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Maternal ____________________ during the prenatal period has been linked to birth complications. 3. the gradual unfolding of one's genetic blueprint is known as ________________. 4. according to ____________________, infants are biologically programmed to emit behavior that triggers an affectionate, protective response from adults. 5. keshawn is happy to play quietly alongside his mother, becomes visibly upset when she leaves, but is quickly calmed by her return. according to mary ainsworth, keshawn is a(n) ____________________ attached infant. 6. a toddler's vocabulary grows rapidly between 18 and 24 months, as children engage in ____________________, or mapping a word onto an underlying concept after only one exposure. 7. according to erikson's theory of development, a sense of ____________________ develops in an infant whose basic biological and emotional needs are adequately met. 8. piaget called the tendency to focus on just one feature of a problem while neglecting other aspects ____________________. 9. personal guiding principles take precedence over laws in deciding right or wrong behavior in the ____________________ stage of moral reasoning. 10. the suggestion that the ____________________ cortex, characterized as the "executive control center" of the brain, appears to be the last area of the brain to fully mature has been used as a possible explanation for why ____________________ behavior peaks during adolescence. 11. both of karlee's parents are teachers, as are two of her uncles. for as long as she can remember, she has wanted to be a schoolteacher, just like these role models. according to james marcia, karlee would be considered to be in a state of identity ____________________. 12. jeffrey arnett's term for the new stage of development brought about by lengthier participation in higher education and increased barriers to financial independence is ____________________. 13. according to erik erikson, the psychosocial crisis during the retirement years involves the tendency to dwell on the mistakes of the past, which could lead to the development of ____________________. 14. karl and his fiancée are about to be married; according to recent research, they will be most likely to have difficulty adjusting to their marriage if they have different ____________________. 15. dementia occurs in ____________________ of people between the ages of 75-80.

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2. The answer is maternal malnutritionMaternal malnutrition refers to the increased chance of poor pregnancy outcome that happen because the mother does not consume sufficient foods that contain necessary nutrients for both the mother and the baby.
3. The answer is maturationExperience become the most crucial factors during the maturation process. As  we experience more things , we will find out more about our genetic capabilities (talents) that would be useful for us to be used in survival
4. The answer is John BowlbyAccording to Bowlby, the behavior that infants displayed evoke a sense to protect as a surviving mechanism for the infants. The adults on the other hand are biologically programmed to give protection and affections for the nearby group members
5. The answer is non-securely attached infantsNon-securely attached infants had the tendency to display more stress when the maternal figures is far away than them. It is better for the parents to start lessen the attachment because he is more likely to grow becoming unindepenent adults
6. The answer is pay attention to words in whole groupsAs the toddlers started to pay attention, the brains will start to analyze and understand the meaning of each words, and will slowly build up the child's vocabulary until eventually he/she can speak on their own
7. The answer is TrustThe sense of trust is a form of survival mechanism. This sense tend to develop in order for us to find social groups/friends that will be the strongest or the most helpful for us to survive in the environment.
8. The answer to this question is CentrationAccording to piaget, people who do centration tend to be not yet developed his/her own full cognitive capability. On average, this happen on pre-operational stage development (between the age of 2 - 7 years old)
9. The answer is Post-Conventional Level moral reasoningDuring Post-Conventional Level moral reasoning We rely too much on the expectation of other people/ society members to judge which one is right and which one is wrong. People undergone this level of development between adolsecents and adulthood.
10. The answer is pre-frontal cortex, and risky behaviors.Prefrontal cortex is a part of our brain that functioned as executive control for our cognitive capability. Since this part of brain took the longest time to develop, we will tend to more likely to display risky behaviors before we enter adulthood.
11. the answer to this question is state of foreclosurestate of foreclosure refers to the situation where lender has to bring a lawsuit to the borrowers in order to obtain the rights that written on the previous agreement. The interpretation of the agreements that made by both party will be full opened for the court's interpretation under such situation.
12. The answer to this question is emerging adulthoodemerging adulthood refers to the period when people enter late adolescents to early adulthood. During this stage, most people just freshly graduated from educational institution and making our first step to compete in the real world.
13. the answer to this quesiton is development of despairPeople tend to enter this stage if we feel ourselves as 'undproductive' on the final stage of our life. If this point of view is not changed, people will be more likely to became depressed or even suicidal.
14. The answer is political viewWhy we may tolerate a lot of negative things about the people that we love, as soon as we got married, couples tend to expect that both of them will held a similar value that stick the household togethet. Studies shows that difference in political view often lead in build up resentment that eventually led to divorce.
15. The answer is 5 % - 30 %In general, the chance of people getting dementia will be increased as we got older. This happen because more of our brain cells died and regenerate slower when we're entering the late period of our life.

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