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C1 Flashcards

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Genome

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Complete set of DNA that influences behavior/experiences

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continuous development theory

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Change is gradual and incremental

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Discontinuous Development theory; supported by BLANK theory

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Change is occasional in large shifts; supported by Stage Theory

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Effortful attention

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voluntary control of emotions and thoughts

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Part of Brain Controlling thoughts & emotions (x3)

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limbic area, anterior cingulate, prefrontal cortex

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Prefrontal Cortex & Anterior Cingulate Cortex (ACC) function

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executive function

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Acetylcholine (ACh) function (x3)

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muscle action, learning, memory

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Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid (GABA) function; risks associated with undersupply (x3)

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major inhibitory; seizure, tremor, insomnia

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Dependent Variable

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The measurable effect, outcome, or response

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Test-Retest Reliability

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stability of a test over time

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Internal Validity

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extent one can draw cause-and-effect inferences from a study

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Population

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group of individuals in the study

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13
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representative sample

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equal chance of assignment to control/experimental group

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experimental condition

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the procedure that is varied

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control condition

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standard to manipulated variables are compared

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Norms

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marker of average development

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17
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correlational designs

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studies intended to indicate correlation

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correlation

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association between two variables

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19
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direction-of-causation problem

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correlation does not mean causation

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20
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dependent variable (x2)

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responding variable measured; manipulated by IV

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21
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microgenetic study

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same participants repeatedly studied over short period

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22
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Correlational designs are especially useful when

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variable of interest cannot be manipulated

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23
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Experimental designs are especially valuable for revealing

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causes of children’s behavior

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longitudinal designs

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same children at different ages

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Reliability

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consistency of measurement

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internal consistency

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degree items measuring the same thing correlate

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test-retest reliability

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degree outcomes consistent over multiple administrations

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Validity

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measures what it claims to measure

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construct validity

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degree variables measure what they are supposed to

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face validity

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degree to variable seems valid on the surface

31
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3 Reasons to Study CD

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parenting, social policy, human nature

32
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Romanian Adoption Study (type; subject)

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Longitudinal study; perseverance past extreme neglect for physical, social, and intellectual development.

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How the industrial revolution impacted the study of CD (preliminary factors; result)

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child labor; earliest recorded research on adverse effects between environment and CD

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Epigenetics

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Study of gene expression changes mediated by the environment

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Methylation

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process that influences behavior by suppressing gene expression

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Limbic area function

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motivation, emotion, memory

37
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List all six neurotransmitters in the brain.

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Acetylcholine (ACh), Dopamine, Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid (GABA), Glutamate, Norepinephrine, Serotonin

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Dopamine (x4)

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attention, emotion, learning, movement

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Serotonin (x3)

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mood, hunger, sleep, arousal

40
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Glutamate

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Most common neurotransmitter; excitatory

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Independent Variable

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variable that is manipulated

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Controlled Variable (CV)

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unchanged variable

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Interrater Reliability

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Degree raters observe/classify/score the same way

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Structured Interview

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Predetermined Questions

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Naturalistic Observation (x2)

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Unobtrusive; minimized presence

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Descriptive Approach (x3)

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used to observe, measure, describe behavior

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Sample

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subset of the population

48
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random sample (x2)

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equal chance of selection; fair representation of population

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experimental control

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ability to determine specific experiences children have during an experiment

50
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control group

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isolated from IV

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Correlational Experiment (x2)

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detect natural relationships; assess how well one variable predicts another

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cross-sectional designs

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different children of different ages

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inter-rater reliability

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degree 2+ raters agree

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Meta-Analysis

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results of multiple studies combined for overall conclusion

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Extraneous Variable (EV)

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Variable other than the IV that could cause changes in the value of the DV

56
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Clinical interview (x2)

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Predetermined Questions; Can go off Script

57
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Structured Observation

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predesigned scenario to elicit behavior

58
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Norepinephrine function (x2)

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alertness, arousal

59
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Socioeconomic Status (SES)

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Measure of social class based on income and education.

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External Validity

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extent findings can apply to real-world

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Correlational Approach

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evaluates relationship between two different types of behavior

62
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double-blind procedure

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subject and administer are blinded

63
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independent variable

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manipulated variable

64
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Cross-Sectional Approach

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different ages compared at once

65
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microgenetic designs

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analyzing the change process of a repeated experience in a short period of time by the same group

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