Child Development (chapters 1-5)
A no longer B blunders - ANS-a sample of reacting within the item permanence mission,
wherein the toddler seems for the hidden object in region A, where the little one had previously
determined the item, in preference to place B, wherein the toddler has simply observed it being
hidden
motion - ANS-complicated, coordinated behaviors
Adoption have a look at - ANS-a observe that specializes in children who've been reared other
than their organic mother and father
Age of viability - ANS-the age at which the fetus is capable of continue to exist outside the
uterus
Allele - ANS- styles of every gene arise at the identical place at the chromosomes, one inherited
from the mom and one from the dad
amnion - ANS-a thin, tough, transparent membrane that holds the amniotic fluid, and surrounds
the embryo
Apgar scale - ANS-a brief, easy test used to diagnose the physical nation of newborn toddlers
axon - ANS-the main protruding department of a neuron; it incorporates messages to other cells
in the shape of electrical impulses
1st earl baldwin of bewdley effect - ANS-the position of cultural elements in determining which
phenotypes are adaptive
behaviorism - ANS-theories that concentrate on improvement because the result of gaining
knowledge of, and on changes in behavior as a result of forming associations among behavior
and its effects
brain stem - ANS-the base of the brain, which controls such fundamental reactions as blinking
and sucking, as well as such essential capabilities as respiratory and drowsing
Brazelton Neonatal Assessment Scale - ANS-a scale used to evaluate a newborn's neurological
condition
, Canalized - ANS-a trait this is canalized follows a strictly described direction, irrespective of
most environmental and genetic variations
companies - ANS-heterozygous individual with one recessive trait can skip to children
cephalocaudal sample - ANS-the sample of development that proceeds from the head down
cerebral cortex - ANS-the mind's outermost layer. The networks of neurons in the cerebral
cortex combine records from numerous sensory sources with reminiscences of beyond reports,
processing them in a manner that effects in human forms of mind and movement
chorion - ANS-a membrane that surrounds the amnion and becomes the fetal factor of the
placenta
chromosome - ANS-rodlike systems, store and transmit genetic data; in humans there are forty
six chromosomes (a unmarried molecule of DNA)
classical conditioning - ANS-studying wherein previously present behaviors end up elicited by
way of new stimuli
cleavage - ANS-the collection of mitotic cellular divisions that rework the zygote into the
blastocyst
scientific interview - ANS-a research technique wherein questions are tailor-made to the
character, with every question depending on the solution to the previous one
Co-creation - ANS-the shaping of environments via interactions among children and their
caregivers, siblings, pals, and friends
codominance - ANS-outcome wherein a trait this is determined by using alleles isn't the same
as the trait produced by both of the contributing alleles alone
coevolution - ANS-the mixed procedure that emerges from the interaction of organic evolution
and cultural evolution
cohort - ANS-kids growing in identical time and subculture
conditional reaction - ANS-in classical conditioning, a response to the pairing of the conditional
stimulus (CS) and the unconditional stimulus (UCS)
Conditional stimulus - ANS-in classical conditioning, a stimulus that elicits a behavior this is
dependent on the manner it's far paired with the unconditional stimulus (UCS)
A no longer B blunders - ANS-a sample of reacting within the item permanence mission,
wherein the toddler seems for the hidden object in region A, where the little one had previously
determined the item, in preference to place B, wherein the toddler has simply observed it being
hidden
motion - ANS-complicated, coordinated behaviors
Adoption have a look at - ANS-a observe that specializes in children who've been reared other
than their organic mother and father
Age of viability - ANS-the age at which the fetus is capable of continue to exist outside the
uterus
Allele - ANS- styles of every gene arise at the identical place at the chromosomes, one inherited
from the mom and one from the dad
amnion - ANS-a thin, tough, transparent membrane that holds the amniotic fluid, and surrounds
the embryo
Apgar scale - ANS-a brief, easy test used to diagnose the physical nation of newborn toddlers
axon - ANS-the main protruding department of a neuron; it incorporates messages to other cells
in the shape of electrical impulses
1st earl baldwin of bewdley effect - ANS-the position of cultural elements in determining which
phenotypes are adaptive
behaviorism - ANS-theories that concentrate on improvement because the result of gaining
knowledge of, and on changes in behavior as a result of forming associations among behavior
and its effects
brain stem - ANS-the base of the brain, which controls such fundamental reactions as blinking
and sucking, as well as such essential capabilities as respiratory and drowsing
Brazelton Neonatal Assessment Scale - ANS-a scale used to evaluate a newborn's neurological
condition
, Canalized - ANS-a trait this is canalized follows a strictly described direction, irrespective of
most environmental and genetic variations
companies - ANS-heterozygous individual with one recessive trait can skip to children
cephalocaudal sample - ANS-the sample of development that proceeds from the head down
cerebral cortex - ANS-the mind's outermost layer. The networks of neurons in the cerebral
cortex combine records from numerous sensory sources with reminiscences of beyond reports,
processing them in a manner that effects in human forms of mind and movement
chorion - ANS-a membrane that surrounds the amnion and becomes the fetal factor of the
placenta
chromosome - ANS-rodlike systems, store and transmit genetic data; in humans there are forty
six chromosomes (a unmarried molecule of DNA)
classical conditioning - ANS-studying wherein previously present behaviors end up elicited by
way of new stimuli
cleavage - ANS-the collection of mitotic cellular divisions that rework the zygote into the
blastocyst
scientific interview - ANS-a research technique wherein questions are tailor-made to the
character, with every question depending on the solution to the previous one
Co-creation - ANS-the shaping of environments via interactions among children and their
caregivers, siblings, pals, and friends
codominance - ANS-outcome wherein a trait this is determined by using alleles isn't the same
as the trait produced by both of the contributing alleles alone
coevolution - ANS-the mixed procedure that emerges from the interaction of organic evolution
and cultural evolution
cohort - ANS-kids growing in identical time and subculture
conditional reaction - ANS-in classical conditioning, a response to the pairing of the conditional
stimulus (CS) and the unconditional stimulus (UCS)
Conditional stimulus - ANS-in classical conditioning, a stimulus that elicits a behavior this is
dependent on the manner it's far paired with the unconditional stimulus (UCS)
