chapters 1 - 3 Flashcards

1
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What was Plato’s and Aristotle’s 3 stages of life?

A

Young Manhood
- development of reason
- emerging sexuality
- sensitivity

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2
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What is the Religious Doctrine?

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That man created in God’s image
, orginal sin and preformationist

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3
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Who were the Philosphers in the Renaissance period?

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Locke (1632 - 1704) and Rosseau (1712 - 1778)

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4
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Industrial Revolution (late 1700s - 1800s)

A

1st youth culture

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5
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What is the age of adolescence ? (1890 - 1920)

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Laws and Science

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6
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What ages is early adolescence?

A

10 - 14

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7
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what happens during early adolescence?

A

Puberty, gaining independence from parents and maturing relationships with peers

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8
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what age is late adolescence?

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15 - 18

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9
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what happens during late adolescence?

A

identity, initimate relationships, emerging sexuality

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10
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what age is emerging adulthood?

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18 - 25

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11
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what happens during emerging adulthood?

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Instability, indetity exploration, feeling “in between”

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12
Q

what’s the primary sex characteristics of boys?

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  • production of sperm
  • development of sex organs
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13
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what’s the primary sex characteristics of girls?

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  • production of eggs
  • development of sex organs
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14
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what are the secondary sex characteristics of boys?

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  • hair growth in pubic, underarm, chests and face
  • skin becomes rougher
  • sweat glands increase production
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15
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what are the secondary sex characteristics of girls?

A

hair growth
- skin is rougher
sweat glands
- enlargement of breasts

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16
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what does the hypothalamus do during puberty?

A

its when hormonal changes begins and gradually increases production of gonadotropin releasing hormone and monitors levels of androgens and estrogens

17
Q

what is the puberty gland?

A

production of gonadotropins

18
Q

What are the two productions of sex hormones?

A

gonads and adrenal glands

19
Q

what are the biological factors of puberty?

A

genetics and body fat

20
Q

what are the environmental factors of puberty?

A

secular trend and cross cultural studies

21
Q

what are Piagets formal operations?

A
  • metacognition
  • abstract thinking
  • hypothetical reasoning
  • deductive reasoning
22
Q

what are Piagets last two stages?

A
  • concrete operational ( 7-11)
  • formal operational ( 12 - adult)
23
Q

what are the effects on development?

A
  • idealism
  • adolescent egocentrism (imaginary audience, personal fable)
24
Q

what are the information processing gains?

A
  • attention
  • processing
  • storage and retrieval
25
Q

what is improved executive functioning?

A
  • cognitive control
  • desicision making
  • critical thinking
26
Q

what are neurons and synapses?

A
  • overproduction / exuberance (10 - 12)
  • synaptic pruning (12 - 20)
  • myelination
27
Q

what is the brain structure in adolescence?

A
  • prefrontal cortex
  • cerebellum
  • Limbic system
28
Q

what is the brain chemistry?

A

dopamine and oxytocin