developmental psychology Flashcards

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what is behaviour due to

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behaviour is determined by our experiences and as we experience new cognitive, behavioural and environmental influences we build them into our behaviour
behaviour develops over a lifetime

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what are cognitive influences of behaviour

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how does our senses of whats right and wrong develop over time

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what are behavioural influences on behaviour

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experiencing punishment or reinforcement after behaving a certain way can encourage or discourage the child to repeat the behaviour

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what are environmental influences on a childs behaviour

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people we spend time with and role models of behaviour

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what is the methodology of the developmental area

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researchers are interested in how behaviour is affected by experiences
methods used are brain scans , observations and experiments

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what does the behaviourist perspective say behaviour is due to

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humans are born with no information on how to behave and so behaviour is shaped by interactions with the environment and others

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what types of behaviour are of interest to behavioural psychologists

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only observable behaviours

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how is dated collected in the behaviourist area

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observations and experiments

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what is operant conditioning

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learning through association

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what is classical conditioning

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learning through punishment and rewards

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what is social learning theory

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learning through watching or imitation of role models

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what are the 4 proceses needed for social learning

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attention- noticing behaviour
retention- remembering the behaviour
reproduction-copying behaviours we are capable of
motivation-have to be motivated to reproduce a behaviour

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what was the aim of banduras study

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to demonstrate that learning can occur through observation of role model and that imitation of the learned behaviour can occur without the role model present

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what were the hypothesis of banduras study

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children in the agressive condition will carry out more agression that other condition
non agressive condition will carry out less acts of aggression
boys will imitate more agressive behaviour
children will imitate more agression with same sex model

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what was classed at imitative in banduras study

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hitting doll with mallet

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what was classed as non imitative in banduras study

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shooting doll with dart gun

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what are conclusions from bandura study

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characteristics of role models effect imitation
external influences like who we view as role models can affect behaviour

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What was the funhaler

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a device for administering asthma medication that incorporates toys to act as positive reinforcement

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How many children were successful at medicating with funhaler

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73 vs 10 with normal

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What was the sample from chaneys study

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32 children from randomly recruited clinics in Perth
Age1.5 to 6

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What was the aim of chaneys study

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to investigate whether operant conditioning and positive reinforcement can be used to improve adherance to medication in Young asthmatics

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17
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how many children successfully had 4 breath cycle

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80 vs 50 before

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how many children were medicated day before

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81 vs 59 with standard inhaler

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