Physical Development in Infancy and Toddlerhood Crossword

a wasted condtion of the body caused by a diet low in all essentail nutrients
a stimulus that increases the occurence of a response
perception of an object's shape despite changes in the shape projected on the retina
copying the behaviour of another person
well coordinated grasp involving thumb and index finger oppostion
gap betwen two neuron cell fibres
when a new stimuls causes responsiveness to return to a higher level
nerve cells that store and convey information
removing a desirable stimulus to decrease the occurence of a response
a gradual reduction in the strength of a response due to repetitive stimulus
poorly coordinated swipes toward an oject (of newborn babies)
clumsy grasp of the young infant, in which fingers close against the palm
infants act on the enviornment and stimulu that follow their behaviour changes the probability that the behaviour will occur again
the action possibilities that a situation offers an organism with certain motor capabilities