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7
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The principle that the properties of substances remain the same despite changes in their shape or arrangement; Piaget's theory (pg. 242)
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10
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A level of moral development where moral judgments are based on a fear of punishment or desire for pleasure; Kohlberg's theory (pg. 240)
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11
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An involuntary reaction or response (pg. 230)
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12
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The stage where a child learns to use language but does not yet think logically; Piaget's theory (pg. 242)
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13
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The stage where people think logically about abstract concepts; Piaget's theory (pg. 244)
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14
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The stage where infants know the world mostly in terms of their sensory impressions and motor activities; Piaget's theory (pg. 242)
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15
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The period from two years old to adolescence (pg. 231)
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16
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Parents love and accept their children for who they are- no matter how they behave (pg. 240)
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17
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Distress that is experienced by infants when separated from their primary caregivers (pg. 234)
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19
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A level of moral development where moral judgments are derived from a person's own moral standards; Kohlberg's theory (pg. 240)
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By the age of about eight months, some infants develop a fear of strangers (pg. 234)
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21
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At about age seven when a child shows signs of adult thinking; Piaget's theory (pg. 243)
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22
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Parents show their love only when the children behave in certain acceptable ways (pg. 240)
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The level of moral development where a person makes judgments based on conventional standards of right and wrong; Kohlberg's theory (pg. 240)
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The period from birth to the age of two years (pg. 231)
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