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Bayley Scales
A standard series of measurements developed by psychologist Nancy Bayley used to assess the developmental progress of infants and toddlers.
Adaptive
Characterizes something that is able to adjust effectively to new conditions or environments, showing flexibility and resilience.
Developmentally Appropriate
Developmentally appropriate refers to practices or interventions that are suited to the age, individual characteristics, and developmental stage of a person, often used in the context of education or child care.
Stereotype Threat
Anxiety that one’s behavior might confirm a stereotype about one’s group.
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