Development People Flashcards

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Ainsworth

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“strange situation” attachment study

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Baumrind

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relationship b/w parental style & aggression

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Bowlby

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attachment in human children

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Chomsky

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linguist; children have innate capacity for language acquisition

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Erikson

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8 stages of psychosocial development

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Freud

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5 stages of psychosexual development; Oedipal conflict

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Gesell

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development due to maturation

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Gilligan

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males & females have different orientations toward morality

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Hall

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founder of developmental psych

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Harlow

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used monkeys, “surrogate mothers”, to study contact comfort & bond formation

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Kohlberg

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moral development using moral dilemmas

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Locke

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infants have no predetermined tendencies, tabula rasa

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Lorenz

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imprinting in birds

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Piaget

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4 stages of cognitive development

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Rousseau

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development can unfold w/o help from society

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Terman

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longitudinal study on gifted children

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Tryon

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genetic basis of maze-running ability in rats

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Vygotsky

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cognitive development; importance of proximal development