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Module 3 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - disappears at 8-12 months
      - Baby's toes fan out when the sole of the foot is stroked from heel to toe
    - - Never disappears
      - Baby's eyes close in response to bright light or loud noise
    - - Disappears at 6 months
      - Baby throws its arms out and then inward as a response to bright light or loud noise
    - - disappears at 3-4months
      - A baby grasps an object placed in the palm of its hand
    - - Disappears at 3-4 weeks
      - When a baby's cheek is stroked, it turns its head toward the stroking and opens its mouth
    - - Disappears at 2-3 months
      - a baby who is help upright by an adult and is then moved forward begins to step rhythmically
    - - Disappears at 4 months
      - A baby sucks when an object is placed in its mouth
    - - Cephalocaudal principle
      - Proximodistal principle
      - Principle of hierarchical integration
      - Principle of the independence of systems
  - - - Reflex activity: Birth to 1 month
      - Primary circular reactions: 1 - 4 months
      - Secondary circular reactions: 4-8 months
      - Coordination of secondary schemes: 8-12 months
      - Tertiary circular reactions: 12 - 18 months
      - Beginning of thought: 18 - 24 months
    - - Phonology
      - Morphology
      - Syntax
      - Semantics
      - Pragmatics
    - - Birth: Crying
      - 2 - 4 months: cooing begins
      - 5 months: understands first word
      - 6 months: babbling begins
      - 7 to 11 months: change from universal linguist to lang. specific listener
      - 8 - 12 months: uses gestures; comprehension of words appears
      - 13 months: first word spoken
      - 18 months: vocabulary spurt starts
      - 18 -24 months: uses two-word utterances; rapid expansion of understanding of words
  - - - Trust vs mistrust: Erik Erikson theory
      - Developing a sense of self and independence (autonomy versus shame and doubt: Erikson theory)
    - - Secure attachment
      - Avoidant attachment
      - anxious/ ambivalent/preoccupied attachment (resistant)
      - disorganized-disoriented