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Child Development Flashcards

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What are Erikson’s 8 Stages of Life Span Development?

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  1. Trust vs Mistrust
  2. Autonomy vs Shame & Doubt
  3. Initiative vs Guilt
  4. Industry vs Inferiority
  5. Identity vs Role confusion
  6. Intimacy vs Isolation
  7. Generativity vs Stagnation
  8. Integrity vs Despair
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What age does Trust vs Mistrust occur?

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Infancy
Birth - 18 months

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What age does Autonomy vs Shame & Doubt occur?

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Early Childhood
2-3yrs

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What age does Initiative vs Guilt occur?

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Preschool
3yrs - 5yrs

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What age does Industry vs Inferiority occur?

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School age
6-11 yrs

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What age does Identity vs Role confusion occur?

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Adolescence
12-18 yrs

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When does Intimacy vs Isolation occur?

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Young Adulthood
19-40 yrs

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When does Generativity vs Stagnation occur?

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Middle Adulthood
40-65 yrs

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When does Ego integrity vs Despair occur?

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Maturity
65 to death

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10
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Give an important event for the conflict Trust vs Mistrust

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Feeding

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Give an important event for the conflict Autonomy vs Shame & Doubt

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Toilet Training

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Give an important event for the conflict Initiative vs Guilt

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Exploration

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Give an important event for the conflict Industry vs Inferiority

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School

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Give an important even for the conflict Identity vs Role confusion

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Social Relationships

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Give an important event for the conflict Intimacy vs Isolation

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Relationships

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Give an important event for the conflict Generativity vs Stagnation

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Work and Parenthood

17
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Give an important event for the conflict Ego integrity vs Despair

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Reflection on Life

18
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What 2 concepts does equilibration consist of?

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Assimilation
Accommodation

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What is Assimilation?

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Process of matching external reality to an existing cognitive structure

20
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What is Accommodation?

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When there is an inconsistency between the learner’s cognitive structure and the thing being learnt, the child will reorganise her thoughts

21
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What are the 4 stages of Cognitive Development?

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Sensorimotor
Preoperational
Concrete operational
Formal operations

22
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What age does the Sensorimotor development occur?

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Birth - 2 years

23
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What age does preoperational development occur?

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2-7 yrs

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What age does Concrete operational development occur?

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7-11 yrs

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What age does Formal operation development occur?

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12-15 yrs

26
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What is object permanence?

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If the baby can’t see something, it doesn’t exist

27
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What are some behaviours to be expected during the sensorimotor stage?

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  • Explore the world through senses and motor activity
  • Early on, baby can’t tell difference between themselves and environment
  • Early on, object permanence
  • Begin to understand cause and effect
  • Can later follow something with their eyes
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What is conservation of matter?

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Understanding that something doesn’t change even though it looks different

Shape is not related to quantity

30
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What are some behaviours during the concrete operational stage?

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  • Abstract reasoning ability
  • Ability to generalise from concrete increases
  • Understand conservation of matter
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What are some behaviours during the formal operations stage?

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  • Be able to think about hypothetical situations
  • Form and test hypotheses
  • Organise information
  • Reason scientifically
32
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According to Piaget, how does development from one stage to another occur?

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Through interaction with the environment

Cognitive development can only occur after genetically controlled biological growth occurs

33
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True or False

Drive for development is internal

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TRUE

34
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True or False

Child can learn many things at each development stage

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FALSE

35
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True or False

Environmental factors can influence and direct development

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FALSE

Environmental factors cannot direct development but can influence

36
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Development will occur naturally through regular interaction with social environment

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TRUE

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