Developmental psychology Infancy and childhood

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Across
  1. 4. Parents seek input from children, are consistent but flexible in enforcing rules and try to help children grow as individuals.
  2. 5. A person's surroundings, which have influence on a person's characteristics and development.
  3. 7. flinching and/or startling themselves often when they feel as if there are unsupported or falling.
  4. 9. outgoing risk taker, creative, funny, question authority.
  5. 14. studies physical, cognitive, and social change from inception to death
  6. 15. Flexible, peacekeepers, generous and social
  7. 19. when infants learn to make sense of their surroundings using sight, sound, and taste.
  8. 20. one of the ways in which infant demonstrate their personalities.
Down
  1. 1. Infant's clinging response to a touch on the palm.
  2. 2. would get down from mothers lap when entering a strange room and explore.
  3. 3. rigidly set rules and demand obedience and administer harsh punishment for disobedience and don't trust their children.
  4. 6. children who are supposedly reared animals.
  5. 8. clingling to mom and unwilling to explore
  6. 10. characteristics obtained directly from the genes
  7. 11. Have all the first born qualities and some youngest; pressures of being a little adult.
  8. 12. the ability tp respresent objects in one's thoughts with symbols (like words) becomes possible at the end of the stage.
  9. 13. tend to let their children do whatever they want, few rules are made or enforced.
  10. 16. Twins who come from one fertilized egg that for unknown reason split into two.
  11. 17. high goal setter, perfectionist, responsible, rule keeper.
  12. 18. Twins who develop from two different eggs fertilized sperm.