1. MAEGAN BOYER, JESSICA SCOTT, MEGAN WIGGINS, BREEANNA HUNTSMAN CHILD DEVELOPMENT

2. Prenatal Stage Zygote: Begins when an egg is fertilized Germinal Stage: First 2 weeks Embryonic Stage: 2-8 weeks Fetal Stage: ninth week-birth

3. Infancy The stage of development that begins at birth and last between 18 and 24 months MOTOR DEVELOPMENT Reflexes Cephalocuadal Rule Proximodistal Rule

4. Moral Development Basic Feelings Emotions effecting Morality

5. Piaget Study 1932-1935 Stage 1-Realism to Relativism Stage 2- Prescription to Principles Stage 3- Outcomes to Intentions

6. Lawrence Kohlberg 1963-1986 Pre-Conventional Stage: Stage of moral development in which the morality of an action is primarily determined by its consequence for the actor. Conventional Stage: moral development in which the morality of an action is primarily determined by the extent to which it conforms to social rules. Post-Conventional Stage: moral development in which the morality of an action is determined by a set of general principles that reflects core values.

7. Cognitive Development The emergence of the ability to understand the world. Sensory Motor Stage Pre-Operational Stage Concrete Operational Stage Formal Operational Stage

8. Sensory Motor Stage Stage of development that begins at birth and lasts through infancy. Schemas Assimilation Accommodation Object Permanence “The child’s first year of life is unfortunately still an abyss of mysteries, for the psychologists if only we could know what is going on in babies mind while observing him in action, we could certainly understand everything there is to psychology.” Piaget

9. Childhood The stage of development that begins 18-24 months and lasts until adolescence. Pre-Operational Stage Concrete Operational Stage Conservation Formal Operational Stage

10. Discovering Other Minds Egocentrism False Belief Test Theory of Mind Autism Deaf Children

11. Discovering our Cultures Cultural Tools Zone of Proximal Development Social Referencing Joint Attention

12. Social Development Social development: First people a baby develops an attachment to are their caregivers Caregivers Provide: safety, warmth and food.

13. Social Development Relies on 3 factors: 1. Becoming Attached-Babies do things that cause their caregivers to stay close to them. 2. Temperament- A characteristic pattern of emotional reactivity 3. Caregivers Behavior

14. Attachment Styles Secure Attachment Avoidant Attachment Ambivalent Attachment Disorganized Attachment

15. TEST QUESTION??? What is one thing Social Development relies on?