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Wernicke's Area - Center for language comprehension Down Syndrome - Extra chromosome, intellectual disabilities and physical abnormalities Accommodation - Adjusting schemes to fit new information Adolescence - (12 years - 22 years) Dramatic physical changes, pursuit of independence/identity, logical/abstract/idealistic thought Amniocentesis - (15 weeks - 18 weeks) Testing of amniotic fluid Aphasia - Total loss or impairment of language processing Assimilation - Using existing schemes to deal with new information Autonomy vs. Shame & Doubt - (1 year - 3 years) Growing sense of independence, punishing too harshly can lead to shame and doubt Bandura's Social Cognitive Theory - Behavior, environment, and thoughts are interacting, emphasizes observational learning Biological Age - Health of an individual Blastocyst - (Germinal) Develops into embryo Broca's Area - Center for word productionCephalocaudal Development - Growth from top to bottom Child-Directed Speech - Simple words, high pitched Chorionic Villus Sampling - (10 weeks - 12 weeks) Testing of placenta sample Chronological Age - Years of life Cognitive Theory - Emphasize conscious thought Concrete Operational Stage - (7 years - 11 years) Logical reasoning, classification of objects Continuity-Discontinuity Debate - Debate on whether development involves gradual, cumulative change or distinct changes Deferred Imitation - Copying of actions seen hours or days before Development - Pattern of change that starts at conception and continues through the life span Dishabituation - Recovery of response after stimuli is changed A-not-B Error - Tendency of infants to reach where object was earlier, rather than where it was last hidden Dynamic Systems Theory - Perception and action are coupled Early Adulthood - (Late teens - 30's) Independence, career prominence, and finding a mateEarly Childhood - (24 months - 6 years) self-sufficient, follow instructions, and play with peers Ectoderm - (Embryonic) Nervous system, sensory receptors, and skin parts Embryonic Period - (2 weeks - 8 weeks) "embryo" Endoderm - (Embryonic) Digestive and respiratory systems Equilibration - Kids shift from one stage of thought to the next Ethological Theory - Study of animals in natural environment Evolutionary Psychology - Emphasizes importance of adaptation, reproduction, and "survival of the fittest" shaping behavior Expanding - Restating, correcting grammar or punctuation Explicit Memory - Conscious memory of facts and experiences Fetal MRI - Views organs and structures, detects CNS/genital/urinary/chest malformations Fetal Period - (2 months - birth) "fetus" Fine Motor Skills - Small, complex movementsFormal Operational - (11 years - death) Abstract, logical, and idealistic Fragile X Syndrome - Abnormality in X, intellectual/learning disabilities and short attention span Generativity vs. Stagnation - (40 years - 50 years) Helping younger generation, feeling like cannot/didn't help leads to stagnation Germinal Period - (Conception - 2 weeks) "zygote" Grasping - Closing hand when something touches palm