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HDFS 3050 Exam 2 Questions with
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what 4 important questions do we ask each time we do a study with infants? - Answer-
What do we study?
How do we study it?
How do we record it?
Where should we record it?

What challenges do babies present when it comes to studying their development? -
Answer-talking

what are the four main things that we study among infants - Answer-developmental

preference

discrimination

memory

how do we actually record these things - Answer-baby biography

what are baby biographies? - Answer-parents that write about their children

limitations:
bias
generalizability
typically retrospective

what are systematic observations - Answer-a consistent way to learn about infants
across numerous observation opportunities

how are systematic observations different from baby bigraphies - Answer-they are made
by people studying infants and not the parent

Various systematic recording - Answer-notebook

checklist

time sampling (frequency 20s)

event recorder (frequency, when, duration)

video tapes

,what 3 locations can we study infants in

Pro and cons - Answer-home
P: naturalistic
C: no control over environment

school
P: all babies in same environment
C: influenced by other children

Lab
P: control
C: re=activity (lab vs. home)

what are the 4 types of lab-based manipulations we talked about in class - Answer-
givng babies a choice (pref)

paired presentations (dis, pref)

habituation (often used in studies of perception and memory)

Conditioning
-training babies to respond in certain ways
-often used in studies of memory

Sensation - Answer-the passive process of bringing info from the outside world into the
body and into the brain

perception - Answer-the active process of selecting, organizing and interpreting the info
brought to the brain by the senses

how is perception characterized from 0-2 months in infancy - Answer-have the ability to
see, hear, taste, smell and feel

ecological perception

what is ecological perception - Answer-experiences that relies on direct perception
through the senses
-no overlay of though/judgement, like adult (take it as it comes in)

what is visual acuity - Answer-measure of the lens ability to focus images on the retina,
as well as the retinas ability to decode light
-at birth, 20/500, rather blurry but can see colors

-6m nearly 20/20

, can newborns recognize faces - Answer-infants change their sucking patterns when the
see their mothers face

prefer more attractive faces

what are oculomotor skills and what are they link in newborns - Answer-movement that
the eye makes to:
-follow moving objects into focus
-adjust for objects at different distances

what is scanning - Answer-their scanning is very jerky and at 2m they can follow moving
objects like adults

what is auditory sensitivity - Answer-sensitivity to sounds involves loudness and pitch

what sounds do babies prefer - Answer-sounds in the middel range

higher over lower pitches

sounds made up of more than one note

melodic sequences over a jumble of unrelated notes

what four tastes can newborns distinguish between - Answer-sweet
salty
sour
bitter

can newborns differentiate between odors - Answer-in response to unpleasant odors,
they make faces of disgust and turn away

can newborns recognize their mothers by odor - Answer-turn their heads more to a pad
with mom breast milk

breastfed infants can recognize underarm odor and perfume

are newborns sensitive to tactile stimulation - Answer-they adjust hand and mouth
movements when feeling soft vs. hard objects

they visually recognize an object they had previously touched, but not vis versa

do newborns feel pain - Answer-in response to medical procedures, infants show
increased distress and may exhibit sleep disturbances

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