The Neonate

 I Introduction
   A. Birth (pp. 139-140)
   B. The oldest question: What neonates know

II Birth
   A. Birthing from the perspectives of Mom and Dad (pp. 134-137; 141-144; 161-164)
   B. Birthing from the perspectives of the neonate (pp. 138; 144-150)
                    1. Status (Apgar measures)
                    2. Problems

 III Myths
    A. Magic Moment Syndrome (p. 151)
    B. Bonding (pp. 151-152)
    C. Psychological Birth Trauma

IV Neonate
   A. Tabula Rasa (p. 12)
   B. States(p. 154-155)
                    1. Sleeping
                    2. Attentive
    C. Capabilities
                    1. Learning (Chap. 5, pp.185-189)
                                    a.   Habituation
                                    b.  Operant conditioning
                                    c.  Classical Conditioning
                                     d.   Imitation
                    2. Actions (pp. 152-154)
                                    a. Reflexes
                    3. Communication (pp. 155-157)
                                    a. Crying
                    4. Perception (pp. 157-160)
                                    a. Hearing
                                    b. Vision
                                    c. Taste
                                    d. Touch
                                    e. Smell
    D. Significance of Capabilities
                    1. Evolution
                    2. Relationships
                    3. Development