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cephalocaudal trend

babies gain control of the upper part of their body before the bottom

proximodistal trend

developmental path of babies where they gain control of their torso first and then extremities

longitudinal vs cross sectional study

ex, studying one group of kids from 1 to 8



vs. studying 8 groups each at ages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, etc

cohort effects

effects of peer group ("it's a generational thing")

Jerome Kagan

temperment and character develop and change over time and experience

strange situation procedure

see how babies react to various separation and reunion episodes to assess attachment

secure attachment

mom is a secure base

anxious/ambivilant attachment

when mom is there the kid is a little anxious, but when she leaves it's bad until she returns. basically, the kid doesn't like to admit that he likes his mom but really she's helpful

avoidant attachment

the kid just doesn't seem to like mom very much

Erikson's stage theory (8)

8 crisis of development

Jean Piaget

studied cognative development

assimilation and accommodation cognition

ability to interpret new informatino within existing mental frameworks without changing them or the ability to change existing mental frameworks with new information

4 stages of cognitive development

sensorimotor (2), preoperational (2-7), concrete operational (7-11), formal oporational (11 onward)

sensorimotor period

object permanence

preoperational period

conservation, centration, irreversability, egocentrism

conservation thought

awareness that physical quantities remain constant despite apparent change in quality

centration

problem solving tunnel vision- tall glass of water looking like more than the wide glass of water

irreversibility

kids can't imagine the reverse or undoing of a process

egocentrism

kids can't really share another person's point of view

animism

all things are living

Contrete Operational period

more than one way to look at things and the child can hold multiple things in their mind at once

formal operational period

deep thoughts mannnq