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1st Stage of childbirth
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Typically lasts 12 hours or more for first time, in later births this stage is typically shorter. Regular and increasingly frequent contractions cause cervix to dilate.
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2nd Stage of childbirth
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Lasts about 1 1/2 hours or less. Begins when baby's head beings to move through cervix into vaginal canal. Ends when baby emerges completely from mother's body
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3rd Stage of Childbirth
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Lasts 5 to 30 mins. Placenta and remainder of umbilical cord are expelled from mother
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4th Stage of Childbirth
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When mother rests in bed while her recovery is monitored
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What is the first sense to develop?
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Touch
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Which sense is the least developed at birth?
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Sight
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Erikson's 1st stage is..
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Birth-12,18mths
Trust vs. Mistrust; They need to develop a balance between trust and mistrust |
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What is the virtue gained by Erikson's 1st stage?
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Hope, the belief that they can fulfill their needs and desires
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How can parents help develop for Erikson's 1st stage?
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Give sensitive, responsive, consistent care
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What is Piaget's 1st stage?
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Sensorimotor: Infants learn about selves and their world through sensory and motor activity.
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B.F Skinner had what theory?
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That the learning of language is based on experience. They learn thru observation, immitation, and reinforcement
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Noam Chomsky had what theory?
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That the human brain had an innate ability to acquire language
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What senses develop in the womb?
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Smell & Taste
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What sense functions already in the womb?
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Hearing
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Social Referencing is...
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Understanding an ambiguous situation by seeking out another person's perception of it
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Cesarean delivery
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a surgical procedure to remove baby from uterus
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Name three problems things kids are twice as likely to do if father is not in their life...
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Drop out of school
Have emotional problems Be teen mothers |
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SIDS is..
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Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
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Attachment is
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an enduring tie between infant and parent. each contributes to quality of the relationship
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Secure Attachment is
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When infant cries when parent leaves and is glad to see them when they come back
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Child-directed Speech
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When you talk to a toddler in a slow, high-pitched voice with exaggerated ups and downs, simplify speech, repeat sentences
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Syntax
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Rules 4 forming Sentences in a particular language
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Telegraphic Speech
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Early form of sentence using only a few essential words
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Holophrase
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Single word that conveys one thought
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Habituation
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Simple type of learning in which familiarity with a stimulus reduces, slows, or stops responses
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Allocentric
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In Piaget's terminology, able to objectively consider relationships among objects and people
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Objective
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