Rayne Scott's Psychology Puzzle

2. an involuntary action in newborns where their fingers automatically curl and grasp an object, like a finger, placed in their palm.
5. a cognitive ability related to understanding that quantity remains the same despite changes in appearance.
7. a mental concept that helps organize and interpret information.
8. a psychologist whos theory challenges the idea of mental growth and consciousness, starts at infancy.
10. a cognitive bias where an individual has difficulty understanding or considering perspectives other than their own.
12. a psychological process incorporating new information into existing schema.
14. an ethologist who theorized that aggression in which imprinting pose in infancy for survival.
15. a reflex where when something is placed on the cheek or corner of the mouth during infancy to move the head to latch on.
16. a stage in early language development where children speak using short, simple phrases with only the most essential words, poor grammar.

1. discovered a pathological reflex of the foot that indicates normal neurological development.
3. a cognitive process where you adjust their schema to new info that doesn"t fit current understanding.
4. a branch of psychology that studies how humans grow, change, and adapt throughout their lives.
6. an ability to create internal mental realities abling the individual to manipulate its course in their mind.
9. developed a sociocultural theory, posits that learning is a social process heavily influenced by culture and interaction with others.
11. a psychological phenomenon in which an animal or person develops a strong, early attachment to a specific object or individual.
13. studied chimps equipping her to study humans connecting intelligence to humans.
17. first female to earn doctorates and and become president of the APA.