chapter 4 Flashcards

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what is definition of developmental psych

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study of physical, mental, social/emotional changes that occur throughout life

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2
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after conception fertilized egg is called

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zygote

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3
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what are “magical” cells that make up a zygote

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stem cells

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4
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10 days after conception mass of cells is called

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embryo

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5
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9 weeks the cells look like a

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fetus

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6
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at what point does fetus have a chance of survival outside

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6 months

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7
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what are teratogens and 2 examples

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chemicals that can harm the baby
viruses or drugs

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8
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describe rooting reflex

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when brushed on cheek they will turn head and open mouth

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9
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describe sucking reflex

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suck on anything you put in mouth

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10
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describe grasping reflex

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close hand around anything that touches palm

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describe stepping reflex

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will push off anything against bottoms of feet

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12
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how could enriched and stimulating early environment affect who we become

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increases brain weight by 7-10% and synapses by 20%

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13
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motor skills in which baby develops them

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roll over, sit unsupported, crawl, walking

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14
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memories are from around 3-4 years old anything before is considered

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infantile amnesia

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15
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memories prior to 3 are most likely false memories, how are they created

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brain blurs the line between imaginary and memory

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16
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4 stages of piagets cognitive development

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sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operational, formal operational

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17
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define objective permanence

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ability to recognize things exist even when i cant see them

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18
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children in preoperational stage of cognitive development are geocentric not self centered

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they cant see the world from anothers persons perspective

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19
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what is theory of mind

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ability to know what others know during preoperational stage

20
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concept of conservation

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ability to recognize that quantity stays the same even when shape changes, acquired during concrete operational

21
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what is developed in sensorimotor

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learning about the world through sensory and motor experiences b-2

22
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what is developed in preoperational

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thoughts become more symbolic, words 2-7

23
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what is concrete operational

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math, logic 7-12

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what is formal operational

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acquire hypothetical thought, algebra, sarcasm 12+

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who separated monkeys after birth
harlow
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emotionally we develop in stages that are marked by what?
emotional crisis we must overcome
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what stage is a baby in b-1
trust vs mistrust
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what stage is toddler in 1-3
autonomy vs doubt
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what stage is preschooler in 3-5
initiative vs guilt
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what stage is elementary or middle school kid in 5-12
competence vs inferiority
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what stage is teen in 12-19
identity vs confusion
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what stage is young adult in 20-40
intimacy vs isolation
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what stage is senior citizen in 60+
generativity vs stagnation
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describe kohlbergs postconventional stage of moral reasoning
focuses on universal human rights
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what is social identity
part of self-concept that comes from our groups
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peer influence become more relevent that parental influence how is this good for us?
we will work, live, and mate in the world of your peers
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psychical development in adolescence can be summed up into one word
puberty
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what age does puberty start for girls and boys
girls- 11 boys- 13
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examples of primary and secondary sex characteristics
primary- reproductive organs secondary- hair
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what is menarche
1st period
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what is spermarche
1st ejaculation
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frontal lobe lags behind limbic system, how does this effect behavior
mylein is still forming, emotions override judgement
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what is adolescent egocentrism
belief that others are as preoccupied with me and much as i am
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what is imaginary audience
belief that everyone notices me
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what is personal fable
belief that one is unique
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what do psychologist's call 19-25 early adulthood
emerging adulthood