chapter 3 unit 4- language, cognitition, and moral development Flashcards

1
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when do babies begin cooing

A

6-8 weeks

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2
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when is nervous system mature enough to allow babbling

A

7 months

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3
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connection between real words and objects form at what age

A

1 year

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4
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telegraphic speech is?

A

simple 2 word sentences

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5
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-biological disposition to develop language

-many feel he underestimated importance of nurture

A

noah chomsky

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6
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-behaviors liketouching, vocalizing, gazing, smiling that allow nonverbal interaction

-establish pattern of turn taking

  • foundation for later language use
A

system of signals

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7
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-exaggerated pattern of speaking

-high pitched, shirt and simple sentences, repetition, and slower speech

-musical

A

motherese

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8
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how is motherese beneficial

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-gets babies attention, aids communication, teaches language

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9
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organized, learned body of knowledge or skillls about a topic

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schema

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10
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__________ proposed that children’s thinking improves through mental processes called _____________ and _______________

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piaget… assimilation… accommodation

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11
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application of establishes schema to new objects or problems

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assimilation

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12
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existing schemas are modified to fit new objects or problems

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accommodation

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13
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-initial stage of development

-cannot create mental images

-lack object permanence

-coordinate info from sensory perceptions

A

sensorimotor stage

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14
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  • 2-7 years

-can form mental images but cannot use mental operations/transformations

-egocentric

-theory of mind (understanding that people have different mental states that vary

A

pre operational stage

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15
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-7-11 years

-can carry mental operations m/transformations

mastery of conservation

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concrete operational stage

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16
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-11 and up

-ability to think abstract, theoretical, and hypothetical ideas

-self reflective thought and less egocentric

A

formal operational

17
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________ sociocultural theory

A

vygotsky

18
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range of tasks child cannot yet master alone

A

zone of proximal development

19
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-temporary framework of supports for learning new mental abilities

-ofer hints and guidance to match evolving abilities

-collaborative teaches cultural beliefs and values

A

scaffolding

20
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how we control our thinking in ways that allow us to develop plans and see them through

A

executive functions

21
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full intellectual ability is attained during the which stage?

A

according to piaget, the formal operational stage

22
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adults are capable of ___________ and ____________ reasoning

A

inductive and deductive

23
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development of values that guide responsible behavior, along with appropriate emotions and cognitions

A

moral development

24
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who held that we clarify our values through thinking and reasoning?

A

lawrence kohlberg

25
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-lowest level

-thinking is guided by consequences of actions

-young children

A

preconventional moral reasoning

26
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-based on desire to please others or follow accepted authority, rules, and values

-second level

-older children and adults

-becomes aware of wider rules of society

A

conventional moral reasoning

27
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-self chose ethical principals that are general, comprehensive, or universal

-emphasis on justice, dignity, and equality

-highest level

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post conventional moral reasoning

28
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who identified issues with lawrence kohlbergs theory?

A

Carlo gillian

29
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-concerned mainly with fairness or justice

  • does not consider harm or caring about others

-does not consider a woman’s concern with relationships, which can be perceived as a weakness

A

the issues of kohlbergs theory of moral development