Development Flashcards

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In cognitive behavior modification, students are taught directly how to use ____-instruction.

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self

Examples are asking yourself questions while you’re reading–“Does this make sense?

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Cognitive development focuses on how children learn and _______ information.

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process

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_________, according to Ralph Waldo Emerson is “the only teacher.”

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Experience

Learning is a relatively permanent change in behavior that occurs through experience.

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Generally, _________ development is referred to as the changes which occur to a person’s cognitive structures, abilities, and processes.

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cognitive

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According to Benjamin Bloom, learning behaviors can be categorized into three types of learning: cognitive domain, affective domain, and ___________ domain.

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psychomotor

This hierarchy of learning behaviors became known as Bloom’s taxonomy.

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The two major psychologists who are discussed when it comes to Cognitive Development theory are Piaget and ________.

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Vygotsky

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The most widely known theory of childhood cognitive development was proposed by _________ in 1969.

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Jean Piaget

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Piaget proposed the idea that cognitive development consisted of the development of _______ competence, and that the development of this competence consists of four major stages.

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logical

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Piaget argued that a child’s cognitive performance depended more on the ______ of development he was in than on the specific task being performed.

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stage

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Recent studies have cast some doubt on Piaget’s theory of ___________ performance within a given stage.

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homogeneous

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Instead of Piaget’s theory , it is now believed that performance varies greatly within each stage and depends more on the acquisition and development of ________, perception, decision rules, and real-world knowledge for any individual child.

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language

Piaget’s theory is doubted in the sense that not all children in one stage are at the same level

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The major theme of Vygotsky’s theoretical framework is that social ___________ plays a fundamental role in the development of cognition.

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interaction

Vygotsky’s believes that social interaction is the prime influencing factor in cognitive development.

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The practice of talking to yourself is known as _______ speech.

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private

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________ stated that every function in a child’s cognitive development appears twice.

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Vygotsky

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According to Vygotsky, every function in a child’s cognitive development first appears on the ______ level, then later on the individual level.

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social

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A second aspects of Vygotsky’s theory is the idea that the potential for cognitive development is limited to a certain time span which he calls the ____ ____ ____ ________.

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zone of proximal development

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Full development during the Zone of Proximal Development depends upon full ______ ________.

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social interaction

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According to Vygotsky, the range of skills that can be developed with adult guidance or peer collaboration _____ what can be attained alone.

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exceeds

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________ (defined in terms of justice, welfare, rights) can be distinguished from concepts of social conventions, which are the consensually determined standards of conduct particular to a given social group.

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Morality

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The ________ Principle states that a more-preferred activity can serve as a reinforcer for a less-preferred activity.

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Premack

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Historically, _____ development issues have been approached from two perspectives with divergent, though overlapping, interests and differing sets of assumptions about the nature of social development and socialization.

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moral

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On one hand have been ________ character educators whose emphasis has been on processes of internalization and self control that would ostensibly result in virtuous conduct.

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traditional

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On the other hand have been ______ developmentalists whose emphasis has been on the development of structures of moral reasoning which ostensibly underlie action choices.

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cognitive

Cognitive developmentalists believe in the connection between action choices and moral reasoning.

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________ acquisition is one of the central topics in cognitive science.

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Language

25
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Possessing a _______ is the quintessentially human trait: all normal humans speak, no nonhuman animal does.

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language

Language is the main vehicle by which we know about other people’s thoughts, and the two must be intimately related.

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All cognitive abilities do not necessarily ________ with age.

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decrease

27
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Every time we _____ we are revealing something about language, so the facts of language structure are easy to come by; these data hint at a system of extraordinary complexity.

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speak

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With language so close to the ____ of what it means to be human, it is not surprising that children’s acquisition of language has received so much attention. Anyone with strong views about the human mind would like to show that children’s first few steps are steps in the right direction.

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core

29
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When creating ________ tests, it is important to give everyone an equal opportunity. Questions with a cultural bias should be avoided.

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standardized

30
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Language acquisition makes a unique contribution to the issue of _______ development.

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mental

31
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The ____ score is the average score.

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mean

The mean is another word for the average.

32
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The median is a measure of _______ tendency.

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central

Median is the value of a set of numbers that divides it exactly in half.

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The mode is the most __________ occurring value in a set or distribution of scores.

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frequently

Given the following set of numbers: 1, 4, 1, 7, 9… the mode would be 1, because that occurs more than any other number in the group.

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The sense of being “a boy” or “a girl” is called _____ ______, a term that came into the medical literature in the 1950s.

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gender identity

Most children develop a clearly defined sense of whether they are boys or girls at a young age.

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After gender identity is ______, then gender stability develops.

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formed

For most children this develops somewhere between 18 and 30 months of age.

36
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Gender stability is the ___________ that girls grown up to be women, that they don’t grow penises and becomes men, and vice versa

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realization

37
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Gender identity is not the same as ________ gender, which is commonly used to mean the biologic identity

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biologic

For most people, gender identity matches with biologic gender.

38
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Not only is gender identity important to the child as an individual and socially, it also has great impact on the quality of ________ the child receives.

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education

39
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According to Freud’s theory of ____________ development, children go through six stages between birth and adolescence: oral, anal, phallic, oedipal, latency, and genital.

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psychosexual

40
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There are four primary aspects to psychological development during ___________. First there is the physical: bodily changes, preoccupation, and self consciousness (Am I normal?).

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adolescence

This includes sexual identity development and sexual activity.

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The second aspect to psychological development during adolescence is the _________ change: a shift from concrete to formal operations, allowing greater abstract thinking skills, symbolic reasoning and hypothetical analysis.

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cognitive

The cognitive change involves development of creative reasoning and hypothetical skills

42
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______ changes involve increased independence, expanding peer relations, and individuation from the family.

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social

The ability to function alone and in a group with a sense of self and individuality.

43
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Identity Formation was studied by Erik Erikson, who constructed the major task of adolescence as identity vs. identity _________.

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confusion/diffusion

Its defined by the question “Who am I uniquely?

44
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___________ can be seen as an intrinsic period of “storm and stress”.

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Adolescence

45
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Adolescence is also a period of greater behavioral _______________ that is developmentally appropriate and socially adaptive for most, but which can carry high risks and long term harms for others.

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experimentation

Adolescence is a time when behavioral experimentation occurs, learning what is socially acceptable

46
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Erikson defined eight stages of human development, and each stage is characterized by a different psychological “crisis.” The crisis in the Adolescent stage is ________.

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identity

Erik Erikson’s Adolescence stage lasts from Age 12 to 18

47
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Maslow came up with the _________ of Needs. Needs towards the bottom of the hierarchy must be fulfilled before needs towards the top become a motivator.

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hierarchy

48
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Erikson proposed that there were eight stages of psycho-social development, four of which occur during childhood. They are 1.) Trust vs. mistrust, 2.) Autonomy vs. shame and doubt, 3.) Initiative vs. guilt, 4.) Industry vs. ___________.

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Inferiority

49
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People with good ________ health are in control of their thoughts, feelings and behaviors.

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emotional

They feel good about themselves and have good relationships. They can keep problems in perspective.

50
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It’s important to remember that people with good emotional health sometimes have emotional problems or ______ illness.

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mental

51
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Mental illness often has a physical cause such as a chemical _________ in the brain.

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imbalance

52
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Stress and problems with family, work or school can sometimes _____ mental illness or make it worse.

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trigger

53
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People with good emotional health have learned ways to ____ with stress and problems.

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cope

They know when they need to seek help from their doctor or a counselor.

54
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__________ for learning can be the difference between academic success and failure.

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Preparedness

55
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_____ _________ is based on children’s physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development.

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School readiness

56
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Although the _______ lives faced by families of young children today involve multiple, interrelated factors that can promote or undermine human development and family well-being, many current programming efforts remain fragmented, categorical, and uncoordinated.

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complex

57
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____________ to support the development of young children is much more efficient and effective when it is preventive, when it is focused on supporting the family’s role, and when it is locally designed to serve demonstrated needs.

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Programming

Prevention is one of the best ways to ensure that a child experiences healthy development in a supportive program.

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True or false? A man in his mid thirties can usually remember a longer string of numbers than a 1st grader, because he has greater memory capacity.

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False

He does not necessarily have greater memory capacity, but most likely his mind automatically uses memorization techniques like chunking to allow him to store a longer string of numbers in only 7 short memory slots.