Newborn and Infant

Front

a type of vision that involves fusing an image so it appears as one image using eyes

Back

binocular vision

Front

_______ is the act or process of knowing or understanding

Back

cognition

Front

_______ are changes in the environment, such as sound or light, that affect the sensory organs causing the person to react.

Back

stimuli

Front

_______ is the ability to understand that an object remains the same from time to time.

Back

object identity

Front

_______ is the ability to understand that people, objects, and places still exist even when they are no longer seen, felt, or heard.

Back

object permanence

Front

_______ is the term used to describe the process of developing mental images.

Back

perpetual learning

Front

______ is the fear of a possible future event.

Back

anxiety

Front

___________ is common in babies caused by the fear that loved ones who leave them will not return.

Back

separation anxiety

Front

_____ is the closeness between people that remain over time.

Back

attachment

Front

________ is the general mood of a person.

Back

disposition