Developmental Psychology

6. undeveloped in egocentric people who are unable to see things from others' perspectives and empathize with their feelings
7. stage in which stranger anxiety is most acute
8. suggested by the "manly man" lumberjack and "girly girl" princess
10. type of parents who are out partying with their friends rather than attending to the needs of their child
11. caregiver bond examined in the Harlow monkey experiment
12. other than by stages, the way developmental psychologists see humans as advancing throughout their lives
14. suggested when a grade schooler is unable to recall her first birthday party
15. operational stage in which complex moral dilemmas can be contemplated
16. Piagetian idea shown when a child tries to categorize a butterfly as a bird just because it flies
19. early developmental time in which a child's emotional bonds, language development, etc. are being formed

1. indicated when, for example, a newborn eventually stops looking in the direction of a repeated sound
2. cognitive ability lacking in children who believe their playmate disappears when playing "Peekaboo"
3. shown when a biological male considers herself female and a biological female considers herself female
4. the loss of unused neural connections most often seen in the developing child's brain
5. an understanding that 6 oz. of liquid in a tall, narrow glass is the same as 6 oz. in a short, wide glass
9. theory indicated when a teenager dresses in the same way he sees his peers dressing
11. type of parents who set firm, reasonable rules and is willing to explain them to their child
13. Vygotskian idea that providing a support, along with other social factors, can help one achieve their proximal development
17. a substance, such as alcohol or drugs, that can harm a fetus
18. the most "human-looking" stage of prenatal development