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10 Cards in this Set
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What are the four distinct periods of qualitative reorganizations and discontinuity?
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1. First two months
2. 2 - 7 months 3. 7 - 18 months 4. 18 months - 36 months. |
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0 - 2 Months
Social Emotional Language |
Social: physical attributes of babyishness.
Emotional: distress, contentment, interest Language: crying, some cooing after 6 - 8 weeks |
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Social
Emotional |
Social: interest and engagement; reciprocal exchanges; play periods / time outs; coping capacities tested
Emotional: - distress --> anger, sadness, disgust contentment --> joy and contentment Interest --> interest and surprise |
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2 - 7 Months
Language Memory |
Language: responsive cooing and babbling
Memory: from 1 days at 2mos to 2 weeks at 6 mos |
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7 - 18 months
Social Emotional |
Social: Preferred attachment, stranger wariness, social referencing to resolve uncertainty
Emotional: smiling, pouting etc used instrumentally; sharing; more impervious to frustration |
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7 - 18 months
Language Memory |
Language: Understanding. Gestural communication. Imitation. Words.
Memory: 6 weeks by 9 months. 13 weeks by 18 months. |
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18 - 36 months
Social Emotional |
Social: needs, negotiations. Peer play. Possessions.
Emotions: Moral emotions-- embarrassment, envy etc. Later guilt, pride, shame. |
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18 - 36 months
Language |
Language: expressive. 2-3 words at 1yr. 50 words at 18 months. 500 words at 36 months.
Decontextualize language-- can understand without cues. |
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What is the youngest age at which a child can be affected by domestic violence?
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0
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What is the youngest age at which a child can be traumatized?
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3-4 months.
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