1. Human Development from Conception Through Early Childhood

In which prenatal period is viability reached?

• Germinal

• Embryonic

• Fetal

• PostPartum

Emeilia was exposed to heavy amounts of lead during her pregnancy. What is the name of this environmental exposure?

• Kwashiorkor

• Teratogen

• Rh Factor

• Polygibrate

______ refers to the physical growth and strengthening of a child's bones and muscles.

• Motor Development

• Sensory Development

• Cognitive Development

• Psychosocial Development

Some genes will express themselves in the phenotype, even when paired with a different version of the gene. This is called:

• Dominant

• Ressessive

• Carrier

• Phenobyte

Pauly has just learned that not all crunchy snacks are called "crackers" as he once believed. He now understands that different crunchy snacks have different names. This change to a new schema is called:

• Phoneme

• Assimilation

• Accommodation

• Egocentrism

Baby Caleb now shouts "ba-ba-ba-ba" whenever he is hungry. This language development milestone is referred to as:

• Cooing

• Gesturing

• Echolalia

• Babbling

Jaime learned her state capitals two years ago and still remembers them to this day. This type of long term memory is called:

• Episodic

• Working

• Implicit

• Semantic

Which theorist proposed that each stage of life is associated with a specific developmental task, which contributes to large components of one's personality?

• Jean Piaget

• Erik Erikson

• Lawrence Kohlberg

• BF Skinner

Many disorders are linked to ____ factors, such as Sickle Cell Disease, Tay-Sachs Disease, and hemophilia.

• Phenotype

• Genetic

• Recessive

• Sensory

Babies typically hold their head upright before developing their trunk to support sitting. This developmental pattern is called:

• Cephalocaudal

• Proximodistal

• Morpheme

• Recessive