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Unit 9- Human Development Flashcards

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Prenatal period

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Extends from conception to birth, usually encompassing nine months of pregnancy

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Zygote

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One cells organism formed by the Union of a sperm and an egg

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First two weeks of the prenatal development

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Germinal stage

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The middle stage of prenatal development

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Embryonic stage

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The two months before birth

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Fetal stage

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In which stage does the placenta begin to form?

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Germinal

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Placenta

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A structure that allows oxygen and nutrients to pass into the fetus from the mothers bloodstream and bodily wasted to pass out to the mother

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What happens in the germinal stage

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Rapid cell division

Cell mass implants on the uterine wall

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In which stage do vital organs and bodily systems begin to form

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Embryonic

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In which stage do most miscarriages occur

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Embryonic

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In which stage do muscles and bones begin to form?

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Fetal

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Why is fat presented in the fetal stage?

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To provide insulation

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In which stage do the respiratory and digestive systems mature

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Fetal

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The age at which I baby can survive in the event of a premature birth

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Age of viability

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What weeks are the age of viability

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22 to 26

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What disorders has been linked to prenatal malnutrition

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Schizophrenia and other psych disorders

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What is associated with heart disease, diabetes, and obesity in adulthood

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Low birth weight

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A collection of congenital problems associated with excessive alcohol during pregnancy

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Fetal alcohol syndrome

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When a baby is born with a small head

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Microcephaly

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Typical FAS problems

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Small head, heart defects, irritability, hyperactivity, and delayed ménage and motor development

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Most common cause of mental retardation

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Fetal alcohol syndrome

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Which experiment provides the best evidence for FAS

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Ann strissguth in Seattle

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Illnesses that are fatal to a fetus

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Measles
Rubella
Syphilis
Chicken pox

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Percent of women with HIV that passed it to their child

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20-30

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What reduced the passage of HIV

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Antiretroviral drugs

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Refers to the progression of muscular coordination required for physical activities

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Motor development

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The head to foot direction of motor development

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Cephalocaudal trend

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The center outward direction of motor development

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Proximo distal trend

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Who discovered that lengthy periods of no growth were punctuated by sudden bursts of growth

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Lampl veldhuis Johnson

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Development that reflects the gradual unfolding of ones genetic blueprint

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Maturation

30
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Indicate the typical age at which individuals display various behaviors and abilities

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Developmental Norms

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Refers to characteristic mood? Activity level, and emotional reactivity

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Temperament

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When investigators observe one group of participants repeatedly over a period of time

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Longitudinal design

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When investigators compare groups of participants of differing age at a single point in time

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Cross sectional

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Occur when differences between age groups are due to the groups growing up in different time periods

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Cohert effects

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Who discovered that there were three basic styles of temperament

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Thomas and chess

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Direct observation temperament study

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Jerome kagan

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At what age to children become noticeably attached to their mothers

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6-8 months

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Emotional distress seen in many infants when they are separated from people with whole they have formed and attachment

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Separation anxiety

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Emotional attachment study with monkeys

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Harry Harlow

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Believed there were biological basis for attach many

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John bowlby

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Attachment: secure base, comfortable when mother is present, upset when she leaves, and is calmed when returned

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Secure attachment

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Anxious when mothers are near and protest when she leaves but not comforted when she returns

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Anxious ambivalent attachment

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Not distressed when mother leaves and seek little contact

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Avoidant attachment

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Children appear confused about whether they should approach or avoid mothers and are especially insecure

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Disorganized disoriented attachment

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Discovered the different levels of attachment

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Mary Saltar ainsworth

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When does separation anxiety peak in children

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14-18 months

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