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Zeke's father is a volleyball coach and Zeke grew up wanting to play volleyball. In fifth grade, he asked his father to show him how to play and teach him basic skills. By the time that he reaches junior high, he's skilled enough to make the varsity volleyball team. What type of genotype- envi...

According to piaget, in which of the sensorimotor stage's substage do infants experiment with toys, such as by playing with an object in different ways? - answer-tertiary circular reactions Which of the following sensorimotor substages occurs last, according to piaget: primary circular reactio...

Rooting reflex - answer-a baby's tendency, when touched on the cheek or mouth, to turn her head and search for the nipple Moro reflex - answer-startle reflex in which a newborn arches her back and throws out her arms and legs in response to a loud noise or an abrupt change in the environment ...

Emotion vs moods - answer-short-lived - only seconds or minutes Longer lasting - hours , days Fredrickson's broaden and build theory - answer-positive emotions encourage behaviors that are exploratory and broaden awareness. 3 characteristics of emotion - answer-brief, specific, function...

Rooting reflex - answer-infant turns their head when cheek or mouth is touched. Aids feeding as the infant finds something to suck Moro reflex - answer-a startle response in which the infant arches their back and throws out their arms and legs Grasping reflex (palmar reflex) - answer-the infan...

What are peers? - answer-- people of approximately the same age and status - horizontal relationship Function of peers - answer--companions -models -instructors -critics -social comparison -confidant: source of emotional support -skill-building: perspective-taking, emotional regulation ...

Stereotypes - answer-beliefs about the attributes of a group of people -we do this because its easy (shortcut) -resistant to change (confirmation bias, used to justify behavior) -the cognitive component Subtyping - answer-we create a category for exceptions to a stereotype Prejudice - answ...

Components of emotions - answer-subjective feeling, physiological feeling and behavioral response Emotions - answer-innate component, used to help people adapt to their environment Basic emotions - answer-fear, anger, disgust, sadness, joy, surprise Anger - answer-occurs at 4-6 months Usua...

Why is it important to study human development across the lifespan? - answer-It is important to study human development across the life span because development is life long. All age groups are important to study. What does it mean to be multidirectional? - answer-Development involves both improv...

Moro reflex - answer-a startle response in which the infant arches his back and throws out his arms and legs. The infant behaves much as we would if we felt like we were falling and tried to grab something to protect ourselves. Thus, some researchers believe that this reflex has a survival value. ...

This researcher emphasized the role of the teacher and expert in learning. - answer-Vygotsky This researcher was pessimistic about a child's abilities to learn by himself. - answer-Vygotsky According to Vygotsky, in an ideal learning situation, adults give much assistance to young children ...

Allison is a college student who has been having a rough time lately. She gained a little weight at college and is feeling depressed about it. Sometimes in her dorm she eats everything she can find, but then feels terrible. When this happens, she runs to the gym to sweat off the pounds, then rushes ...

Attachment - answer-- Strong affectional tie between caregiver and infant. - Allows infants a secure base for exploration. - May be the basis of emotional development. - Forms over the first year of development. - Allows child to develop a sense of trust of the world (security). Romanian orpa...

Give an overview of the types of physical changes that occur in early adulthood. Some types of physical changes that occur in early adulthood include a gradual decrease in one's maximum heart rate, respiratory capacity, and sensitivity to sound at high frequencies. Some other changes that occur ...