Which of the following is an increase in size or in quantity?

Human development is affected by __________?

Child development is defined as the scientific study of people from conception until their death.

Which of Maslow's hierarchy of human needs is described as a need to be liked and accepted?

_________ means to grow and feel fulfilled as a person.

A developmental _______ occurs when a child performs like an older child.

A developmental __________ occurs when a child performs like a younger child.

What are long, thick cables with terminal buttons that transmit signals between neurons?

Which of the following are brain cells that send and receive chemical and electrical impulses to direct the various tasks of the human brain?

Which of the following are brain cells that support neurons?

Which of the following branches out from the cell body?

________ periods are times when some part of the body is very vulnerable to lack of stimulation or to negative experiences.

__________ periods are times when the brain is best able to wire specific skills for all children.

Ellen Galinsky defined __________ as the intellectual, social, and emotional skills that prepare children for the pressures of modern life.

A ______ parent is a parent in which they live separately from their children.

A _________ parent heads the household and is the legal caregiver.

A nuclear family is a family made up of one parent and their child(ren).

A single parent family is a family made up of one parent and their child(ren).

A multicultural family is a family that is made up of family members of different generations.

An ________ adoption is a type of adoption that involves some degree of communication between the birth parents and adoptive family.

A ________ adoption is an adoption in which the identities of the birth parents and the adoptive parents are not revealed.

Which of the following statements are true?

To build a sense of belonging and community, parents ______ their children, or train them to live as part of the larger social group.

The goal of guidance and discipline include _______.

The ______ costs are resources parents use to meet child related costs.

The ______ costs are expenses related to raising a child.

The stages of the family life cycle includes beginning, child bearing, parenting, launching stage, mid-years, and aging.

Permissive parents believe that children must be completely obedient and not question their authority.

Uninvolved parents have no guidance or rules for their child(ren).

What is considered the age of viability?

Which of the following is true about dominant and recessive traits?

Which is true about chromosomes?

A pregnant person feels their baby kick for the first time. What is this called?

Which of the following is the reproductive organ in which the baby develops and is protected until birth?

Which of the following is the lower, narrow portion of the uterus?

Which of the following are two hallow tubes that extend from the right and left sides of the uterus?

Which of the following contains three blood vessels that connect the baby to the placenta?

The joining of the sperm and ovum is called?

A _______ is a fertilized egg.

During the embryonic stage, the baby is called a ________?

During the fetus stage, the baby is called a ________?

The placenta is an organ filled with blood vessels and develops against the wall of the uterus.

_______ refers to an individual who is unable to conceive after a year of trying.

_______ refers to individuals who are permanently unable to conceive or carry a biological child.

Which of the following is NOT a major cause of infertility and sterility in males?

Which of the following is NOT a major cause of infertility and sterility in females?

Which of the following is the loss of the fetus after 20 weeks of pregnancy?

Which of the following is the expulsion of the baby from the uterus before week 20 of pregnancy?

In _________ births, children develop from a single ovum fertilized by a single sperm.

In _________ births, each ova is fertilized with a different sperm.

Multiple pregnancy only occurs when three or more babies develop in the same pregnancy.

The Apgar test looks at how the newborn interacts with their environment, handling motor processes, controlling their physical state, and responding to stress.

The Brazelton scale scores the newborn's heart rate, respiratory effort, muscle tone, reflex irritability, and color.

What is the difference between a natural childbirth and a vaginal delivery?

On average, how long does the first stage of labor last for a first pregnancy?

During the second stage of labor, the widest part of the baby's head becomes visible. What is this called?

Why might a doctor choose a c-section delivery?

______ means to open.

A _________, or cut, is made to widen the birth canal and prevent tearing.

A ________ is the tightening or shortening of a muscle.

Which of the following is NOT a cause of failure to thrive?

How are physical development milestones classified?

Fine motor skills involve children learning to use and control large muscles.

Gross motor skills involve children learning to control small muscles.

______ memory is the unconscious awareness of past experiences to perform tasks.

_______ memory is the conscious, intentional recalling of experiences and facts.

What is the true about a baby agenda?

Which of the following is not a sign of a high-reactive infant?

Which of the following is a sign of a low-reactive infant?