Module 6: Middle Childhood

Which type of identity may take longer to achieve during emerging adulthood?

Module 7: Adolescence

Each of these is a general principle of abnormal development covered in your text EXCEPT:

The idea that each person has neurological strengths and weaknesses that should be appreciated is known as:

A life-threatening condition that occurs when infants are violently moved back and forth sharply and quickly is termed:

Humans have 23 pairs of _____, which contain the instructions to make the proteins needed for life and growth.

Fana had a baby three weeks ago and has been feeling sad and inadequate as a mother. This has made caring for the baby challenging. Fana may be experiencing:

The youngest of Dawid and Tuila’s three children has just started kindergarten. Dawid and Tuila have had to change their morning and bedtime routines, child-care arrangements, and discipline practices, and the family’s income has suffered as a result of this shift, yet they are happy to make these changes for their children. These changes reflect the fact that:

Ali’s parent has been reluctant to tell them that Grandpa Bo is dead. After keeping Ali home with a babysitter during the funeral, their parent has said things like, “Grandpa Bo had to go away.” But Ali, who has heard adults talking about the death, senses that their parent is avoiding the topic and has come to the conclusion that: