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zygote
the fertilized egg
embryo
the human organism from 2 weeks to 2 months
fetus
the organism from 9 weeks to birth
teratogens
substances that can cause developmental abnormalities in a fetus. They include drugs, alcohol, and certain infections.
fetal alcohol syndrome
a syndrome that occurs when mothers drink during pregnancy and results in physical and cognitive malfunctions in the baby.
Rooting Reflex
an instinctive response where infants turn their heads and open their mouths when their cheeks are stroked, aiding in breastfeeding.
Baby preferences
babies prefer the sound and smell of their mother and human voices and faces.
sensorimotor
part of piagets intelligence and also the next 4 things.
object permeance and stranger anxiety
birth to 2 years
Preoperational
2 to 6 years
pretend play
egocentrism
language development
Concrete operational
Conservation
Mathematical transformations
7-11 years
Formal Operational
12-adulthood
abstract logic
potential for moral reasoning.
Object permanence
the awareness that things exist when not percieved
Conservatoin
the principle that volume stays the same even when objects are changed
critical period
a period after birth where an organisms exposure to certain stimuli produces proper development
Imprinting
the process where certain animals form attachments during a critical point in their life.
Stranger anxiety
fear of strangers that infants display
attachment or bonding
an emotional tie with another person.
theory of mind
how someone ascribes mental states such as belief, intentions and desires to oneself and another.
the role of testosterone
men have more of it, used for sex drive, test increases with sexual activity and vice versa.
desires
hormones alone don’t motivate someone to have sex. to procreate, have physical enjoyment and to express love are psychological reasons.
authoritarian
parents impose rules and expect obedience
Permissive
submit to childrens desires, rarely punish
Authoritative
both demanding and responsive, sets rules but explains why and encourages open discussion.
menarche
girls first period
spermarche
boys first nut
menopause
marks the end of a woman's reproductive years. stops having periods and also changes hormonally
trust vs. mistrust
this and the next 7 are eriksons stages of psychosocial development
1st year if needs are met infants create trust
Autonomy vs shame
toddlers learn to exercise will or they doubt their abilities 2nd year
Initiative vs. guilt
3-5 years
Preschoolers learn to carry out tasks or feel guilty about efforts to be independent.
competence vs inferiority
children learn the pleasure or applying themselves to tasks or they feel inferior
6-puberty
identity vs role confusion
teens-20’s
teenagers work on finding themselves and integrating themselves to form a single identity or are confused about themselves
intimacy vs isolation
young adults form close relations quickly or feel socially isolated
20-40
Generativity vs. stagnation
they discover a sense of contribution to the world like through raising children or work or have a lack of purpose
40’s-60’s
Integrity vs. Despair
when reflecting on ones life they either feel accomplished or like they wasted it
late 60’s-death
personal fable
thinking that your experiences are completely unique
identity moratorium
a period of self exploration where the person adopts different roles to find out what fits them the best
social clock
the culturally preferred time of events like marriage, parenthood and retirement.
Dementia
mental decline severe enough for to intefere with daily life. alzheimers is a specific disease but is the most common cause of dementia.
Alzheimers disease
an irreversible brain disorder, characterized by a gradual deterioration of cognitive and physical functions.
cross sectional study
people of different ages are compared with one another
longitudinal study
the same people are restudied and retested again
crystallized intelligence
accumulated knowledge and verbal skills
increases with age
Fluid intelligence
ability to reason speedily and abstractly
tends to decrease as time goes on
5 stages of grief
Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance