Early Childhood Development

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What is lack of conservation?

The inability to realize that things may be the same quantity despite being in different shapes.
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What years encompass the sensorimotor stage?

Years zero through two.
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What are the key characteristics of the sensorimotor stage?
Exploration through the senses, development of object permanence, and stranger anxiety.
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What years encompass the preoperational stage?

Years two through six.
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What are the key characteristics of the preoperational stage?
Egocentrism, language development, pretend play, and lack of logic or mathematical ability.
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What years encompass the concrete operational stage?

Years seven through eleven.
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What are the key characteristics of the concrete operational stage?
Understanding conservation, basic mathematical and logical understanding, and basic understanding of analogies.
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What years encompass the formal operational stage?

Years twelve and on.
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What are the key characteristics of the formal operational stage?

Systematic reasoning, hypothesizing, and more advanced logic.

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What is assimilation?

The ability to add new information to what is already known.
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What is accommodation?

The ability to restructure the brain to add new information.
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What developmental indicators did Dr. Spock and Erik Erikson focus on?
Independence and emotional maturity.
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What controversial belief did Dr. Spock hold about child-rearing?
That children should be treated with affection.
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What was Erik Erikson's belief about developmental stages?

That each developmental stage was a crisis and a struggle.
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What is the struggle of infants?

Trust vs. Mistrust.
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What is the concept of Trust vs. Mistrust?

That needs must be reliably met for a child to develop a sense of trust.
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What is the struggle of toddlers?

Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt.
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What is the concept of Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt?

That children need room to be themselves to develop self-confidence.
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What is the struggle of preschoolers?

Initiative vs. Guilt.
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What is the concept of Initiative vs. Guilt?

That children need space to initiate tasks to develop comfort with independence.
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What is the struggle of elementary schoolers?

Competence vs. Inferiority.
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What is the concept of Competence vs. Inferiority?

That children must devote themselves to tasks to develop self-esteem.
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At what age can children recognize their birthgiver’s voice?
One day.
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At what age can children laugh?
Two months.
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At what age can children reach for and touch objects?
Three to five months.
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At what age can children sit without support?
Five months.
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At what age can children show anxiety when their caregiver is not around?
Nine to twelve months.
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At what age can children walk unassisted?

Twelve months.

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At what age can children kick a ball forward?
Twenty months.
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At what age can children make two-word sentences?
Twenty-two months.
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At what age can children pedal a tricycle and jump in place with both feet together?

Two years.

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At what age can children group objects by category?

Two and a half years.

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At what age can children feel ashamed?
Three years.
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At what age can children wash their hands unassisted?
Three and a half years.
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At what age can children tell you their street or town?
Four and a half years.
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At what age can children stand on one foot for ten seconds?
Five years.