Developmental Theories in Perspective PowerPoint Flashcards

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Child Development

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A field devoted to understanding all concepts of human growth and change from conception through adolescence.

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Developmental Psychology

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More generalized field of study. This field includes child development, and is devoted to understanding all aspects of human growth and change across the entire lifespan.

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What is the theory of development?

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Consists of a systematic framework of principles based on organized observations of changes in behavior over time.

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What are the early views on childhood?

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Original Sin, Tabula Rasa, and Innate Goodness

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Original Sin

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Child that were born into the world were viewed as evil beings.

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Tabula Rasa

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John Locke= Children are born as a “blank tablet.”

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Innate Goodness

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Rousseau= Children are inherently good.

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What are the four aspects of development?

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Physical Development, Cognitive Development, Emotional and Social Development, Moral Development

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Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory

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Development is the result of relationships between people and their environments. Child’s development cannot solely be evaluated in the immediate environment. Must also examine interactions among the larger environments

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What are the four nested systems?

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Microsystem, mesosystem, exosystem, and macrosystem

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Microsystem

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Variables in which the child is directly exposed to. Relationships, environment, child’s body. This is where most of the child’s behavior is learned.

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Mesosystem

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Interconnections between the microsystems. The interactions between family and teachers, and the relationship between the child’s peers and the family.

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