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Introduction to Developmental Psychology. PSY240 PROFESSOR J BRUCE MORTON. In the beginning…. In the beginning…. In the beginning…. In the beginning…. In the beginning…. In the beginning…. Blastocyst. Blastocyst. Blastocyst. Embryo 32 Days Head/Tail Left/Right Heart, Eyes, Arms.
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Introduction to Developmental Psychology PSY240 PROFESSOR J BRUCE MORTON
. In the beginning…
. In the beginning…
. In the beginning…
. In the beginning…
. In the beginning…
. • Blastocyst
. • Blastocyst
. • Blastocyst
. • Embryo 32 Days • Head/Tail Left/Right • Heart, Eyes, Arms
. • Embryo 32 Days • Head/Tail Left/Right • Heart, Eyes, Arms
. • Embryo 32 Days • Head/Tail Left/Right • Heart, Eyes, Arms
. • Embryo 32 Days • Head/Tail Left/Right • Heart, Eyes, Arms
. • Embryo 50 Days • Visible Human Form • Head: Ear, Eye, Nose • Arms, Hands, Fingers • Legs, Feet, Toes
. • Embryo 50 Days • Visible Human Form • Head: Ear, Eye, Nose • Arms, Hands, Fingers • Legs, Feet, Toes
. • Embryo 50 Days • Visible Human Form • Head: Ear, Eye, Nose, • Arms, Hands, Fingers • Legs, Feet, Toes
. • Embryo 60 Days • Skeleton • Some brain activity • Some reflexive behavior • 1.5 inches; 14 grams
. • Embryo 60 Days • Skeleton • Some brain activity • Some reflexive behavior • 1.5 inches; 14 grams
. • Newborn: 40 weeks • Alert 2hrs per day • Basic reflexes
. • Newborn: 40 weeks • Alert 2hrs per day • Basic reflexes
. • 9 Months • Basic Emotions • Motor Skills: Head-up & Mobile
. • 12 Months • Learning to Walk • Cognitive Advances • Social Advances • Emerging Identity
. • Adult • Powerful Cognitive Skills • Complex Social World • Multi-Faceted Identity
. • Development or Ontogeny
. • Development or Ontogeny • Definition?
. • Development or Ontogeny • Definition Psychological development refers to systematic changes in the structure and function of perception, thinking, and behaviour.
. • Development or Ontogeny • Definition • What forces affect this process?
. • Development or Ontogeny • Definition • What forces affect this process? • Genes and Maturation
. • Bacteria • 3 Billion YA • E. Coli
. • Bacteria • 3 Billion YA • E. Coli
. • Single-cell Organisms • Over 1 Billion YA • Amoeba
. • Single-cell Organisms • Over 1 Billion YA • Amoeba
. • Single-cell Organisms • Over 1 Billion YA • Amoeba
. • Simple Multi-cell Organisms • 1 Billion YA • Volvox
. • Simple Multi-cell Organisms • 1 Billion YA • Volvox
. • Simple Multi-cell Organisms • 1 Billion YA • Volvox
. • Early Invertebrates • 570 Million YA • Pikaia; Burgess Shale
. • Early Invertebrates • 570 Million YA • Pikaia; Burgess Shale
. • Early Invertebrates • 570 Million YA • Pikaia; Burgess Shale
. • Aquatic Vertebrates • 400 Million YA • Fish
. • Aquatic Vertebrates • 400 Million YA • Fish
. • Aquatic Vertebrates • 400 Million YA • Fish
. • Reptiles • 290 Million YA • Alligator
. • Reptiles • 290 Million YA • Alligator
. • Reptiles • 290 Million YA • Alligator
. • Dinosaur • 200 Million YA • Alligator
. • Mammals: 80 Million YA • Infant Rearing • Primates: 30 Million YA
. • Early Humans: 5 million YA • Bipedalism • Tool Use • Homo Sapiens: 100, 000 YA