vision
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least likely to be stimulated prenatally , becomes sensitive
Four major theories
1.) Learning
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, -watching others (not mimicking)
-reward/punishment
-experience
-nurture, continuous, universal
Ex: girls playing with dolls
Interviews vs Observations
observations
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Naturalistic observations- observe behavior in real life situations
Structured observations- create setting to bring out desired behavior,
observe + relate to other factors
Research designs
-Longitudinal
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follow children through stages
stepping pattern
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heal, toe
unique to humans
, disappears by 6 weeks but can return in water
probably due to legs being too heavy
Stereopsis
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brain combines the differing neutral signals, leading to depth perception
Emerges around 4
fetal stage
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longest) 9th week to birth
Continual growth and differentiation
Learning processes- Conditioning
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Classical ( Pavlov and his dogs)
Neutral stimuli w stimulus creates reflective response
Dogs drool at food -> whistle=no response -> whistle + food= drool
Whistle -> drool
smell
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least likely to be stimulated prenatally , becomes sensitive
Four major theories
1.) Learning
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, -watching others (not mimicking)
-reward/punishment
-experience
-nurture, continuous, universal
Ex: girls playing with dolls
Interviews vs Observations
observations
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Naturalistic observations- observe behavior in real life situations
Structured observations- create setting to bring out desired behavior,
observe + relate to other factors
Research designs
-Longitudinal
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follow children through stages
stepping pattern
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heal, toe
unique to humans
, disappears by 6 weeks but can return in water
probably due to legs being too heavy
Stereopsis
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brain combines the differing neutral signals, leading to depth perception
Emerges around 4
fetal stage
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longest) 9th week to birth
Continual growth and differentiation
Learning processes- Conditioning
Give this one a try later!
Classical ( Pavlov and his dogs)
Neutral stimuli w stimulus creates reflective response
Dogs drool at food -> whistle=no response -> whistle + food= drool
Whistle -> drool
smell
