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CHAPTER 11 DEVELOPMENT

STAGES OF PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT GERMINAL EMBRYONIC FETAL Cephalocaudal Proximodistal

Motor development

TERATOGENS Agents that damage prenatal development (e.g., drugs, infection, etc.) REFLEXES Distinctive motor responses triggered by sensory stimuli

Lev Vygotsky of proximal development the zone emphasized close teacher-student interaction in what he called the zone of proximal development

THEORETICAL CONSTRUCTS Temperament Bowlby’s “strange situation” Freud’s theory: psychosexual Piaget’s: cognitive Erikson’s: psychosocial

DEVELOPMENTAL FACTORS Primary sex characteristics menarche spermarche brain development frontal lobes (last)

Kohlberg’s 3 stages: Preconventional Convenional Postconventional MORAL DEVELOPMENT Kohlberg’s 3 stages: Preconventional Convenional Postconventional

Marital satisfaction

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