developmental area

Question 1

theme 1

Answer 1

external influences on behavior
Bandura
Chaney

Question 2

theme 2

Answer 2

moral development
Kolberg
Lee

Question 3

principle

Answer 3

behaviour is not static, it changes across the life span with a critical period of early childhood being the brain at its most plastic

Question 4

usefulness

Answer 4

by understanding the influences that effect development, psychologists can manipulate those influences for the better of society
use operant conditioning in school setc to encourage commitment to studying

Question 5

operant conditioning

Answer 5

learning process
learner learns tough reward and punishment

Question 6

strengths

Answer 6

• has practical applications
  -developmental psych as a whole is holistic + recognises the role of nature + nurture

Question 7

Nature nurture EX

Answer 7

Kolberg suggests there’s an innate timeline of moral development (nature) and meanwhile Lee suggests this is impacted by culture (nurture)

Question 8

weaknesses

Answer 8

-often uses child Participants unethical
-protection from harm- scares children seeing adult be aggressive
-teaching children to be aggsressive - Bandura
-takes a nomotheitic approach- doesn’t empathsise with ID area

Question 9

Comeback to child P unethical

Answer 9

-ethical as helps children get healthier- Chaney - funhaler

Question 10

EX of not empathising with ID area

Answer 10

all children follow a timeline of moral development Kolberg

Question 11

nature nurture

Answer 11

Kolberg and Lee =nature
Chaney + Bandura =nurture

Question 12

individual situational

Answer 12

Kolberg + lee =both
Chaney + bandura = situational

Question 13

reductionism holism

Answer 13

Kolberg + Lee=holism
Bandura+Chaney =reductionism