10. Imprinting & attachment are similar; they must happen early for successful development of the young

14. Innate Human behavior : 1) standing erect, 2) walking on two feet, and 3)???

15. Innate Human behavior : 1) standing erect, 2) walking on two feet, 3) smiling

23. Ways babies keep caregiver close by: cooing, babbling, smiling, looking

24. Ways babies keep caregiver close by: cooing, babbling, smiling, looking, crying

25. Ways babies keep caregiver close by: cooing, babbling, smiling, looking, crying

26. Attachment, bonding and imprinting in animals, birds and humans

31. Critical Period of Attachment in Humans (Class Packet, p. 94-96) “GENIE” A CASE STUDY Autumn Edge 1970's Case Study

40. Mating Rituals

41. Emotions are innate ; how they’re expressed is cultural (Class Packet, p. 96)

44. Animal aggressive instinct

46. Human aggression & killing

47. Human aggression, violence

48. Aggression Among Preschoolers

49. More aggressive confrontations

51. Innate Pro-social (cooperative) behavior: family units

53. Critical period in preschool years for social behaviors: emotional expressions, cooperation , and social play

56. Critical period: Pro-social behaviors

59. Critical period for social play, cooperation

63. Emotions have survival & adaptive value. What emotions do these faces express?

65. Aggression occurs in all cultures: each society decides what and how it is appropriately expressed

67. Ways babies keep caregiver close by: cooing, babbling, smiling, looking, crying