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21 Cards in this Set
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Embryonic Stage |
Blastocyst attaches to the wall of uterus Critical genes turn on, induce differentiation 3 types of cells |
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Neural Tube |
3 subparts that will develop into brain stem, spinal cord and midbrain and forebrain |
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Fetal stage |
2 months after conception 1 inch fetus Heart beating Cells -> network Learning |
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Protomaps |
Genetic specifications lead neurons to form these
"wiring diagram" for brain's circuits neurons w/ bad connections rewired or die |
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Grasp reflex |
object grasps object placed in hand
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Rooting reflex
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Baby turn to source of stimulation until it is in his nouth |
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Piaget
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Believd child relied on different ape of thinking
Adult thinking emerges after chip grows through stages |
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Sensorimotor
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Infant world consists of own sensations
"out of sight, out of existence" - no object permanence |
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A-not-B effect |
A designates place where object first hidden, B the place hidden last
Monkey on the right hand side example (object existence dependent on actions) |
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schema |
Way of interacting with the world |
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Assimilation |
assimiliate objects in the environment into their existing schemas |
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Accommodation |
Schema change as a result of interacting with the world |
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Preoperational |
Failure to conserve quantity Failure to interrelate different dimensions of a situation |
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Concrete operational |
Grasp that changes in one aspect of a situation can be compensated for by other changes Can onl apply mental ops to concrete sit |
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Habituation procedure |
stimulus presented repeatedly |
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Thenry of mind
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se of beliefs that someone employs when trying to make sense of own behavior or that of others |
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social referencing |
rely on facial expression of caregiver as a source of info |
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strange situation |
child left with stranger |
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temperament |
characteristic pattern of emotion and behavior that is evident from early age and determined a lot by genetic patterns |
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zone of proximal development |
range of accomplishments that are beyond what the child can do on own but can do w help of others |
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