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Chapter 9

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Total cards: 14•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

synaptic pruning

Back (Answer)

in early childhood, lots of connections–> lose the ones you don’t use

#2
Front (Question)

teratogens

Back (Answer)

agents that harm fetus or embryo, such as drugs, alcohol, viruses, etc

#3
Front (Question)

attachment

Back (Answer)

a strong, intimate, emotional connection between people that persists over time and across circumstances.

#4
Front (Question)

secure attachment

Back (Answer)

distressed when caregiver leaves and comforted quickly when they return

#5
Front (Question)

insecure attachment

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avoidant- don’t care that the caregiver leaves and avoid contact when they come back ambivalent- upset when caregiver leaves and both seeks and rejects care

#6
Front (Question)

assimilation

Back (Answer)

information is placed in an existing scheme

#7
Front (Question)

accomodation

Back (Answer)

new scheme is created or scheme is radically altered

#8
Front (Question)

piagets 4 stages

Back (Answer)

sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, formal operational

#9
Front (Question)

sensorimotor stage

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0-2 years -recognizes self as an agent of actions -sensory input affects actions -develops object permanence -

#10
Front (Question)

preoperational stage

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2-7 years • begin to think symbolically • still no law of conservation of quantity • don’t base their reasoning on logic • tend to center on one part of a task • can’t take others’ points of view

#11
Front (Question)

concrete operational stage

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7-12 years • able to think logically about actual objects • cannot reason abstractly or about possibilities (?)

#12
Front (Question)

formal operational stage

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12+ -ability to form a hypothesis and test it with logic

#13
Front (Question)

theory of mind

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others have minds with different opinions and knowledge than you, associated with prefrontal brain region

#14
Front (Question)

puberty

Back (Answer)

onset of sexual maturity and ability to reproduce