Chapter 5 Infant Vocabulary Quiz

Match the following

• Trust vs Mistrust

• The mothers need for both physical and psychological adjustment after giving birth.

• Postpartum Period

• Erikson's stage in which Infants must learn to develop trust relationships

• Infancy

• Natural inclination of newborns to turn their head toward the food source when the side of their mouth is stroked.

• Rooting Reflex

• A period from birth to the first birthday of a child.

Match the following

• Neonates

• Picking up items using a coordinated motion of thumb and forefinger.

• Pincer Grasp

• Babies from birth to age 1 month.

• Palmar Grasp

• Pattern of development that occurs from the body core to the extremities.

• Proximodistal Development

• When a baby scrapes up an object using all the fingers into the palm of the hand.

Match the following

• Temperament

• Emotional connection between an infant and caregiver.

• Apgar Scale

• A measured used to determine the health of a newborn.

• Sensorimotor

• A part of personality that how a person interacts with the environment.

• Attachment

• Piaget's first stage of cognitive developments that begin with reflexes and ends with the use of symbols.

Match the following

• Postpartum Depression

• Emotional connection that a parent or caregiver develops with a baby.

• Cephalocaudal Development

• A test given shortly after birth to measure a baby's reflex and response to light, sounds, and touch.

• Brazelton Neonatal Behavioral Assessment

• Development that occurs from the top of the head down to the extremities.

• Bonding

• A mother's intense sadness and oftentimes emotional withdrawal from others after giving birth.

Match the following

• Receptive Language

• Understanding spoken language even without the ability to verbally respond.

• Creeping

• The Understanding that people, places, or objects still exist even when they are out of sight.

• Object Permanence

• A pattern of development that occurs from the body core to the exterminates

• Proximodistal

  Development

• When the baby's stomach is raised off the floor and movment is achieved by moving the hands and knees to pull the body forward.

Match the following

• Separation Anxiety

• When a baby ofserves and focuses on an ofject or activity.

• Unoccupied

  Play

• When infants play alone without interacting with others.

• Stranger Anxiety

• Fretfulness that occurs when around unfamiliar people, peaking in infants between 9 to 12 months.

• Solitary Play

• Distress infants experience when their caregiver or parent leaves them in the care of a stranger.