Development - all (lectures) Flashcards
What personality disorder in adulthood is associated with anxious/resistant behavior as a child?
Dependent, histrionic and borderline
What personality disorders are a/w anxious/avoidant behavior as a child?
schizoid, avoidant, inhibitedness
What personality disorders are a/w disorganized behavior as a child?
Dissociative
What is the example of classical conditioning used in class?
Pavlov’s dogs
Giving a dog a treat after performing a trick is an example of _________ conditioning.
Operant
Giving a liberty pass as a result of a good PRT score is an example of _______ ________.
Token economies
Spanking a child is an example of _______ _______.
Aversion Therapy
Muscle memory is a term used to describe __________.
Overlearning
During what Piagetian stage is a person primarily driven by sensory stimulation?
Sensory-motor birth - 2 yrs
During what Piagetian stage does a person become self-aware and begin gender identity?
Preoperational 2 - 7 yrs
During what Piagetian stage does a sense of right and wrong begin to develop?
Preoperational 2 - 7 yrs
During what Piagetian stage do transitive, inductive logic, and thought dominance begin?
Concrete operations 7 - 12 yrs
During what Piagetian stage do abstract thought and metacognition begin?
Formal operations 12 and older
What are the five Freudian stages and the ages to which they are associated?
Oral stage 0 - 1.5 Anal 1.5 - 3 Phallic 3 - 6 Latency 6 - 12 Genital 12 and on
According to Freud what event will lead to being obsessive about organization?
Too strict toilet training
According to Freud what are a boy’s feelings toward his mother and father during the phallic stage?
Marry his mom and kill his father
According to Freud how are a child’s heterosexual oedipal conflicts manifested?
Transient fears of monsters, the dark, etc
According to Freud the ______ stage is marked by enjoying school and socializing.
Latency
What did Erikson propose as the root of arrested development?
Unresolved conflict met during a point of development.
What did Erikson propose as the most important factor of the trust vs. mistrust phase?
Will the parent be there for the child
What is the major gross motor milestone of 12 months?
Walking
What Erikson stage is a kid in who refuses help in dressing even though they may have difficulty in doing it?
Autonomy vs. shame and doubt
What fine motor skill should a child have by 12 months?
pincher (ex. picking up a small object with thumb and forefinger)
What major psychosocial (with regard to parents) milestone should be achieved by 36 months ?
Easily separate from parents
