Slide # 1 Developmental Psychology. Slide # 2 Prenatal Development Development begins before birth Yolk sac, amniotic sac Placenta, umbilical cord.

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Slide # 1 Developmental Psychology

Slide # 2 Prenatal Development Development begins before birth Yolk sac, amniotic sac Placenta, umbilical cord

Slide # 3 The Fetal Stage Begins around the ninth week and continues until birth Normal gestation (270– 280 days) Weight gain, movement, viability

Slide # 4 Prenatal Detection Amniocentesis Chorionic villus sampling (CVS) Ultrasound imaging

Slide # 5 3-D Imaging Using position sensors attached to a probe, the doctor conducts a freehand scan A computer takes this information and creates a 3-D image of the fetus

Slide # 6 Threats to Prenatal Development Poor maternal nutrition Spina bifida Rubella Down syndrome Smoking

Slide # 7 Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) What can alcohol do to an unborn fetus?

Slide # 8 Artwork by FAS students

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Slide # 10 Other Features of FAS Difficulties with social interaction Epileptic seizures Changes in facial appearance and expression

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