Chpt 1 Quiz Flashcards

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Adolescence

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(ages 12-18) (puberty, abstract thinking, peer relations are important now)

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Early childhood

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(ages 3-6) (play and learn about the world; how people think and feel)

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3
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Punishment

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Decrease behavior

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4
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Negative

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Take away stimilus

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5
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Reinforcement

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Increase behavior

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6
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Psychosocial 3

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3-5 Initiative vs guilt

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Infancy

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(the first year of life) (totally dependent on caregivers; strong emotional attachment develops)

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Middle Childhood

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(ages 6-12) (think in structured way, school begins; discover how they are unique)

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9
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Psychosocial stage 1

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Infant - 18 months trust vs. mistrust: achieve trust if caregivers are consistent and responsive to child; otherwise child develops mistrust

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10
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Theory

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An idea based on evidence used to explain information or make predictions

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11
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Equifinity

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when different pathways can result in same outcomes (or similar outcomes stem from different early experiences; example is abused kids end up healthy)

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12
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Empathy

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Capacity to take the role of the other

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13
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Multifinity

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is when same pathway can result in different outcomes.

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14
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Positive

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Add stimulus

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15
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Toddlerhood

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(ages 1-3) (language develops, motor skills, independence)

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16
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Psychosocial stage 2

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18 months - 3 years autonomy vs. shame and doubt: child becomes more independent and has self control– otherwise he/she has low self-confidence