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Developmental Psychology

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study of physical cognitive and social change through lifespan

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conception

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combining of genetic material from sperm and egg

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zygote

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conception- week2, implantation occurs 
cells differentiate (specialize)
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embryo

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week 3-8 all major internal and external structures form
structures outside embryo- amniotic sac, placenta
umbilical chord- connection

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Fetus

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week 9-38, organs increase in size and weight

changes in external appearance, responsive to sound

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age of viability

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23 weeks

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teratogens

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environmental agents that can reach embryo/ fetus and cause harm
caffein- low birth weight, premature birth
smoking- impairs placenta, decrease in weight
alcohol- birth defects, fetal alcohol syndrom

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rooting

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reflex in which the newborn searches for nipple

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palmar

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reflex in which the newborn grasps can support own weight

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sucking

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reflex involving tonguing, swallowing, and breathing

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startle

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reflexes including fright etc…

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preferences

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a newborn prefers certain faces like mom and dad especially moms face and smell

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novelty

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a newborn prefers to look at novel stimuli

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non-nutritive sucking

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newborns will modify sucking to hear familiar sounds

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habituation

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decrease in responding with repeated stimulation

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dishabituation

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recovery of a response after changing the stimulus

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cognition

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all mental activities associated with thinking knowing remembering and communicating

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schema

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mental model that organizes and interprets info

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assimilation

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interpreting new experiences based on existing schemas

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accomodation

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adjust schema to include new info

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Piaget’s Stages

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1 sensorimotor
2 preoperational
3 concrete operational
4 formal operational period

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sensori motor

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explore environment through senses

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object permanence

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things exist even when not percieved

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scale errors

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can’t distinguish between big and small, real and representation

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egocentrism

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inability to take another’s perspective- 2`

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conservation

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physical properties conserved even when appearance changes-2

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theory of mind

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idea about your own and other’s mental states-2

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transitivity

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logically combine relations to draw conclusions-3

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attachment

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strong emotional bond with prime caregiver

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secure base

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the child will always come back to mom or dad

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stranger anxiety

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stress with unknown individuals

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harlow monkey studies

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baby monkeys were given surrogate mothers, monkeys spent time with the cloth mother, regardless of food

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secure attachement

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upset when mom leaves, happy upon return

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avoidant

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not upset when mom leaves, doesn’t approach upon return

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resistant

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upset when mom leaves, not comforted upon return

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disorganized. disoriented

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greatest insecurity

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causes of insecure attachment

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daycare? temperament? family stress?

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self concept

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our understanding of who we are

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authoritarian parenting

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power assertion, punishment, forced obedience

results in sense of powerlessness, antisocial behavior, reduced empathy, poor communication skills

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authoritative parenting

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inductor, explains why rules are in place,

results in internalized good behavior , more empathy, sense of control

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permissive parenting

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indifferent or indlugent

results in lack of self control, poor social skills, low respect for others, impulsive, immature, high crime rates

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adolescence

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transition period from childhood to adulthood, beginning with puberty

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Preconventional Morality

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1 level- before age 9, children show morality to avoid punishment or gain reward

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conventional morality

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2nd level- by early adolescence, social rules and laws are upheld for their own sake

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Post conventional morality

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affirms people’s agreed upon rights or follows one’s own ethical principles

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emerging adulthood

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period marked by frequent change from the late teens through the 20s.
risky behavior, age of exploration, instability, self focus, feeling in-between, possibilities

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adulthood cognitive development

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recall memory declines, recognition remains stable, prospective memory declines

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reminiscence bump

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between 10 & 30 years of age, good recalling memories

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alzheimers

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memory and reasoning decline, emotionally flat, disoriented, mentally vacant, neurons that produce acetylcholine deteriorate

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crystallized intelligence

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accumulated knowledge and verbal skills, increases in adulthood

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fluid knowledge

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ability to reason speedily about abstract concepts, decreases in adulthood

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infancy stage

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trust vs. mistrust

if needs are dependably met infants develop a sense of basic trust

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toddlerhood

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autonomy vs shame and doubt

toddlesr learn to exercise their will and do things for themselves or they doubt their abilities

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preschool

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initiative vs guilt

preschoolers learn to initiate tasks and carry out plans or they feel guilty about their efforts to be independent

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elementary school

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competence vs. inferiority

children learn the pleasure of applying themselves to tasks or they feel inferior

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adolescence

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identity vs role confusion
teenagers work at refining a sense of self by testing roles and then integrating them to form a single identity or they become confused about who they are

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young adulthood

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intimacy vs isolaton

young adults struggle to form close relationships to gain the capacity for intimate love or they feel socially isolated

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middle adulthood

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generatively vs. stagnation
in middle age people discover a sense of contributing to the wrold usually through family and work or they may feel a lack of purpose

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late adulthood

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integrity vs. despair

reflecting on his or her life an older adult may feel a sense of satisfaction or failure

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