ECE120

The speech that serves as
a bridge between prelinguistic speech and
linguistic speech period is
called ______

"Cognoscere" is a
word

Cognoscere means

is a form of communication
that consist movement of
the limbs of the body which
serve as substitutes for or
supplements to speech

Phases involve in
perception are bottom up,
Gestalt phase and the

By 3-4 months, infants
begins ______

The stimuli that increases
the frequency of the
behaviour they follow are
_____

Shaping is the gradual
building of complex
_____________

Reading is a complex
process that depends on
perceptual, cognitive and
linguistic processes. It
relies on skills in the
integration of ______ and
auditory information.

The stimuli that _____is the
frequency of the behaviour
they follow are reinforcers

Gestalt phase involves
organised meaningful
wholes

The new born babies can
see but they do not
possess great sharpness of
or visual acuity

Fine motor skills
gradually

Children learn language at
least in part by observation
and ______

Gestalt means

Infants starts to playfully
repeat simple consonant
and vowel sounds known
as babbling period at
______

Every child regardless of
culture, intellectual ability or
socio-economic status
inherits the genetic
capability for language.
This is according to ____

iaget's ideas is based on
development

In language development
the inborn tendency
labelled LAD means
______

Jean Piaget was a ______

According to the working of
the
theory, mastery of motor
skills involves acquiring
increasingly complex
systems of action

Attachment is a
emotional tie or bond
between two people.

_____ influence the
cognitive functioning of
children and serves as a
form of communication

According to nativist theory
every child regardless of
culture, intellectual ability or
social status inherit genetic
capability of____

Visual acuity is the fineness
of visual ______

The speech that serves as
a bridge between prelinguistic speech and
linguistic speech period is
called ______

Listening does not rely on
____

The course aim of ECE 120
is to give you an
understanding of the basis
and the processes of the
developmental domains

_______ develops early.

Children learn language at
least in part by observation
and ______

is the stringing together of
consonants and vowel
sounds.

acuity is the fineness of
visual discrimination

The sense of taste is
strongly connected to the
sense of

Every day brings about
remarkable changes in
child’s

Children who show
morality are capable of
flexible operational thought.

The psychological
structures are our systems
for understanding and
interacting with the world
according to ______

The
at birth is a fascinating
creature with his/her tiny
seemingly helpless

Children learn language at
least in part by observation
and ______

Assimilation takes place
when people use their
existing
__to make sense out
objects or events in their
worlds

Behaviour can be increased
by following it with
reinforcement such as
praise. It can be decreased
through punishment such
as withdrawal of
priviledges. This is
according to ______

The development of most
sensory abilities
commences in the
environment prior to birth

Children vary in the rate at
which they learn

Schema means ______

The speech that serves as
a bridge between prelinguistic and
____________ period is
called echo- speech

The development that refer
to control actions that help
children to get around is
known as ______

Jean piaget was a
psychologists

The modification of existing
schema to permit the
incorporation of new events
or knowledge is known as
______

Lawrence kohlberg was
born in
New York.

According to Piaget,
______ takes place when
people use their existing
schema to make sense out
of objects or events in their
world

Piaget identified
major stages of cognitive
development

skills involve the large
muscles used in locomotion

Listening is a cognitive

Reinforcement of
successive approximation
of the target behaviour is

______ infants can hear
remarkably well at birth
unless their middle ears are
clogged with amniotic fluid

The development that
focuses on the use of the
muscles around the fingers
and hands for manipulation
and coordination is _____

The stimuli that increases
the frequency of the
behaviour they follow are
_____

One reason for children
perceptual difficulties is that
takes effort and is a limited
resource

Listening does not rely on
experience, skill and
practice and hearing also
does not rely on physiology
in the ear to transmit
impulses to the ______

The gradual building of
complex behaviour patterns
through the reinforcement
of successive
approximation of the target
behaviour is known as
_____

Adaptation involves
assimilation and

Stimuli that increases the
frequency of the behaviour
they follow are

Motor mastery involves
both
and practice

____ is a cognitive ability
that is learned and
practiced while hearing is a
sensory function that
develop on its own.

In language development,
the inborn tendency
labelled LAD means

Behaviour can be improved
upon by reinforcement such
as ______

Babies relax their facial
muscles in response to
sweetness ______

New born infants can hear
remarkably well at birth
unless their middle ear are
blocked by ______

Objects placed within a
close range are clearest
focus for most

The process of acquiring
the writing skill is very
demanding on both an
emotional and ______

learn language at least in
part by observation and
imitation

Piaget established that
people are born with a
tendency to organize the
processes into
psychological structural

Children hear language
spoken by parents and
others, imitate that speech
and are ___ for the efforts.
This positive reinforcement
encourages them to
communicate the more, is
according to Skinner

Biological maturation,
activity, social experiments
and equilibration are the
factors affecting thinking
radical _____

The visual acuity of infants is similar to that of adults by the time they are ______

_____ is a complex process
that depends on perceptual,
cognitive and linguistic
processes. It relies on skills
in the integration of visual
and auditory information.

serves as a bridge between
pre-linguistic and linguistic
speech period

Children hear
spoken by parents and
others

Infants start to playfully
repeat simple consonant
and vowel sounds known
as babbling period at
______

Children hear language
spoken by parents and
others, imitate that speech
and are rewarded for the
efforts. This positive
reinforcement encourages
them to communicate the
more. This is according to
______

Piaget's theories of
intellectual development
have given rise to what I
often called
learning

Language is the most
awesome of universal
development

In language development
the inborn tendency
labelled LAD means
______

Piaget identified two stages
of moral development
which includes moral
realism and
morality

Infants are able to
remember some of what
they

In toddlerhood, children
tend to use rewards and
as their primary criteria for
figuring out if their actions
or those of another child
are right or wrong.

Children typically display a
hand preference by the end
of the ______

According to Piaget,
______ takes place when
people use their existing
schema to make sense out
of objects or events in their
world

____visual acuity is similar
to that of adults by the time
they are six months old

Adaptation involves two
basic processes called
______ and
accommodation

Handedness is a result of
the joint contribution of
nature and nurture to
lateralization

Motor development
involves the activities of
which changes in posture

The stimuli that _____is the
frequency of the behaviour
they follow are reinforcers

is movement from one
place to another

Emotions influence the
functioning of children and
serve as a form of
communication

Behaviour can be improved
upon by reinforcements
such as praise. It can be
decreased through
punishment such as
withdrawal of priviledges.
This is according to ______

Kohiberg is known for his
research and the
psychology of development
of children

Gross motor helps children
to get ______

A theory that states that
children need environment
where they feel safe,
secure, have food and
water for body maintenance
is deduced from ______.

Motor mastery involves
intense

Gross motor development
refers to
over actions that help
infants

____ needs environment
in which they feel safe and
secure, food and water for
body maintenance is
according to Maslow

Babies relax their facial
in response to sweetness
taste

involves trying to
understand something new
by fitting it into what we
already know.

The sense of hearing is well
before the baby is born

According to Piaget,
cognitive development is
influenced by learning from
others. This is known as
_____

Bowlby's theory states that
the infant's emotional tie to
the
is an evolved response that
promotes survival.

Ability to recognise
differences in forms is

Behaviour can be increased
by following it with
reinforcement such as
praise. It can be decreased
through punishment such
as withdrawal of
priviledges. This is
according to ______

_____ believed that
experience within the
environment are key factors
influencing the developing
mind

The word cognition has its
roots in the
word

______ maturation, activity,
social experiments and
equilibrium are the factors
affecting thinking radical
change

Adaptation involves two
basic processes called
______ and
accommodation

According to Piaget,
concept about the world is
called ______

Perception is the process of
detecting a
and assigning meaning to it

Children typically display a
hand preference by the end
of the

is an important source of
intellectual motivation

Jean Piaget believed that
all species inherit two basic
tendencies or what he
called ______

The gradual building of
complex behaviour patterns
through the reinforcement
of successive
approximations of the target
behaviour is known as
______

The process of acquiring
writing skills is very
demanding on both an
emotional and ______

Kohiberg has contributed to
classroom practice by
considering the issue of
how education can raise
the level of