Lifespan Development - Answer-Study of human growth across all life stages.
/.Heredity - Answer-Genetic transmission of traits from parents.
/.Genotype - Answer-Genetic makeup of an individual organism.
/.Phenotype - Answer-Observable characteristics resulting from genotype.
/.Genetic Disorders - Answer-Diseases caused by abnormalities in genes.
/.Chromosomal Abnormalities - Answer-Changes in chromosome number or structure.
/.Behavioral Genetics - Answer-Study of genetic influences on behavior.
/.Prenatal Development - Answer-Growth and changes occurring before birth.
/.Germinal Period - Answer-First two weeks after conception.
/.Embryonic Period - Answer-Weeks 3 to 8 of prenatal development.
/.Fetal Period - Answer-Final stage of prenatal development, week 9 to birth.
/.Teratogens - Answer-Substances causing malformations during development.
/.Maternal Factors - Answer-Influences from the mother affecting prenatal development.
/.Stages of Birth - Answer-Phases of labor leading to delivery.
/.Neonate - Answer-Newborn baby, typically up to 4 weeks old.
/.Postpartum - Answer-Period following childbirth for mother.
/.Infancy - Answer-Developmental stage from birth to 2 years.
/.Toddlerhood - Answer-Developmental stage from 1 to 3 years.
/.Motor Development - Answer-Progression of physical skills and coordination.
/.Sensory Capacities - Answer-Ability to perceive stimuli through senses.
/.Nutrition - Answer-Intake of food for growth and health.
, /.Malnutrition - Answer-Deficiency or excess of nutrients affecting health.
/.Piaget's Sensorimotor Stage - Answer-Cognitive development stage from birth to 2
years.
/.COVID-19 Impact - Answer-Effects of the pandemic on lifespan development.
/.Ethical Research - Answer-Conducting studies with respect for participants' rights.
/.Descriptive Research - Answer-Research method describing characteristics of a
population.
/.Correlational Research - Answer-Study examining relationships between variables.
/.Experimental Research - Answer-Research manipulating variables to determine
effects.
/.Time-Spans in Research - Answer-Duration considered in lifespan studies.
/.Infant Memory - Answer-Ability of infants to retain information over time.
/.Language Components - Answer-Elements include phonetics, syntax, semantics, and
pragmatics.
/.Language Development Progression - Answer-Stages of language acquisition in early
childhood.
/.Theories of Language Development - Answer-Frameworks explaining how children
learn language.
/.Temperament - Answer-Innate personality traits influencing behavior and reactions.
/.Infant Emotions - Answer-Basic feelings like joy, anger, and fear in infants.
/.Forming Attachments - Answer-Process of developing emotional bonds with
caregivers.
/.Erikson's Trust vs. Mistrust - Answer-First psychosocial stage focusing on trust in
caregivers.
/.Strange Situation Technique - Answer-Mary Ainsworth's method to assess attachment
styles.
/.Erikson's Autonomy vs. Shame - Answer-Second psychosocial stage emphasizing
independence in toddlers.
/.Heredity - Answer-Genetic transmission of traits from parents.
/.Genotype - Answer-Genetic makeup of an individual organism.
/.Phenotype - Answer-Observable characteristics resulting from genotype.
/.Genetic Disorders - Answer-Diseases caused by abnormalities in genes.
/.Chromosomal Abnormalities - Answer-Changes in chromosome number or structure.
/.Behavioral Genetics - Answer-Study of genetic influences on behavior.
/.Prenatal Development - Answer-Growth and changes occurring before birth.
/.Germinal Period - Answer-First two weeks after conception.
/.Embryonic Period - Answer-Weeks 3 to 8 of prenatal development.
/.Fetal Period - Answer-Final stage of prenatal development, week 9 to birth.
/.Teratogens - Answer-Substances causing malformations during development.
/.Maternal Factors - Answer-Influences from the mother affecting prenatal development.
/.Stages of Birth - Answer-Phases of labor leading to delivery.
/.Neonate - Answer-Newborn baby, typically up to 4 weeks old.
/.Postpartum - Answer-Period following childbirth for mother.
/.Infancy - Answer-Developmental stage from birth to 2 years.
/.Toddlerhood - Answer-Developmental stage from 1 to 3 years.
/.Motor Development - Answer-Progression of physical skills and coordination.
/.Sensory Capacities - Answer-Ability to perceive stimuli through senses.
/.Nutrition - Answer-Intake of food for growth and health.
, /.Malnutrition - Answer-Deficiency or excess of nutrients affecting health.
/.Piaget's Sensorimotor Stage - Answer-Cognitive development stage from birth to 2
years.
/.COVID-19 Impact - Answer-Effects of the pandemic on lifespan development.
/.Ethical Research - Answer-Conducting studies with respect for participants' rights.
/.Descriptive Research - Answer-Research method describing characteristics of a
population.
/.Correlational Research - Answer-Study examining relationships between variables.
/.Experimental Research - Answer-Research manipulating variables to determine
effects.
/.Time-Spans in Research - Answer-Duration considered in lifespan studies.
/.Infant Memory - Answer-Ability of infants to retain information over time.
/.Language Components - Answer-Elements include phonetics, syntax, semantics, and
pragmatics.
/.Language Development Progression - Answer-Stages of language acquisition in early
childhood.
/.Theories of Language Development - Answer-Frameworks explaining how children
learn language.
/.Temperament - Answer-Innate personality traits influencing behavior and reactions.
/.Infant Emotions - Answer-Basic feelings like joy, anger, and fear in infants.
/.Forming Attachments - Answer-Process of developing emotional bonds with
caregivers.
/.Erikson's Trust vs. Mistrust - Answer-First psychosocial stage focusing on trust in
caregivers.
/.Strange Situation Technique - Answer-Mary Ainsworth's method to assess attachment
styles.
/.Erikson's Autonomy vs. Shame - Answer-Second psychosocial stage emphasizing
independence in toddlers.
