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Homozygous:identical alleles
Heterozygous:different alleles
Phenotype:observable characteristics
Autosomes:first 22 pairs of chromosomes
Cross sequential:both longitudinal & cross sectional study
Case Studies:Study one person or a really small group ex: Genie
Observer influence:we alter our behavior if we know we are being watched
Dependent:outcome variable, the variable that is measured
Jean Piaget:Children are little “scientists”
Albert Bandura:People learn from observing others
Erik Erikson:Development involves facing a sequence of “challenges”
ID:birth pleasure principle
Stanley G. Hall:father of developmental psychology
Longitudinal:developmental research design where its the same individuals over time
Genotype:actual genes
Teratogen:Any agent that can cause disruptions during prenatal development
Ectopic pregnancy:child is outside of uterus
Chorine:membrane that forms over the amnion that helps form the placenta
Episiotom:make a cut in the base of the vagina
Proximodistal:grow inward outward
Animism:give life like qualities to inanimate objects
Assimilation:take new information in and put it in an existing scheme
Accommodation:modify existing schemes to fit new information
Holophrases:single words that have as much meaning as a sentence
Expressive language:ability to produce/speak language
Psychology
| 1. | Expressive language | A. | birth pleasure principle |
| 2. | Genotype | B. | Children are little “scientists” |
| 3. | Teratogen | C. | both longitudinal & cross sectional study |
| 4. | ID | D. | Development involves facing a sequence of “challenges” |
| 5. | Cross sequential | E. | take new information in and put it in an existing scheme |
| 6. | Ectopic pregnancy | F. | child is outside of uterus |
| 7. | Jean Piaget | G. | father of developmental psychology |
| 8. | Erik Erikson | H. | grow inward outward |
| 9. | Longitudinal | I. | Study one person or a really small group ex: Genie |
| 10. | Heterozygous | J. | developmental research design where its the same individuals over time |
| 11. | Stanley G. Hall | K. | make a cut in the base of the vagina |
| 12. | Autosomes | L. | outcome variable, the variable that is measured |
| 13. | Animism | M. | actual genes |
| 14. | Proximodistal | N. | ability to produce/speak language |
| 15. | Homozygous | O. | give life like qualities to inanimate objects |
| 16. | Episiotom | P. | single words that have as much meaning as a sentence |
| 17. | Chorine | Q. | first 22 pairs of chromosomes |
| 18. | Accommodation | R. | observable characteristics |
| 19. | Phenotype | S. | People learn from observing others |
| 20. | Dependent | T. | we alter our behavior if we know we are being watched |
| 21. | Albert Bandura | U. | identical alleles |
| 22. | Holophrases | V. | modify existing schemes to fit new information |
| 23. | Case Studies | W. | different alleles |
| 24. | Assimilation | X. | membrane that forms over the amnion that helps form the placenta |
| 25. | Observer influence | Y. | Any agent that can cause disruptions during prenatal development |
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Psychology
| 1. | Expressive language → N |
| 2. | Genotype → M |
| 3. | Teratogen → Y |
| 4. | ID → A |
| 5. | Cross sequential → C |
| 6. | Ectopic pregnancy → F |
| 7. | Jean Piaget → B |
| 8. | Erik Erikson → D |
| 9. | Longitudinal → J |
| 10. | Heterozygous → W |
| 11. | Stanley G. Hall → G |
| 12. | Autosomes → Q |
| 13. | Animism → O |
| 14. | Proximodistal → H |
| 15. | Homozygous → U |
| 16. | Episiotom → K |
| 17. | Chorine → X |
| 18. | Accommodation → V |
| 19. | Phenotype → R |
| 20. | Dependent → L |
| 21. | Albert Bandura → S |
| 22. | Holophrases → P |
| 23. | Case Studies → I |
| 24. | Assimilation → E |
| 25. | Observer influence → T |
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