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Section Three (Ch.5-7) Review: Key Concepts and Terms Crossword Puzzle (B)

Across
The p in spot and pot mean something
Easy, difficult, and slow-to-warm
You generally need these to pick a booger. Totally true!
You watch a child covering their food, them covering their toys, and then covering their friends.
By the end of the first year, you would want an infant to have this.
A newborn hears a loud intense noise or experiences a sudden movement and arches their back, throws their head back, and flings their arms and legs.
Humans and other animals have these. What leads to crying is one.
Little ones that explore and then check in with their primary caregivers, almost as if they have a big invisible rubber band.
There was a 30% reduction of SIDS deaths by primarily doing this.
An infant gets a bit older and now gets very emotionally distraught when their primary caregiver leaves. Before they didn’t seem to care.
Built-in reaction to automatically suck an object placed in the infant's mouth.
Major cause of death in children ages 6-12
A child who looks longer in the direction of their primary caregiver when they hear their voice is an example of this
Infant's cheek is stroked and they turn in that direction in order to suck
Down
A child runs and jumps
A Yoda Riddle: Damage to the opposite of right makes it hard to understand or produce something many of us take for granted.
Children develop from center to out; Center of body to the extremities
Infant does this after feeding, but it is not necessarily attached to emotion.
Up and down. Sing-song. If you did this to an adult friend they would likely be confused or annoyed.
The triangle of child, adult, and object is a requirement of this.