Chaoter One

Question 1

Trust Vs. Mistrust

Answer 1

Infancy

Question 2

Autonomy VS. Shame and doubt

Answer 2

1-3

Question 3

Initiative VS quit

Answer 3

3-5

Question 4

Industry VS inferiority

Answer 4

6- puberty

Question 5

Identity Vs identity confusion

Answer 5

10-20

Question 6

Intimacy Vs isolation

Answer 6

20-30

Question 7

Generativity vs stagnation

Answer 7

40-59

Question 8

Integrity Vs despair

Answer 8

69- onward

Question 9

Oral stage

Answer 9

Birth - 1 1/2

Question 10

Anal stage

Answer 10

1 1/2 - 3

Question 11

Phallic stage

Answer 11

3-6

Question 12

Latency stage

Answer 12

6- puberty

Question 13

Genital stage

Answer 13

Puberty - onward

Question 14

Sensorimotor stage

Answer 14

Birth - 2

Sensory perception and simple motor behavior

Question 15

Preoperational stage

Answer 15

2-7

Represent the world with images and drawings

Cannot perform operations

Not able to mentally represent something that isn’t there

Question 16

Concrete operational stage

Answer 16

7-11

Can preform operations

They need a physical object to do mathematics

Question 17

Formal operational stage

Answer 17

11- adulthood

They reason in more abstract, idealistic, and logical ways

Question 18

Microsystem

Answer 18

The setting in which you live

Family
Peers
School

Most directly impacts them

Question 19

Mesosystem

Answer 19

The relationship between two Microsystems

Question 20

Exosystem

Answer 20

Things that effect you but have nothing to do with you

Mom comes home and is mad because she had a bad day at work

Question 21

Macrosystem

Answer 21

The culture you live in

Question 22

Chronosystem

Answer 22

They environmental evens and transitions over your life

Question 23

K. Lorenzo believed in what?

Answer 23

Geese
Imprinting
Ethnological matters

Question 24

Who envented the theory with micro and macro systems?

Answer 24

Urie Bronfenbrrnnet

Question 25

Who's theory involves trust Vs mistrust?

Answer 25

Eriksons

Question 26

Tabula rasa is what? | Who believes it?

Answer 26

Blank slate view | John Lock

Question 27

What is innate goodness? | Who believes it?

Answer 27

Humans are born good | Jean jaques

Question 28

Who believes in discontinuity?

Answer 28

Frued Erikson Piaget

Question 29

Who believes in continuity?

Answer 29

Albert Bandura

Question 30

Who believes in stability?

Answer 30

K. Lorenz

Question 31

Nature is? | Who believes it?

Answer 31

Humans grow in an orderly way A. Gazelle

Question 32

What is nurture? | Who believes it?

Answer 32

Children are like play dough, you can mold them into anything J.B. Watson Rats

Question 33

Beckwith-wiedemen

Answer 33

Growth disorder

Question 34

Wilms tumor

Answer 34

Type of cancer

Question 35

Down syndrome

Answer 35

Extra copy of chromosome 21 16-34 pregnant women less likely to have it Intellectual disability

Question 36

Klinefeller syndrome

Answer 36

Males Extra chromosome Undeveloped testies Enlarged breasts and tall

Question 37

Fragile X syndrome

Answer 37

X chromosome becomes constricted and often breaks Autism Males

Question 38

Turner syndrome

Answer 38

In females X chromosome missing or part of it is missing Short Webbed neck May be infernal Bad in math Good at speaking

Question 39

XYY syndrome

Answer 39

Males Extra copy of 4 chromosomes Aggravation and violence

Question 40

Phenylketonuria

Answer 40

Cannot metabolize phenylalanine AA Intellectual disability Hyperactivity Latino whites

Question 41

Cystic Fibrosis

Answer 41

Glandular dysfunction Interferes with mucus production Short life spans

Question 42

Huntingtons

Answer 42

CNS depression Problems with muscle control Mental deterioration

Question 43

Tay Sachs disease

Answer 43

Deceleration of mental and physical development Accumulation of lipids in the nervous system

Question 44

Rooting reflex

Answer 44

Infants cheek is stroked or the side of the mouth is touched Infant turns head towards the side that has been touched

Question 45

Sucking reflex

Answer 45

New burns automatically suck objects placed in their mouths 4 months

Question 46

Moro Reflex

Answer 46

Occurs in response to a sudden noise or movement New born arches its back , throws back its head, and flings out its arms and legs 6months

Question 47

Grasping reflex

Answer 47

When something touches the palm of a baby's hand they crap it 3-4 months

Question 48

Swimming

Answer 48

Place infant in the water They can swim 4-6 months

Question 49

Tonic Neck

Answer 49

Turn babies head to one side while infant is awake Fencing position 4 months

Question 50

Stepping reflex

Answer 50

2 months

Question 51

Babinski reflex

Answer 51

8-12 months

Question 52

Simple reflex

Answer 52

1st month Involuntary rooting and sucking

Question 53

Primary circular reactions

Answer 53

1-4 months | Repeating movements that are physically pleasurable

Question 54

Secondary circular reactions

Answer 54

4-8 months Attempts to retrieve and object that is only half covered

Question 55

Coordination of secondary circular

Answer 55

8-12 months More objects then one Combining schemas Hide an object fully and they will find it

Question 56

Tertiary circular reactions

Answer 56

12-18 months Experiment to see what the consequences are Can put a shape cube in any hole till it fits

Question 57

Internalization

Answer 57

18-24 months Imitate everything Fantasy play Use of language

Question 58

Fine motor skills | 3-4

Answer 58

Cuts paper Builds block tower Pours from pitcher without spilling

Question 59

Fine motor skills | 4-5

Answer 59

Strings and laces shoes Builds 5 block bridge Prints first name

Question 60

Fine motor skills | 5-6

Answer 60

Folds paper into halves and quarters Draws rectangles and triangles Reproduces letters