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Which is an example of a terotagen?

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Which is an example of a terotagen?
Alchohol
Dopamine
Stomach Flu
Glia cells
2
What does this baby have?
Menarche
Attachment
Self-concept
Permissive
3
What are the three levels of Lawrence Kohlbergs moral development
Spanking stage, lollipop stage, love stage
Pre conventional, conventional, post conventional
Adolescence, trust vs mistrus, intimacy vs isollation
Post conventional, conventional, retro convemtional
4
Some examples of _________ are testes, overies, and external genitalia
Secondary sex characteristics
Primary sex characteristics
Reproductive system
Menarche
5
Name one of PIagets general beliefs.
Older children are smarter, thought process is different
Children think similar to adults
The childs mind develops through three stages
Children are active thinkers
6
Imprinting was discovered by Konrad Lorenz when he discovered just born baby chicks tended to
Be difficult babies
Be securely attached
Attach to passive parents
Attach to the first moving thing
7
When is conservation skills mastered?
Sensorimotor Stage
Formal Operations
Concrete Operational
Preopertational Stage
8
If a child becomes angry when a parent leaves, they are most likely...
Insecurely attached
A slow-to-warm up baby
A difficult baby
Securely attached
9
Name a stage in the Preoperational stage.
Animism
Mathematical transformstions
Object permanence
Stranger anxiety
10
From 2-8 weeks, inside the womb, a child is considered to be in what phase?
Zygote
Fetus
Germinal
Embryotic
11
Authoritarian parents tend to
Not seek input from kids
Be flexible
Seek input from kids
Let kids do what they want