Chapter 6: Infancy Cognitive Development Flashcards

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Why is caregiver pivotal?

A

they shape the development whether they are responsive or unresponsive.

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What is meant by infants are scientists in the crib?

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babies are constantly trying to figure things out

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3
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Pa and Ba study

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in early weeks they learn to distinguish Pa and Ba

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4
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What is gaze following?

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babies observe the gaze of caregiver and their responses

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5
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How early is logic measured?

A

the first year of life

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6
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Importance of exploring

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allows them to be curious

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7
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Two theories of infant mind

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information-processing theory
-human mind is like a computer
evolutionary theory
-infants attend to caregivers
-requires infant brain to be plastic

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8
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Primary, secondary, tertiary reactions

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primary-involves responses to their own bodies
secondary- responses to objects and people
tertiary- involves creativity

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9
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First stage

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Infancy
-birth to age 2
-sensory motor stage, rooting grasping, sucking

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second stage

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Adaptations and voluntary movements
-1 to 4 months
-voluntarily do something

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third stage

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orientation outside the body
-4 to 8 months
-aware of things that don’t involve their body

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12
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fourth stage

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Intentional actions
-8 to 12 months
object permanence

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13
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fifth stage

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Experimenting and creating
-trial and error stage
-12 to 18 months
-throwing stuff

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14
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sixth stage

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Thinking and Imagining
-18 to 24 months
-take objects and pretend with them

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15
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little scientists, trial and error

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babies become more curious to consult others about emotion and objects

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16
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Object permanence

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comes in around 8 to 12 months
things still exist when out of sight

17
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assimilation and accomodation

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Assimilation: notice similar things and assume they are the same
Accommodation: Adjust and recognize differences

18
Q

How adults speak to babies and dogs?

A

slower encouraging tones

19
Q

what kinds of language characteristics do babies and toddlers most prefer?

A

smaller words
slower

20
Q

Have a general idea of the stages of language development? what is typical at various ages?

A

1 to 6 months -crying
10 months- conversation like
12 months- first words

21
Q

what is holophrase? when does speech tend to explode?

A

one word that expresses a thought
happens at 18 months

22
Q

what is grammar?

A

put an s on plural nouns closer to 2
learn about past tense rule

23
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three theories of language learning

A

-Learn when you talk around them
-teach themselves
-primed to learn language