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30 Cards in this Set
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Orientation to sights and sounds
Orientation to human face and voice |
Neonatal period - 0-4 weeks
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State modulation
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alternating states of alertness and habituation to stimuli
Neonatal period (0-4 weeks) |
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Discrimination between novel and familiar stimul
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Neonatal period
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Regulates arousal, sleep/wake, feeding/elimination cycles
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1-3 months
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Orientation to external world
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1-3 months
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Social smile
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smile in response to human face; 2-3 months, 6 weeks
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Laughter and sadness
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3-4 months - response to active stimuli
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Focuses on caregivers
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1-3 months
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Consistent recognition and preference for primary caregiver
attachments regulate arousal |
3-6 months
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control over upper body
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3 months
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Babbling and vocalizing
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4-6 months
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gesturing
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8-9 months
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understands first wordds
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8-9 months
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speaks first words
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9-12 months
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emotions tied to social events
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6-8 months
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fear and anger emerge
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6-8 months
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self-consciuos emotions (embarrassment, pride, shame, guilt) emerge
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12-24
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social smile
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6-10 weeks (2-3 months)
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anger and sadness
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4-12 months
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Stranger anxiety, separation anxiety
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starts @ 6 months, increases till 12 months
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pleasure vs. aversive arousal
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birth
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Matching facial expressions and emotional tone of voice
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7-10 months
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social referencing
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7-10 months; responds to uncertain situation by reading another's emotional reaction
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Newborn sleep needs
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17 hours a day
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2 month old sleep needs
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15.5 hours
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REM sleep
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50% for babies, 20% for adults
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Infant emotions important for:
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relationships w/caregivers
exploration of the environment Discovery of self |
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SIDS
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Co-sleeping: 0%
Independent: 1/5000 |
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Squash
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Independent: 0%
Co-sleeping: 1/250,000 parents usually under drug influence |
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sleeping through the night
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4 months - 68% sleep through night
12 months - all sleep through night |
