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Decks in this class (23)
W1 PreLecture
What are the four main domains of...,
How does increased knowledge bene...,
How do motor abilities change ove...
19
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W1 Lecture
Why do many people have limited u...,
Why is studying infants more chal...,
What advantage do we have when st...
47
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w2-pre
What was the aim of bowlby s 1947...,
What percentage of the 44 juvenil...,
What was bowlby s key conclusion ...
44
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w2- attach
Who proposed attachment theory an...,
What is the main idea of attachme...,
Why do infants form attachments 3
45
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W3 PreLecture
Q does the composition of a famil...,
Q is secure attachment exclusive ...,
Q what percentage of children wer...
11
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W3 Lecture
Q why are caregiver characteristi...,
Q does the gender of a parent aff...,
Q what does research say about lg...
68
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W4 - PreLecture
What did von hofsten fazel zandy ...,
What did von hofsten ronnqvist 19...,
What are scale errors according t...
22
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W4 - Lecture
What did robert fantz 1961 discov...,
Why was fantz 1961 important for ...,
Why is infant looking behavior im...
53
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W5 - Lecture
What is the information processin...,
Who proposed the classic memory m...,
What is the atkinson shiffrin 196...
77
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W7 - Objects
What is an object 1,
How do objects behave according t...,
What is the violation of expectat...
31
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W7 - Spatial
How do infants navigate their env...,
What are the two types of spatial...,
What are the two types of allocen...
46
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W8 - Numerical Cog (INFANTS)
How do infants and nonverbal anim...,
What are the two systems for repr...,
Do these number systems require l...
32
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W8 - Numerical Cog (EARLY CHILDHOOD)
What is the difference between sy...,
Why is the symbolic number system...,
When do infants begin learning la...
23
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W9 - Language
What are some ways in which langu...,
What is an example of grammatical...,
What is the central question in t...
80
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W11 - Social Relations and Interactions
What are some ways in which langu...,
What is an example of grammatical...,
What is the central question in t...
80
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W1 REFERENCES
Q what is developmental change 1,
Q what is the significance of inc...,
Q what happens to unused synapses...
7
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W2&3 - REFERENCES
What does attachment theory sugge...,
What evidence supports the univer...,
What did find in zambia using the...
36
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W4 - REFERENCES
What is perceptual development 1,
What does the term blooming buzzi...,
What do newborns prefer to look a...
57
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W5-REFERENCES
What are the three main memory sy...,
What is sensory memory and how lo...,
What did find about infant sensor...
33
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W7 - REFERENCES
What is the core knowledge theory...,
What does the violation of expect...,
What evidence supports the idea t...
39
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W8 - REFERENCES
What two core systems underlie ea...,
What does the analog magnitude sy...,
What study shows that newborns ca...
39
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W9 - REFERENCE
What is the sapir whorf hypothesi...,
How does research on colour perce...,
What evidence suggests that langu...
42
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W11 - REFERENCES
What is an agent in the context o...,
How do infants differentiate agen...,
What was the key finding of woodw...
43
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