1
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What are primary circular reactions?
A
Infant engages in repeated intentional actions with it’s own body because it’s pleasurable (1-4 months
2
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What are secondary circular reactions?
A
Infant engages in repeated intentional actions with objects (4-8 months)
3
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What are some examples of symbolic thought?
A
Use objects to represent something else in pretend play
Drawings that represent stories or events
Realizing that words represent people, places and actions
4
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What is inhibitory control?
A
The ability to control impulses and ignore distractors
Early Speech Development
flashcards
Decks in class (27)
# Cards
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Early Intervention/Early Start17
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Prenatal & Newborn Development20
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Theories of Child Development32
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Physical Development of Infants and Toddlers19
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Language & Literacy12
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Infant & Toddler Social-Emotional Development11
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Cognitive Development of Infants & Toddlers18
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Physical and Cognitive Development in Preschoolers18
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Language & Literacy in the Preschool Years7
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Social Emotional Development of Preschoolers16
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Autism Spectrum Disorder30
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Disorders Affecting Development26
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Cognitive Development in the Primary Years19
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Language & Literacy in the Primary Years14
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Play Development17
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Final - EI10
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Final - Theories of development12
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Final - Cognitive Development4
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Final - Language and Literacy6
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Final - Physical Development3
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Final - ASD3
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Final - Bilingualism4
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Final - Play6
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Final - Law & Policy4
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Final - Assessment11
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Final - Sensory Integration6
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Final - Intervention17
