SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

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  1. 5. A EMOTIONAL TIE WITH ANOTHER PERSON
  2. 10. THE STAGE OF COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT DURING WHICH CHILDREN GAIN THE METAL OPERATIONS THT ENABLE THEM TO THINK LOGICALLY ABOUT CONCRETE EVENTS
  3. 11. DECREASING RESPONSIVENES WITH REPEATED STIMULATION
  4. 13. THE PRINCIPLE THAT PROPERTIES SUCH AS MASS, VOLUME, AND NUMBER REMAIN THE SAME DESPITE CHANGES IN THE FORMS OF OBJECTS
  5. 14. THE STAGE OF COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT DURING WHICH PEOPLE BEGIN TO THINK LOGICALLY ABOUT ABSTRACT CONCEPTS
  6. 17. THE PREOPERATIONAL CHILD'S DIFFICULTY TAKING ANOTHER'S POINT OF VIEW
  7. 18. THE FEAR OF STRANGERS THAT INFANTS COMMONLY DISPLAY
  8. 20. THE BODY STRUCTURES THAT MAKE SEXUAL REPRODUCTION POSSIBLE
  9. 21. THE PROCESS BY WHICH CERTAIN ANIMALS FORM ATTACHMENTS DURING A CRITICAL PERIOD VERY EARLY IN LIFE
  10. 22. THE STAGE DURING WHICH A CHILD LEARNS TO USE LANGUAGE BUT DOESN'T YET COMPREHEND THE MENTAL OPERATIONS OF CONCRETE LOGIC
  11. 23. A DISORDER THAT APPEARS IN CHILDHOOD AND IS MARKED BY DEFICIENT COMMUNICATION, SOCIAL INTERATION, AND UNDERSTANDING OF OTHERS' STATES OF MIND
  12. 24. THE TRANSITION PERIOD FROM CHILDHOOD TO ADULTHOOD
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  1. 1. A SENSE THAT THE WORLD IS PREDICTABLE AND TRUSTWORTHY
  2. 2. THE AWARENESS THAT THINGS CONTINUE TO EXIST EVEN WHEN NOT PERCEIVED
  3. 3. AN OPTIMAL PERIOD SHORTLY AFTER BIRTH WHEN AN ORGANISM'S EXPOSURE TO CERTAIN STIMULI OR EXPERIENCES PRODUCES PROPER DEVELOPMENT
  4. 4. A CONCEPTOR FRAMEWORK THAT ORGANIZES AND INTERPRETS INFORMATION
  5. 6. PEOPLE'S IDEAS ABOUT THEIR OWN AND OTHERS' MENTAL STATES
  6. 7. NON-REPRODUCTIVE SEXUAL CHARACTERISTICS
  7. 8. BIOLOGICAL GROWTH PROCESSES THAT ENABLE ORDERLY CHANGES IN BEHAVIOR
  8. 9. ADAPTING OUR CURRENT UNDERSTANDINGS TO INCORPORATE NEW INFORMATION
  9. 12. INTERPRETING OUR NEW EXPERINCE IN TERMS OF OUR EXISTING SCHEMES
  10. 15. THE STAGE DURING WHICH INFANTS KNOW THE WORLD MOSTLY IN TERMS OF THEIR SENSORY IMPRESSIONS AND MOTOR ACTIVITIES
  11. 16. OUR UNDERSTANDING AN EVALUATION OF WHO WE ARE
  12. 19. ALL THE MENTAL ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH THINKING, KNOWING, REMEMBERING, AND COMMUNICATING
  13. 22. THE PERIOD OF SEXUAL MATURATION, DURING WHICH A PERSON BECOMES CAPABLE OF REPRODUCING