Chapter 10: Development Across the Lifespan | Crossword
Across
1. | A substance in the body that triggers cellular activity, such as growth and the development of adult characteristics. |
3. | The abilities required to control large muscles such as the trunk, arms, and legs. |
7. | The concept that objects and people exist even when they cannot be seen. |
10. | The quality of understanding how others feel even when personal feelings may differ. |
11. | Learned behaviors, beliefs, and languages that are passed from generation to generation. |
13. | A child who is one or two years old. |
14. | A theory based on the belief that behavior is the response to stimuli from the environment. |
15. | A baby up to 12 months old. |
16. | The sum of all traits passed on through genes from parents to children. |
Down
1. | A way of caring for people who are living with a serious illness that cannot be cured. |
2. | A baby in the first month of life. |
3. | Periods of rapid growth. |
4. | The change that occurs between childhood and adulthood, during which physical, personal, and behavioral characteristics become more adult. |
5. | Clearly defined stages in the acceptance of death. |
6. | The period of life from when puberty begins until growth ceases and adulthood is reached. |
8. | All the conditions and situations that surround and affect an individual. |
9. | A group of people who share common racial and/or cultural characteristics, such as national origin, language, religion, and traditions. |
12. | To feel intense sorrow, usually after the death of a loved one. |