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Physical Abuse

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Assault of a child

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Primary Sex Characteristics

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Characteristics that are directly involved in reproduction

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Reflex

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Involuntary reaction or response

Back

Object Permanence

Front

The understanding that objects even when they cannot be seen or touched

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Strict

Front

Very tight operation, averse to allowing freedom

Back

Identity Crisis

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Turning point in a person's development when the person examines his or her values and makes or changes decisions about life roles

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Conditional Positive Regard

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Parents loving/accepting their children only when the child behaves in certain acceptable ways

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Cliques

Front

Peer groups of 5-10 people who spend a great deal of time together

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Stranger Anxiety

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Fear of strangers

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Empty Nest Syndrome

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Feelings of emptiness and loss that mothers/fathers feel after all children have left home

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Midlife Crisis

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Following transition, the realization that life is half over, stress results with the concern that people are living meaningless life roles

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Identity Diffusion

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To make no decisions, "I'll just see what happens" attitude

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Stages of Grieving (or accepting death)

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Denial Anger Bargaining Depression Acceptance

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Self Esteem

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The value/worth people attach to themselves

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Cold

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Much less affectionate, not often showing love

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Eulogy

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A speech praising the person who has just died

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Egocentrism

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The inability to see another person's point of view

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Ego Integrity

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The belief that life is meaningful and worthwhile even when physical abilities are not what they used to be

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Puberty

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Specific developmental changes that lead to the ability to reproduce

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Secondary Sex Characteristics

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Characteristics that are not directly involved in reproduction

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Life span

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Conception to death

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Identity Foreclosure

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To make commitments that foreclose other possibilities

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Anorexia Nervosa

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Characterized by self-starvation and a distorted body image

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Identity Moratorium

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To delay making commitments about important decisions

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Alzheimer's

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Gradual deterioration in mental processes such as memory, language, problem solving

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Unconditional Positive Regard

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Parents loving/accepting their children no matter what

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Bulimia Nervosa

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Characterized by recurrent cycles of binge eating followed by dramatic measures to eliminate food

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Conservation

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Law stating that key properties of substances (weight, volume, number) stay the same even if their shape is changed

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Permissive

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Freedom is very common, sometimes with no supervision

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Euthanasia

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The act of killing or enabling the death of a hopelessly sick or injured person in a relatively painless way ( "mercy killing" )

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Infancy

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Ages 0-2

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Neglect

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Failure to provide for a child

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Adolescent Growth Spurt

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Period in which most adolescents grown 8-12 inches in height

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Authoritarian

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Favors unquestionable obedience

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Separation Anxiety

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An infant's fear of the primary caregiver leaving

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Physical development

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Changes in height/weight

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Erik Erikson

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This guy said the main task of adolescence is to search for identity

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Identity Achievement

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To find one's own identity, exploring options and committing oneself to a particular direction in life

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Detoxification

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The removal of a toxic substance from the body

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Dementia

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Serious loss of cognitive functioning

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Authoritative

Front

Warm but with positive types of strictness

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Midlife Transition

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Period when life perspective alters significantly

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Warm

Front

Very affectionate, showing love

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Status Offenses

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Offenses that are only illegal when committed by minors

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