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An orderly, integrated set of statements that
describes, explains, and predicts behavior.
It emphasizes how manage their child’s sexual
and aggressive drives in the first few years is crucial for healthy personality
development
And tell what the theory means. Children
actively construct knowledge as they manipulate and explore their world
Inhibited react negatively to and withdraw from
novel stimuli. Uninhibited display
positive emotion to and approach novel stimuli
Happiness, interest, surprise, fear, anger
sadness, and disgust
Recognition is noticing when a stimulus is
identical or similar to one previously experienced. Recall is more challenging
because it involves remembering something not present
Coordinating schemes deliberately to solve
simple problems,
Sensory register, working (short term), and long
term memory.
A measure
of bone development, it’s an x-ray of the long bone
Cephalocaudal trend, and proximodistal trend
Gross motor is control over actions that help
the infant to get around (crawling, standing and walking). Fine motor is
(reaching or grasping).
Babies are below their expected weight
considering length of the pregnancy
Embryo
is implantation through eighth week, and Fetus ninth week to the end of
pregnancy
Teratogen refers to any environmental agent that
causes damage during prenatal period. Examples are illegal drugs, prescription
& nonprescription drugs, tobacco, alcohol, environmental pollution, and
radiation
Parents under age 25 with young children and
elderly people who live alone
Medical procedures that permit detection of
problems before birth
When only one allele affects the child’s
characteristics it is called dominant, and the second allele, which has no
effect, is called recessive
Auto
and traffic accidents, drownings, and burns.
Belief that inanimate objects have lifelike
qualities, such as thoughts, wishes, feelings, and intentions
Discovery learning, Sensitivity to children’s readiness to learn,
and Acceptance of individual differences
Reducing poverty, and other sources of family
stress. Passing laws that promote child safety creating safer homes, travel and
play environments improving public education, and changing parent and child
behaviors
Judgments we make about out own worth and
feelings associated with those judgments
Physical aggression, Verbal aggression, and
Rational aggression.
Myopia, or nearsightedness
Rehearsal, and Organization
Judgments of their appearance, abilities, and
behavior in relation to those of others
Capacity to imagine what other people may be
thinking or feeling
Refers to likeability- the extent to which a
child is viewed by a group of age mates, such as classmates, as a worthy social
partner
Starts around age 14 years old, and stops around
17 ½. Years old
Primary happens on the inside of the body
(reproductive organs), and Secondary happens on the outside of the body (breast
development, and under arm and pubic hair)
Menarche
is first menstruation, and Spermarche is first ejaculation
Sense of oneself as a separate self-governing
individual
Achievement, moratorium, foreclosure, and
diffusion
The body wears out form use
Amount of energy the body uses at complete rest
Structural advance in which logic becomes a tool
for solving real-world problems
A psychological conflict of early adulthood. Reflected in a young person's thoughts and feelings about making a permanent commitment to an intimate partner
Age-graded expectations for major life events, such as beginning a first job, getting married, birth of first child, buying a home, and retiring
Presbyopia (literally, "old eyes")
Control, commitment, and challenge, that together they call hardiness
People size up real-world situations and analyze how best to achieve goals that have a high degree of uncertainty
Young-old, destruction-creation, masculinity-femininity, and engagement-separateness
Self-acceptance, Autonomy, Environmental mastery
"launching children and moving on" In the past it was called "empty nest"
Country's health care, housing, and social services, along with lifestyle factors
Because men who are overweight and use alcohol heavily are more prone to sleep apnea, and the enlargement of the prostate gland constricts the urethra and leads to a need to urinate more often including during the night
Calcium and vitamin D to protect bones, zinc and vitamins B, C, and E to protect the immune system and vitamins A, C, and E to prevent free radicals
Telling stories about people and events from their past and reporting associated thoughts and feelings
Disengagement theory, activity theory, continuity theory, and socioemotional selectivity theory
Remaining in a familiar setting where they have control over their everyday life
The Agonal phase, Clinical death, and Morality
Fear and apprehension of death
It can relieve pain and other symptoms (nausea, breathing difficulties, insomnia, and depression) rather than prolonging life.