12 Questions
What is a characteristic of a 2-month-old infant?
They calm down when spoken to or picked up
At what age do infants typically start showing separation distress when caregivers leave?
9 months
What is an indication of emotional development in a 24-month-old child?
They notice when others are hurt or upset
According to the model by Lewis (1997), what emotions do babies show soon after birth?
Contentment, interest, and distress
What is a characteristic of a 30-month-old child?
They play next to and sometimes with other children
What is a characteristic of a 36-month-old child?
They notice other children and join them to play
What do babies primarily use crying for?
To communicate their needs
Why is crying considered an 'honest signal of need'?
Because it is melodious and calming
Which physiological state is associated with a higher pitch and more monotonic vocalization in infant cries?
States of heightened autonomic system activity
At what age do babies start to monitor their caregivers' expressions?
5 months
What is a noticeable difference between boys and girls in expressing emotions as toddlers?
Boys express more anger than girls
At what age do newborn infants typically start gazing at their parents and smiling at them?
2nd month
Learn about the psychosocial development characteristics during the first three years of life, focusing on milestones such as recognizing familiar faces, showing emotions, and displaying attachment behaviors. Explore how infants interact and respond to their environment as they grow.
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