Development

1. framework that organizes and interprets information
9. fertilized egg
10. ideas about your own and other's mental states
13. can think abstractly
15. perceive unfamiliar people as possibly threatening
16. an infant's interest wanes as familiarity grows
17. changing schemas to incorporate new information
19. anxiety or avoidance of trusting relationships
22. properties such as mass, volume and number stay the same despite changes in appearance
23. abnormalities caused by heavy drinking during pregnancy
27. characteristic emotional reactivity and intensity
28. from birth to 2 years
29. unrestrained, lax parenting

2. motivated to uphold rules, gain social approval
3. things continue to exist even when you can't sense them
4. 7-11 years, kids think more logically about concrete events
5. motivated by basic rights, self-identified principles
6. motivated by avoiding punishment or gaining rewards
7. difficulty in taking another's point of view
8. 2-6 or 7 years, language develops
11. agents that can harm the embryo or fetus
12. confrontive parenting
14. emotional tie with another
18. coercive parenting
20. mental activities
21. normal development requires exposure to certain stimuli during this period
24. interpreting new experiences in existing schemas
25. from 9 weeks to birth
26. the world is predictable and trustworthy
30. developing human from after 2 weeks through the second month