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| Average New born Height and Weight |
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| when parts of the nervous system are damaged other parts take over. |
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If cells are not used they are destroyed.
use it or loose it theory |
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| a densly packed set of highly sensetive cells at the center of the retina, can discriminate visual acuity. |
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| muscles of the eye focus light waves. |
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| Ear or Eye developed at birth? |
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ear is fully developed before birth
eye is not developed at birth |
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| can young infants distinguish phonetic contrasts such as bah and pah? |
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| Yes! if they have been exposed they can tell the difference. |
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| organized observable behaviors in new borns they are involuntary stimulus response patterns. |
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| stomach on floor... before crawling |
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| stomach up on four limbs... after crawling. |
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| Control is recieved by consequences that follow response. |
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Mothers voice is
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B) Operant |
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| Imitaiton is observed at how many months? |
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| Long term memory begins at? |
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| 1 month and continues rapidly during 2nd and 3rd month. |
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| Piaget believed that babies... |
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| are active, social, explorative, and constantly seeking knowledge. |
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Mental plans for movement of hands and other body parts.
****Plan for action and the action it self. |
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| taking a concept they already know and they are able to alter it. |
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SCR
secondary circular reactions
4 to 8 months |
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"The discovery of new means through active experimentation"
*object permanence/ trial and error |
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TCR
tertiary circular reactions
stage 5 |
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| somthing that stands for somthing else |
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| smallest unit of language that cues changes and to listner... letters |
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| smallest unit with meaning (words) |
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| functions of language communication and conversation |
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| Language Aquistion Device |
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basic language rules
inborn
chomski |
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| non verbal signal that convey request to adults and direct adult attention to objects and events. |
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expression of a complete thought with a single word
ex. gimme |
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parentese more broad inclusion of people.
motherese came first in baby talk |
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| depressed mothers are less likley to use... |
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| babies born knowing what they feel |
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