1. What is sensation? How is perception different but related to sensation? 2. W

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1. What is sensation? How is perception different but related to sensation? 2. What do we know about babies and their abilities to feel pain? 3. What did Fantz's research find? 4. What is the dynamic systems view? 5. What are cephalocaudal and proximodistal growth? 6. In terms of vision, how does a newborn infant see? 7. What is kwashiorkor? Marasmus? 8. What do we know about hearing, taste, and smell in infancy? 9. What are the different lobes in the brain and what are they responsible for? What is lateralization? What is the myelin sheath and myelination? What is a neuron? Know the different parts of a neuron and what they do

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In everyday language sensation and perception we use interchangeably but both are slightly different term.

Sensation is passive process bringing information from outside world to our body and to our brain. It mean we are not consciously engaging to bring sensation.

While perception is active process, we select information and organise and brought to our brain by our senses.

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It is behaviour and psychological reactions which indicate baby is in pain. Which range from crying to increase heart rate.

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He is american developmental psychologist who research on perception of Infant and discovered that infant look at pattern image rather than uniform, so ultimately find that infant gradually exhibited more focus on novel stimulus.

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Dynamic system theory is how motor skill is used to interact with environment to solve the problems. Exploration and selection are key process, so explore and select and adjust in behaviour to make it more effective.

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