Across
- 1. fertilized human egg during the first 2 weeks following conception.
- 8. Many challenges that transforms a fertilized egg into new born baby.
- 10. process of learning about yourself and your culture and how you live within it.
- 11. Realization that object continue to exist even if you can’t see it or touch it.
- 12. commonsense knowledge about other ppls thought and feelings and motives throught the stories you make up.
- 13. Process of absorbing new info into existing schemas
- 14. organized cluster of knowledge.
- 16. thought Ability to picture something in your mind even when it is not physically present.
- 17. evaluation of your self concept as being good bad or mediocer.
- 19. to view the world from your own perspective without recognizing.
- 21. Strong Emotional bond young children form with their parents or primary caregivers.
Down
- 2. Identity knowledge that you are a male or a female.
- 3. Understanding that certain physical properties of an object remain unchanged despite changes in its appearance.
- 4. Body response to a stimulus that is involuntary.
- 5. Developing human organism from the 3 week after fertilization through 8 weeks.
- 6. state of mindwhere you think about yourself.
- 7. Physical and cognitive abnormalities in children that results when pregnant women consume large quantities of alcohol.
- 9. Theory or story that you form about yourself
- 15. Developing human organisms from about 9 weeks after fertilization to birth.
- 18. Changing existing schemas to absorb new info.
- 20. Systematic physical, cognitive and social changes in the individual occurring between conceptions a death.