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Developmental Psychology (Nature vs. Nurture # # # (Heritablility…

- - - - adolescence
      - childhood
      - early adulthood
      - infancy
      - middle adulthood
      - Prenatal
      - late adulthood
    - - ex. behavior-genetic physiological, sensory-perceptual, memory and learning, emotional, moral, developmental (more)
- - - - embryonic
        
        weeks 3 through 8
        
        parts of body form, organs begin to function, testosterone secreted in mails
        
        at 8 weeks-1 inch
      - fetal
        
        2 months until birth
      - germinal
        
        conception to zygote attaching to uterine wall(10 days to 2 weeks later
    - - chemical agents causing profound in-utero damage effects
      - thalidomide effects-1950s
        
        alcohol, cigarettes, cocaine
        
        lower birth weights, harm to info-processing capacities, motor capacities
        
        drinking even 1 a day can lead to defects in attention and alterness
  - - - rooting, grasping
    - - rapid physical changes in CNS and PNS
      - muscular and sensorimotor capacities
    - - Temperament: behavioral and emotional style that is evident in very early development, commonly thought of as genetically determined #
        
        shyness vs. outgoing
      - Attachment Style: Emotional and behavioral style of interacting with significantly early "objects" of attachment (parents, (moms)) due to interaction between temperament and environment #