Chapter 5 Lecture 1 PART II Flashcards
Theories of Development
BROFENBRENNER:
-What kind of theory was he associated with?
Social and Economic Influences
BROFENBRENNER:
He believed that _____ and _____ factors influence growth and development
social and economic
MASLOW:
-What theory was he associated with?
Hierarchy of Needs
MASLOW:
-What is the Hierarchy of Needs?
Basic needs must be met to achieve self-actualization
MASLOW:
-What are the 6 stages in the Hierarchy of Needs?
- Physiological Needs: food, water, rest
- Activity
- Safety
- Love and belonging
- Self esteem
- Self-actualization
ROGERS:
-What theory was he associated with?
Environmental Theory
ROGERS:
-He believed what?
-Positive relationships form what?
-Every person has the potential to achieve their ideal self
-self-concept
WATSON:
-What kind of theory was he associated with?
Behaviorist Theory
WATSON:
-What is he known as?
-What did he believe?
-“Father of behaviorism”
-the environment & experiences molded the personality
PAVLOV & SKINNER:
-They were associated with what kind of theory?
-This means that what two things with the environment were central to development?
Behaviorist Theory of Personality
-learning and interactions
PAVLOV:
-What kind of conditioning was he?
Classical
PAVLOV:
-What kind of response?
Involuntary
PAVLOV:
-He believed that learning was due to what?
Associating (pairing) things in the environment
SKINNER:
What kind of conditioning?
Operant
SKINNER:
-What kind of response?
Voluntary
SKINNER:
-He believed that learning involves ______ and ______
rewards & punishments
SKINNER:
-Explain the learning of behaviors
Reinforcement OR punishment is used to increase OR decrease the probability that a behavior will occur again in the future
BANDURA & MISCHEL:
-They were associated with what kind of theory?
Social-Learning Theories of Personality
BANDURA & MISCHEL:
-They believed learning occured through what?
Observation and imitation
KOHLBERG:
-What kind of theory was he associated with?
Theory of Moral Development
KOHLBERG:
-He belived that the development of ____ ____ enables a person to differentiate _____ from _____
-social rules
-right from wrong
KOHLBERG:
-What are the three stages and ages of moral development?
- Preconventional (0-5)
- Conventional (6-12)
- Postconventional (12 and beyond)
KOHLBERG:
-What is the preconventional stage?
-Follows rules to avoid consequences and get REWARDS!!
-Sticker charts work for them
KOHLBERG:
-What is the conventional stage?
-They follow the rules to be percieved as “good” and get approval from OTHERS!!
KOHLBERG:
-What is the postconventional stage?
-They make decisions based on what THEY BELIEVE IS RIGHT
-abstract ideas, values, and beliefs affect their decisions
COOLEY & MEAD:
-What kind of theory were they associated with?
Development of Self-image
COOLEY & MEAD:
-What did they believe in?
-What does that mean?
-The looking glass-self
-we view ourselves according to how we appear to others
PECK & HAVINGHURST:
-They were associated with what kind of theory?
Developmental Tasks of the Older Adult
PECK:
-What did he believe the 3 developmental tasks of the older adult were?
- Coping with retirement
- Adapting to physiological decline due to aging
- Facing inevitability of death
HAVINGHURST:
-He thought that late adulthood involved _____ ____ and maintaining _____ in life
-accepting oneself
-meaning
HAVINGHURST:
-What did he believe were the 5 developmental tasks of the older adult?
- Adjusting to decreasing health status
- Adjusting to decreased income
- Adjusting to death of a spouse
- Adapting to changing social roles with peer groups
- Adapting to changing living arrangements
ATCHLEY:
-What kind of theory was he associated with?
Developmental Stages of Retirement
ATCHLEY:
-What are the 5 developmental stages of retirement?
- Preretirement
- Honeymoon
- Disenchantment
- Stability
- Terminal
ADDITIONAL INFLUENCES ON GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT:
-What three things does this consists of?
- Cultural beliefs and practices
- Gender differences
- Poverty
What is nature?
-Example?
-Genes & hereditary factors
-Physical appearance, personality traits
What is nurture?
-Example?
-Environmental variables
-Childhood experiences