Chapter 3
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Chapter 3 Human Development
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Across
2. Anything capable of altering fetal development and
nonheritable ways that cause birth defects.
(teratogen)
12. The presumed hereditary readiness of humans to
learn certain skills, such as how to use language or a
readiness to behave in a particular way. (biological
predisposition)
13. In development, deliberately making an
environment more stimulating, nutritional, comforting,
loving, and so forth. (enrichment)
14. A psychologist who studies aging and the aged.
(gerontologist)
Down
1. Discrimination or prejudice based on a person's age.
(ageism)
3. A specialist who studies emotional and behavioral
reactions to death and dying. (thanatologist)
4. The culturally defined period between childhood and
adulthood. (adolescence)
5. In Piaget's theory, the application of existing mental
patterns to new situations. (assimilation)
6. In development, the loss of withholding of normal
stimulation, nutrition, comfort, love, and so forth; the
condition of absence. (deprivation)
7. An individual's current state of physical, emotional,
and intellectual development. (developmental level)
8. In early language development, behaviors, such as
touching, vocalizing, gazing, or smiling, that allow non
nonverbal interaction and turn taking between parent
and child. (signals)
9. The mental ability to change the shape or form of a
substance (such as clay or water) and to perceive...
