Chapter 5 - Cognitive Development in Infancy Flashcards

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What are the major milestones of Piaget’s sensorimotor stage?

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Infants learn through senses and motor actions, start reflexive, then become integrated, coordinated, and intentional.

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At what age did Piaget propose infants develop object permanence?

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By 8-12 months.

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When does Piaget suggest imitation of actions appears?

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At 1 year.

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What is deferred imitation and when does it appear according to Piaget?

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Deferred imitation appears at 18 months.

Deferred imitation is producing something later, imitating at a later time.

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True or False: Piaget equated lack of physical ability with lack of cognitive understanding.

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True. (this was wrong)

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What does the object concept refer to?

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Understanding of the nature of objects and how they behave.

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What paradigm did Baillargeon use to challenge Piaget’s view?

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Violation of expectation paradigm.

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Define learning in the context of cognitive development.

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Permanent changes in behavior that result from experience.

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What type of conditioning can babies learn from before birth?

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Classical Conditioning.

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What is operant conditioning in infants?

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Infant sucking and head turning can be reinforced.

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Schematic Learning: At what age do infants begin using categories to process information?

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By 7 months.

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How early can babies remember specific objects and their actions?

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As young as 3 months.

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What is infant-directed speech?

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Simplified, higher-pitched speech used with babies and young children.

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What do newborns prefer to listen to?

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Infant directed speech.

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What are the early milestones of language development?

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  • Cooing vowel sounds (1-2 months)
  • Babbling (around 6 months)
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16
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What is receptive vocabulary and when does it develop?

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Understanding the meaning of words.

By 9- to 10-months is ~ 20-30 words.

17
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When does expressive vocabulary typically appear?

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Around 12 months.

18
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What are holophrases?

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Combination of single words with gestures to make a complete thought.

19
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When do naming explosions typically occur in infants?

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Between 16- to 24 months.

20
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What are the features of early sentences in infants?

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  • Short and simple (two or three words)
  • Grammatical markers are missing.
21
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What is expressive vocabulary?

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The ability to produce language
~ 12 months.

22
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What kind of interactions are crucial for child development?

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Serve and return interactions.