Psychology Chapter 3

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Infants response to turning toward the source of touching anywhere around his or her mouth

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Rooting reflex

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Verbal utterances Which words are left out the meaning is usually clear

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Telegraphic speech

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Internally programmed growth of a child

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Maturation

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Infants cleaning response to a touch on the palm of his or her hand

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Grasping reflex

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Study of changes that occur as individual matures

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Developmental psychology

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Person's behavior usually develops as a result of

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Both heredity and the environment

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There is a heating duct above and infants head. The infant is startled in bed when the noisy heater kicks on. The infant most likely respond with the what reflex?

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Moro reflex

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At birth, the length of the most infants is what

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18 to 22 inches

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A child's realization that an object exist even when here she cannot touch it

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Object permanence

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A young child's inability to understand another person's perspective

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Egocentric

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The process of what it involves putting objects and experiences into one schemas

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Assimilation

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During what stage of cognitive development children develop the ability to use logical schemas

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Sensorimotor

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Harry Harlow's Sara get mother experiment young monkeys chose the cloth mother out of their need for what

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Food

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Process of redirecting sexual impulses into learning task

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Sublimation

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According to Lawrence Kohlberg what influences moral development

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Perceptual development

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In what kind of families do you parents not explain your actions or demands

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Authoritarian

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What are the five stages of psychosexual development

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Oral mouth first 18 months

Anal elimination one and a half to three

Phallic genitals 3 to 6

Latency thoughts six to puberty

Genital sex puberty life

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A young child enjoys touching flowers because they're pretty. One day he gets his finger pricked by the thorn on a rose. He then said not all flowers should be touched. This is a process of what

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Accommodation

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According to what, infants prefer looking at human faces and pattern materials

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Robert's Fantz

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A specialist in animal learning some that there is a critical period for goslings attached to their mothers

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Konrad Lorenz

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During what stage thinking because abstract and hypothetical

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Formal operations

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Hi

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Bye