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Development and Disorders Flashcards

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Developmental psychology

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Examines physical, cognitive, and social development across a life span

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Zygote

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A fertilized egg, enters a 2 week period of rapid cell division and becomes an embryo

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Embryo

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Developing human organism from 2 weeks to 2 months

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Fetus

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Developing human from a weeks to birth

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Teratogens

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Chemicals or virus that can reach an embryo or fetus during prenatal stage and cause harm

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Fetal alcohol syndrome

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Physical and cognitive abnormalities in children caused by pregnancy drinking

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Habituation

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Decreasing responsiveness with repeated stimulation, as infants are repeatedly stimulated, their interests wane

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Maturation

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What we are capable of and when, such as walking. Maturation can be prolonged but not accelerated

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Adolescence

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The years spent from transitioning from child to adult

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Puberty

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Sexual maturation

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Formal operations

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Applying abstract ideas to the world

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Kohlberg’s moral ladder

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  1. Pre conventional: self interest, obey rules, avoid punishment, gain rewards
  2. conventional: early adolescence, uphold laws, gain social approval
  3. post conventional: adolescence and beyond, actions reflect beliefs
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Delay gratification

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Declining small, immediate reward for longer, more drawn out rewards

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Erickson’s search for identity

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Infancy: trust V. Mistrust
Toddlerhood: 1-3 autonomy V. Shame/doubt
Preschool:3-6 initiative V. Guilt
Elementary: 6- puberty competence V. Inferiority
Adolescence: teen-20 identity V. Role confusion
Young adult: 20-40 intimacy v isolation
Middle adult: 40-60 generality V. Stagnancy
Late adult:60-death integrity V. Despair

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Emerging adulthood

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18-mid 20’s when adolescence are not fully dependent

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Menopause

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The natural succession of menstration, ability to menstrate and reproduction

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Sandwich generation

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Caring for parents and children simultaneously

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Social clock

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Culturally preferred timings of marriage, parenting, and retirement

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Piagets cognitive development

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Sensorimotor (birth - 2): learn through motor skills
Pre operational (2-6/7): too young to hold together ideas and go beyond
Concrete operational (7-11): grasp conservation and mentally change shape while conserving size
Formal operational stage (1-adolecence): ability to think abstractly
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Psychological disorders

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Syndrome marked by clinically significant disturbance in an individual’s cognition, emotion, and regulation or behavior

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Medical model

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Concept that diseases have a physical causes that can be diagnosed, treated, and even cured through treatment

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Young adult

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An upward trend, you know and see your possibility

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Middle adulthood

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Some aspects of life are diminishing beginning at mid 20’s

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Old age

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After 70’s stamina declines much more rapidly

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Fluid intelligence

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New skills

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Crystalline intelligence

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Wisdom

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3 d’s

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Disfunction, distress, deviant

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Anxiety disorder

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Excessive apprehensiveness and maladaptive behaviors which attempt to reduce anxiety

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Generalized anxiety

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Persistent, apprehensive, autonomic arousal with an inability to avoid those feelings

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Panic disorder

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Intense, episodic dread without reason and no particular trigger

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Major depressive disorder

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Two or more weeks with 5 or more symptoms one of which being loss of interest or depressed mood

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Mania

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Hyper activity, wildly optimistic state with bad judgement

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Bipolar disorder

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Alternation between hopelessness and mania

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Schizophrenia

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Delusions, hallucinations, disorganized speech, diminished or inappropriate emotional expression

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Psychotic disorder

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Irrationality, distorted perception, loss of reality

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Chronic schizophrenia

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Symptoms appear late in adolescence, episodes last longer and recovery is less likely

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Acute schizophrenia

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Can happen at any time, usually because of trauma, recovery is usually possible

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Personality disorder

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Inflexible, enduring behavior patterns that impair social functioning

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Positive symptoms

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More common, hallucinations, odd speech, addition of behaviors

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Negative symptoms

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Flat effect, ridged, absence of behaviors

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Catatonic

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Paralyzed or stuck in a position or repetitive motion

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Emerging adulthood (18-25)

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Newer idea in today’s world

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Gottman’s 4 horses of the apocalypse

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  1. Criticism
  2. Contempt
  3. Defensiveness
  4. Stone walling
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Delusions

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A false belief, often of persecuted or grandeur, accompany psychotic disorders frequently

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Negative mood triad

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  1. Stable/permanent
  2. Global (everything is bad)
  3. Internal focus
    Leads to depression
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Positive mood triad

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  1. Temporary
  2. Specific
  3. External focus
    Healthy coping

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