Test #1 Study Guide Psy 270 Spring 2014 Dr. Todd Chapter 1 Know the definition of development Know why we study child development How did the views of children change in the 20th century Know the definition of theory Know the ages associated with Freud’s stages of development Know the bases of Erikson’s stage theory Know the advantages of Erikson’s theory Know the differences between positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement, and punishment Know what theories Piaget is known for Know the organization of Bronfenbrenner’s five systems Know the basic tenets of the nature/nurture debate Chapter 2 Know Know Know Know Know the kinds of attributes attributed to genetics what determines the sex of the child the differences between monozygotic and dizygotic twins the purposes of genetic counseling the concept of niche-picking Chapter 3 Know the concepts of proximodistal and cephalocaudal in prenatal development Know the development of the neural tube and what it later becomes Know about fetal movement at different stages of development Know what blastocyst is. Know the purpose of pregnant women ingesting folic acid Define teratogen Know the symptoms of pre-eclampsia Know the safe level of alcohol a pregnant mother could consume Know how maternal stress may affect the fetus Chapter 4 Know what “Braxton-Hicks” contractions are Know how the fetus signals the mother it is time to give birth Know the stages of childbirth Know Know Know Know Know Know Know about the LaMaze method of childbirth the possible consequences of anoxia or hypoxia during birth the problems a low-birth weight baby may face about respiratory distress syndrome the physiological and psychological factors involved in post-partum depression what the APGAR scale assesses the basic reflexes present at birth Chapter 5 Know Know Know Know Know Know Know the concept of differentiation the symptoms of Failure to Thrive the American Academy of Pediatrics recommendations on breast-feeding the part of the brain implicated in Sudden Infant Death Syndrome how infant brains differ from adult brains the pincer and palmar grasp. outcomes following deprivation of motor development Chapter 6 Know Know Know Know Know Know Know Know Know Know the stage of cognitive development associated with infancy the concept of deferred imitation Rovee-Collier’s research on infant memory the imitation reflex how infant intelligence is assessed the reasons to assess infant intelligence the earliest sound a child makes the differences between cooing, babbling, and echolalia when children first begin to speak the research concerning hearing babies of deaf parents Chapter 7 How did Mary Ainsworth define attachment Know what the Strange Situation consists of and assesses Know the results of Harlow’s studies of rhesus monkeys Know the concept of imprinting Know the possible consequences of child abuse Know what research says about violent punishment Know the symptoms of autism Know how daycare affects development. Know different types of infant temperament Know different ways parents treat sons and daughters.