior

Aspect of moral development


Being sympathetic helpful and whatnot

Centration

Ages 2-7


Preoperational thought in which children can only focus on one feature of a situation and neglect others

Environment and Intellegence

read

ADHD

attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder


Impulsive and whatnot

Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP)

Support given to families with a child that is not developing at a normal rate to get them on track

Oversensitivity to Olfactory or Gustatory Stimuli

Olfactory- smell


Gustatory- taste

Gross and Fine Motor Skills

Gross- Larger and more general movement


Fine- Specific smaller movements for precision

Asperger's Syndrome

Closely related to autism


PDD pervasive developmental disorder

Exposure of young infants to chemical toxicants

Can lead to poor development in the child

Harmonious Parents

Unwillingness to exert a direct control over children


In attempt to create an egalitarian (equal) relationship

Permissive Parents

Nonpunitive, accepting, and affirmative environment in which the child regulates their own behavior as much as possible

Authoritative Parents

Firmly directing a child's overall activities but allowing the child some freedom within limits

Authoritarian Parents

Attempt to shape, control, and evaluate a child's behavior in accordance with traditional and absolute values and standards of conduct

Read Parenting Styles Section

Do it, bitch.