Ch. 11 & 12: Vocabulary Flashcards

1
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Ability to function independently.

A

Autonomy

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2
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Sense of attachment between two people.

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Bonding

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3
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Proceeding from head to tail

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cephalocaudal

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4
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The mental process of knowing, remembering, and relating; connected thinking.

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Cognitive

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5
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The problem solver and reality tester portion of the mind that develops with the person’s interaction with the environment and the demands of the id.

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Ego

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6
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One who perceives everything from his or her own viewpoint and in his or her own way.

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Egocentric

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7
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The body’s basic primitive urges as postulated by Freud.

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Id

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8
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Willingness to try.

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Initiative

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9
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Sex drive.

A

Libido

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10
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Rules or standards regarding what is right or wrong.

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Morals

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11
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Pertaining to both psychological and social aspects.

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Psychosocial

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12
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The way one views oneself.

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Self-concept

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13
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The first cognitive stage.

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Sensorimotor

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14
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Comfort in public, ability to get along with others.

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Social competence

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15
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A further development of the ego that represents the moral component as postulated by Freud.

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Superego

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16
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A belief, policy, or principle proposed or followed as a basis of action; an idea formed by reasoning from facts.

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Theory

17
Q

Life stage dealing with learning and successfully using your abilities.

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Achievement stage

18
Q

The emotional and physical changes that happen to many men with age; male menopause

A

andropause

19
Q

People born between 1946 and 1964.

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Baby boomers

20
Q

Those who return to the parental home for a period of time.

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Boomerang children

21
Q

Psychological syndrome occurring when children have left home, causing a sense of loss and sadness.

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Empty nest syndrome

22
Q

A type of health care that views patients and their families as key members of the healthcare team.

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Family centered care

23
Q

Stage of life in which the person guides the lives of the next generation.

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Generativity

24
Q

Close, meaningful relationship.

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Intimacy

25
Q

State of being fully developed physically or emotionally.

A

Maturity

26
Q

Person having dependent children at home and dependent elders needing care.

A

Sandwich generation

27
Q

Inactivity; self-absorption

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Stagnation