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Chapter 3 Infancy and Childhood

Chapter 3 Infancy and Childhood. Review. Process of fitting objects and experiences into your mental representation of the world. What is Assimilation?. Adjusting your conceptual framework of the world to fit newly observed events and experiences. What is Accommodation?.

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Infancy

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Developmental Psychology: Infancy to Adolescence

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The Affectional System in Monkeys

The Affectional System in Monkeys. Assertion: Social isolation will affect the normal development of infant behavior. The initial studies by Harlow were purely accidental. Normal monkey stages of play. Inanimate Object Play Reflex stage Exploratory stage

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Developmental Milestones in Infancy and Childhood

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Infancy & Childhood

Infancy & Childhood. Module 48: Social Development. Attachment. An emotional tie with another person resulting in seeking closeness & showing distress when separated Body contact, familiarity, and responsiveness all contribute to attachment.

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Genie

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Harry Harlow

Harry Harlow. A theorist exploring the Early Years. Harry Harlow: The Man Behind the Experiment. Harry Harlow is a psychologist who received a B.A. and Ph.D. from Stanford University. University of Wisconsin, where he established a Psychology Primate Laboratory.

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Cognitive and Emotional Development

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Harry Harlow 1905-1981

Harry Harlow 1905-1981. American Psychologist He provided a new understanding of human behavior and development through studies of social behavior of monkeys.

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Physcology

Physcology. Biological Motives. BOLOGICAL MOTIVES. SOME BEHAVIOR IS DETERMINED BY THE PHYSIOLOGICAL STATE OF ORGANISMS. HUMAN BEINGS HAVE CERTAIN SURVIVAL NEEDS.

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Discovering Love

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Harlow investigated whether attachments are formulated based on feeding or contact comfort

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