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Development - Lady Bird, Good Will Hunting, & Moonlight Flashcards

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Neoanalytic Stage Theory

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Erik Erikson’s theory of identity formation, a lifelong process

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Erikson vs Freud

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Erikson’s theory is life long, and not focused on sexual gratification

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Ego Psychology

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Involves understanding of the environment, goal achievement, and identity establishment

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Crisis (Erikson)

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Turning point, cruicial period of vulnerability that can lead to failure or strength

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Erikson Stage 1

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Trust vs Mistrust
• infancy (0-1 years)
• learns to trust others and have basic confidence in the future
• failed: feeling of worthlessness and mistrust if the world

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Erikson Stage 2

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Autonomy vs Shame
• 18 months to 3 years
• builds self esteem and autonomy
• failed: feelings of shame and doubt of capabilities, low self esteem

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Erikson Stage 3

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Initiative vs Guilt
• 3-5 years
• copies adults and creating play situations
• failed: if scolded for play, feels guilt for natural desires and goals

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Erikson Stage 4

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Industry vs Inferiority
• 6-12 years
• learning new skills and developing a sense of industry/work
• failed: feeling inferior to peers, inadequacy

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Erikson Stage 5

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Identity vs Role Confusion
• 12-20 years
• life is more complex, finding out own identity, developing values
• failed: role confusion and frustration

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Role Strain

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Competing demands from different identities pull a person in opposite ways

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Identity Diffusion

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Avoids exploring or making commitments by remaining in an amorphous state of identity diffusion

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Identity Foreclosure

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Commitment without exploring alternatives

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Identity Moratorium

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Actively exploring alternatives

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Identity Achievement

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The result of diffusion and moratorium

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Erikson Stage 6

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Intimacy vs Isolation
• 18-35 years
• seeking companionship and love, deep connections (only after a reasonable sense of identity exists)
• failed: isolation and distance from others

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Erikson Stage 7

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Generativity vs Stagnation
• 35-55 years
• self worth coming from the care of others and use to society
• failed: self indulgence, focused on self

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Erikson Stage 8

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Integrity vs Despair
• 55-Death
• fulfillment with a sense of life meaning
• failed: despair at failures in life and regrets of experiences

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Terror Management Theory

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People make illogical decisions due to fear of eminent death

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Internalized

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Accepting values, opinions, or attitudes of others into one’s own identity

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Bowlby

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Attachment theory, where early attachment and reactions of the infant form working models for later relationships

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Internal Working Models

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Unconscious expectations and mental representations

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Harlow’s Monkey Study

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Monkeys prefer a cloth mother without food to a wire mother with food, it values comfort more than food

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Strange Situation Test

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Parent infant separation and reunion procedure that is staged in a lab to test child security

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Secure Attachment

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Baby is secure when parent is present, distressed by separation, and delighted by reunion

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Anxious Attachment

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Baby clings to parents, cries at separation, reacts with frustration and desire to be close at reunion

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Avoidant Attachment

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Baby does not interact with mother when present or when she returns

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Authoritative Parenting

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  • demanding, controlling
  • accepting, responsive, child centered
  • secure attachment
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Authoritarian Parenting

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  • demanding, controlling
  • rejecting, unresponsive, parent centered
  • compliant and anxious attachment
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Indulgent Parenting

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  • undemanding, low control
  • accepting, responsive, child centered
  • impulsive and non compliant
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Neglectful Parenting

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  • undemanding, low control
  • rejecting, unresponsive, parent centered
  • serious conduct issues
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Goodness of Fit

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Temperament of children may or may not match the environment

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Freud’s Stages

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  1. Oral
  2. Anal
  3. Phallic
  4. Latency
  5. Genital
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Freud’s Oral Stage

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  • 8-12 months
  • focuses on the mouth to satisfy urges
  • Ego Development
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Freud’s Anal Stage

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  • 1-3 years
  • focuses on holding the bodily functions
  • either compliant or noncompliant
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Freud’s Phallic Stage

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  • 3-6 years
  • focused on genitals
  • superego develops
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Freud’s Latency Stage

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  • 6-puberty
  • libido dormant
  • little development, freud was relatively uninterested
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Freud’s Genital Stage

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  • puberty-death

* looks for deeper connections and relationships

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Reactive Attachment Disorder

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Avoidant attachment can lead to reactive attachment disorder.
• unexplained withdrawal, fear, sadness
• sad and listless
• not responding to comfort
• observes others but does not participate

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Hyperactivation of Attachment System

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Anxious Attachment

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Deactivation of Attachment System

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Avoidant attachment

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Role of Friendship in Development

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  • defines self worth and sense of self

* helps development of social skills

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Parenting in Lady Bird

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Authoritarian

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Types of Attachment in Lady Bird, Good Will Hunting, and Moonlight

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  • Lady Bird - Anxious
  • Good Will Hunting - Avoidant
  • Moonlight - Avoidant
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Defense Mechanisms in Good Will Hunting

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displacement - Will punches someone he knew in kindergarten

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Intersectionality

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  • taking into account all aspects of a person’s background

* Moonlight - Chiron is black, gay, and comes from an impoverished background

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