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Twins that came from two different cells that were fertilized separately are:

Babies who are “inactive” and have calm reactions, however often exhibit a negative mood at first, are referred to as _____________. While babies who are adaptable and have “moderate to low intensity” emotions are referred to as ____________. And babies who have a “negative” mood, and struggle with adapting to new situations and often withdraw are referred to as _________.

Sound localization refers to:

The 6 basic emotions that are the same across all cultures are:

A human egg cell (sex cell from the mother) contains:

Elizabeth just moved to Youngstown, New York and bought a house a block away from the town’s fire station. Everyday at noon, the fire station sounds its siren to indicate the time of day. Elizabeth works third shift at the hospital and sleeps during the day. After the move to Youngstown, Elizabeth became frustrated with the siren sounding everyday because it always woke her up. After a few weeks, Elizabeth noticed that she was no longer waking up to the siren at noon, and she wondered if the fire station stopped making that annoying noise. She realized one day when she was awake at noon, that the fire station was still sounding the alarm. Elizabeth was happy to find that she had ___________ to the sound, and was no longer reacting to this stimulus.

The exosystem is made up of social settings that do not contain the developing person’s, but nevertheless influences experiences in their immediate settings/lives.

Children begin to use different forms of language and communication long before they begin to speak in a specific language.

Parental and school influence does not impact how children develop their understanding of gender roles.

Freud suggested that during development a child can get “stuck” in one or more of his psychosexual stages, and if this happens then it can influence the development of that individual’s personality.