CALLP PART 2

• Referral - Sending a family that needs assistance to a support service or group.
• Law Of Dominance - states that the presence of one dominant

  gene may mask or prevent the expression of the recessive gene.
• Law Of Segregation - proposes that a pair of genes is separated

  during the formation of gametes with every independent trait or

  characteristics developing.
• Law of Independent Assortment - states that the separation

  of gene pairs on a given pair of chromosomes and the distribution

  of the genes during meiosis are entirely independent of the

  distribution of other gene pairs on the other pair of chromosomes.
• Newborn Stage - First 4 weeks or first month of life. It is a transitional period from intrauterine life to extra uterine environment
• Sigmund Freud - founder of psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic theories of human development.
• Id - the unconscious part of the mind that houses the libido.
• Ego - The conscious part that develops in the first 2 to 3 years of the life of an individual; part of the personality in which the individual is

  aware of.
• Superego - Root of morality; helps the individual to decide what is right and wrong.
• Fixation - tendency to be stuck at a certain stage of development.
• Sensory Memory Gate - lasts for milliseconds.
• Short Term Memory is also regarded to as Working Memory
• Long Term Memory is also referred to as Permanent Storehouse Of Information
• Episodic Information are the unforgettable memories in one's mind.
• Dyslexia - Learning disability with reading and comprehension.
• Dysgraphia - inability to write properly.
• Dyscalculia - Learning disability that concerns numbers
• Colostrum - First form of milk
• Organization - the mind's natural tendency to organize

  information into related, interconnected structures, according to Piaget.
• Assimilation - fitting new information into the schema
• Accommodation - changing, modifying, removing existing schemas to fit new information.
• Elektra Complex - Also known as Sausage Envy, this occurs when a young girl develops a sense of rivalry for love against their mother, for the affection of her father
• Oedipus Complex - occurs when a young boy develops a sense of rivalry to his father, for the affection of his mother.
• Growth - Quantitative changes in individuals.