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54 Cards in this Set
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WHOLE LANGUAGE APPROACH
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AN APPROACH TO READING INSTRUCTION BASED ON THE IDEA THAT INSTRUCTION SHOULD PARALLEL CHILDRENS NATURAL LANGUAGE LEARNING. rEADING MATERIALS SHOULD BE WHOLE AND MEANINGFUL
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ORGANIC RETARDATION
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MENTAL RETARDATION THAT INVOLES SOME PHYSICAL DAMAGE AND IS CAUSED BY A GENETIC DISORDER OR BRAIN DAMAGE
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CRITICISM OF PIAGETS THEORY
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MOST COMMON CAUSES OF DEATH IN MIDDLE CHILDHOOD
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MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS,A SA PEDESTRIAN OR PASSENGER
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TYPES OF PLAY
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MOST COMMON TYPE OF MALTREATMENT IN CHILDREN
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GENDER SCHEMA THEORY
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THE THEORY THAT AN INDIVIDUALS ATTENTION AND BEHAVIOR ARE GUIDED BY AN INTERNAL MOTIVATION TO CONFORM TO GENDER-BASED SOCIOCULTUAL STANDARDS AND STEREOTYPES
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TYPES OF PARENTING STYLES
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CRITICISMS OF EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS
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MORPHOLOGY
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UNITS OF MEANING INVOLVED IN WORD FORMATION
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DISHABITUATION
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RECOVERY OF A HABITUATED RESPONSE AFTER A CHANGE IN STIMULATION
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VYGOTSKY VS. PIAGET
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ZONE OF PROXIMINAL DEVELOPMET
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VYGOTSKYS TERM FOR TASKS TOO DIFFICULT FOR CHILDREN TO MASTER ALONE BUT THAT CAN BE MASTERED WITH ASSISTENCE
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MYELINATION
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THE PROCESS BY WHICH THE NERVE CELLS ARE COVERED AND INSULATED BY WITH A LAYER OF FAT CELLS, WHICH INCREASES THE SPEED AT WHICH INFORMATION TRAVELS THROUGH THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
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LIFE SPAN DEVELOPMENT AND BELIEFS OF THEORISTS
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PHILOSOPHY OF JON LOCKE
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DEVELOPED THE THEORY, TABULA RASA, THE BELIEF THAT CHILDREN WERE CREATED AS A BLANK TABLET
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CULTURE, RACE, ETHNICITY
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NATURE VS. NURTURE
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SCIENTIFIC METHOD
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SCIENTIFIC METHOD
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HYPOTHESIS AND THEORIES
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THEROY: AN INTERRELATED, COHERENT SET OF IDEAS THAT HELP TO EXPLAIN AND MAKE PREDICTIONS
HYPOTHESIS: SPECIFIC ASSUMPTINS AND PREDICTIONS THAT CAN BE TESTED TO DETERMINE THEIR ACCURACY |
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ID, EGO, SUPEREGO
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PART OF FRUEDS PSYCHOSEXUAL THEORY.
ID: INSTINCTS EGO: DEMANDS OF REALITY SUPEREGO:MORALS |
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BEHAVIORAL THEORIST VIEWS
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BRONFENBRENNERS THEORY RELATED TO MICROSYSTEMS
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THE ECOLOGICAL THEORY: THE SETTING IN WHICH THE INDIVIDUAL LIVES. FAMILY, PEERS, NEIGHBORHOOD, SCHOOL. DIRECT INTERACTIONS WITH THESE, HELPS TO CONSTRUCT THEIR SETTINGS
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DIFFERENT TYPES OF RESEARCH METHODS
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NATURAL SELECTION
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CELLS, GENES, CHROMOSOMES
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CANALIZATION
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KLIENFELTERS SYNDROME AND XYY SYNDROME
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AMINIOCENTISIS
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PRENATAL MEDICAL PRECEDURE IN WHICH A SAMPLE OF AMNIOTIC FLUID IS WITHDRAWN BY SYRINGE AND TESTED FOR A CHROMOSOME OR METOBOLIC DISORDERS
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CRITICIAMS OF IQ TESTS
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VIEWS OF HEREDITY AND ENVIRONMENT
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ZYGOTE
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A SINGLE CELL FORMATED THROUGH FERTILIZATION
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ORGANOGENESIS
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ORGAN FORMATION THAT TAKES PLACE DURING THE FIRST TWO MONTHS OF PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT
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SIDS
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AIDS IN INFANTS
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APGAR SCALES AND BRAZELTON NEONATAL ASSESMENT
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REACTIONS AND ATTITUDES OF MEN AFTER CHILDBIRTH
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NUMBERS OF NEURONS IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN
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TENS OF BILLIONS
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PHYICAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE FIRST TWO YEARS OF LIFE
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BRAIN STRUCTURE
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FACTS ABOUT BREASTFEEDING
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FINE MOTOR SKILLS
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TASTE DEVELOPMENT IN INFANTS
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BASIS OF PIAGETS THEORY
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CARVER AND BAUERS 1999 STUDY
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SEQUENCE OF LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT
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BEHAVIORISTS VIEWS OF LANGUAGE
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PARENTESE
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TYPES OF CRIES IN INFANTS
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BASIC CRY: RHYTHMIC PATTERN
ANGER CRY: MORE EXCESS OF AIR THROUGH THE VOCAL CORDS PAIN CRY: SUDDEN LOUD CRYING WITHOUT PRELIM MOANING, FOLLOWD BY HOLDING BREATH |
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TEMPERAMENT
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AN INDIVIDUALS BEHAVIORAL STYLES AND CHARACTERISTIC WAY OF EMOTIONALLY RESPONDING
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ATTACHMENT
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A CLOSE EMOTIONAL BOND BETWEEN AN INFANT AND THEIR CAREGIVER
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STATISTICS AND FACTS ABOUT DAYCARE
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LONGITUDINAL STUDY BY THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
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