Across
- 4. Moral development theorist.
- 6. Concept that things continue to exist even when they are out of sight.
- 7. Using old thinking strategies to deal with new situations.
- 9. Stage in Piaget's theory when children are capable of abstract thought.
- 11. Fear of adults other than caregivers, peaks at 8-9months.
- 12. Parents are nurturing but do not provide much guidance.
- 14. Development from the center outward.
- 15. Concept or framework that helps us organize and interpret information
- 17. Coined the 8 stages of psychosocial development.
- 19. Type of intelligence that enables a person to reason quickly- declines with age.
- 20. Parents guide the child with dialogue, children become well self-regulated.
- 21. Name given to the developing baby from three months to birth.
- 23. Type of intelligence that grows over the years; an accumulation of knowledge and skills.
- 24. Level of Kohlberg's theory where self interest drives justifications for behavior.
- 25. Theorist who developed ideas about attachment in the strange situation.
- 26. Russian psychologist who studied how a child's mind develops through social interaction and internalized language.
- 28. Abnormal brain deterioration in late adulthood.
- 30. Being unable to see things from another person's point of view.
- 31. Reflex causing the newborn infant to turn its head toward something touching its cheek.
- 33. Children are expected to obey strict rules or risk punishment in this parenting style.
- 34. Environmental risks that may cause birth defects.
- 35. Female moral development theorist; countered Kohlberg's theory.
Down
- 1. Developing baby from conception to 2 weeks.
- 2. Level of Kohlberg's theory where conforming to rules dominates moral reasoning.
- 3. Rules and laws may be broken based on personal ethical principles in this level of Kohlberg's theory.
- 5. Reflex causing the newborn to close their fist around something put in their hand.
- 8. Emotional bond that forms during the first year that makes babies cling to their caregivers for safety/comfort.
- 10. Sense of independence.
- 13. The automatic biological unfolding of development in an organism.
- 16. First menstrual period.
- 18. Organ the fetus is attached to in the womb during development.
- 22. Stage of cognitive development where object permanence is developed.
- 27. What we call the baby from 2 weeks to 3 months.
- 29. Changing old ways of thinking to adjust to new situations according to Piaget.
- 32. This part of the brain lags behind in development during the teenage years.