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Chapter 5: Developing Through the Life Span Flashcards

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Developmental Psychology

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Study how people are continually developing physically, cognitively, and socially from infancy through old age

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Developmental Psychology studies three Major issues

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  • Nature/Nurture
  • Continuity/Stages
  • Stability/Change
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Conception

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mature egg meets sperm

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Zygote

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conception to 2 weeks. 1/2 don’t move on

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Embryo

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2 weeks to 8 weeks. 1/4 don’t move on

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Fetus

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9 weeks to birth. 1/4 don’t move on

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Prenatal Issues

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Teratogens
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Abortion
Amniocentesis
Fetal Research
Tranplants
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Rooting Reflex

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Turn To Touch

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Grasping Reflex

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Grab and HOLD

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Startle Reflex

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Delayed Reaction

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Stepping Reflex

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Before 2 months, Walking

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Habituation

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decrease in response to repeated stimulation

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Sight in Newborns

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12in. with increase of 1in. week

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Brain Development

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born with most of the brain cells

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Maturation

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automatic, orderly, and sequential basic course of development

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Memory

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Infants have Amnesia

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Cognitive Development

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all mental activities associated with thinking, knowing, remembering, and communicating

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Jean Piaget

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zoologist turned developmental psychologist, works on standardizing IQ tests

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Schema

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a concept used to organize and interpret infrmation

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Assimilation

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interpret new information using existing schemas

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Accommodation

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adapting our current schemas to incorporate new information

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Piaget’s Sensory-Motor Stage

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knowledge is tied to senses and movements in enviroment

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Object Permanence

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8-10 months no longer has “out of Sight out of mind” mentality

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Piaget’s Pre-operational Stage

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acquire language and ability to use symbols, but not logical thought of concepts (self-centered)

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Conservation

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Changing Characteristics, Keep and Maintain

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Egocentrism

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difficulty taking another’s Point of View

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Piaget’s Concrete Operations Stage

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understands a real world with real objects, manipulation of objects

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Piaget’s Formal Operations Stage

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ability to have highly symbolic and abstract thoughts found in logic, math, philosophy, ethics (cultural influences)

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Stranger Anxiety

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starts at 8 months

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Attachment

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bond with another person

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Harlow Monkey Experiment

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infant deprived of social attachment has lasting behavior problems

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Critical Periods

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a specific period when a particular skill can begin to develop or association can occur

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Imprinting

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process of forming attachments in animals. founded by Konrad Lorenz

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Issues in Child Raising

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Child Neglect/Abuse
Spanking
Daycare
Lack of Family Closeness
Single-Parent Families
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Authoritarian

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Rigid Rules and Expect obedience

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Permissive

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Children do anything, few rules made or enforced, little punishment

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Authoritative

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remanding and responsive, seek input, consistent but flexible enforcement

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Adolescense

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transition period that extends from puberty to independence

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Kohlberg’s Pre-Conventional

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self-interest, obey to avoid punishment

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Kohlberg’s Conventional

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based on expectations of others right/wrong

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Kohlberg’s Post-Conventional

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basic ethics, human rights, maturity

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Social Development

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forming an identity

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Erikson’s Trust vs. Mistrust

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0-1 Needs Met

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Erikson’s Autonomy vs. Shame/Doubt

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1-3 Ability to act on own

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Erikson’s Initiative vs. Guilt

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3-6 Finish what you Start

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Erikson’s Industry vs. Inferiority

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6-Puberty Trying w/ Effort

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Erikson’s Identity vs. Role Confusion

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teen-20s Who am I?

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Erikson’s Intimacy vs. Isolation

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20s-40s Wanting Closeness

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Erikson’s Generativity vs. Stagnation

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40s-60s Leave a MARK on World?

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Erikson’s Integrity vs. Despair

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60s-up Proud of Life?

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Moratorium

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delay making adult commitments or process of trial and error

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Fidelity

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faithfulness to one’s ideals/values, Loyalty to self

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Marcia’s Identity Forclosure

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accept identity and values from childhood, don”t explore alternatives

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Marcia’s Identity Diffusion

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no clear idea of self, not attempting to find self

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Marcia’s Identity Achievement

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Well-defined personal values, goals, and self-concept

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Issues with Adolescence-Adulthood

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  • Generation Gap
  • Family Conflict
  • Juvenile Delinquency
  • Eating Disorders
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Early Adulthood 20-39

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Marriage, Career, Kids

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Social Clock

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Culturally preferred timing of social events

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Cohabitation

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Increased Divorce Rates if before Marriage

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Menopause

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Menstruation and Ovulation stops, physical symptoms because of lessened Hormone levels

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Crystallized Intelligence

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Knowledge and Verbal Skills

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Fluid Intelligence

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Ability to reason Quickly

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Gerontology

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study of the aging process and problems of older people

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Ageism

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Prejudice against old age

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Thanatology

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study of death and methods of coping, Thanos=God of Death

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Institutionalization

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only 5% of elderly live in nursing homes

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Stages of Dying wit Terminally-Ill - Ross

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  • Denial
  • Anger
  • Bargaining
  • Depression
  • Acceptance

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