exam 1 Flashcards

1
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physical domain

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bodies growing and changing

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2
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cognitive domain

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changes in thinking, memory, problem solving, and other intellectual skills

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3
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social/emotional domain

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emotional control

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4
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define equality

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everyone benefits from same support

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5
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define equity

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everyone gets the support they need

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6
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define justice

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the cause(s) of the inequality addressed

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7
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nature vs nurture

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heredity vs environment

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8
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critical vs sensitive period

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must happen or it wont at all vs better to occur at certain time/in stages

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9
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continuous vs discontinuous

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gradual vs stages

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10
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what is the psychodynamic perspective

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believes behavior is motived by inner unconscious forces over which a person has little control

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11
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what is the behaviorism/social learning perspective

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emphasizes the role of modeling or observational learning in the development of behvaior

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12
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what is the cognitive perspective

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focuses on how memory changes over time

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13
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what is the evolutionary perspective

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bronfenbrenner (mesosystem, microsystem, etc)

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14
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define random assignment

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placing participants into control and experimental groups at random

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15
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positive correlation

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same direction; 1

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16
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negative correlation

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different directions; -1

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17
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no correlation

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no relationships; 0

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18
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what is a case study

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cant apply to others; tries to get full picture of one individiual

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19
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con of a survey

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reporter bias

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20
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what is a naturalist study

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observer effect; only watches and doesn’t interfere

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21
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what is a lab study

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artificial setting; occurs in lab so not the greatest way to gain accurate unaffected picture

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22
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what is a longitudinal study

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sample people, different times

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23
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what is a cross-sectional study

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same time, different people

24
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what is a sequential study

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participants are followed over time and participate are all different ages

25
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what is informed consent

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permission granted w the knowledge of possible consequences and outcomes

26
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define habituation

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an instinct humans possess where we elicit a physiological response based on whether we undertake that we are safe, bored, relaxed

27
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define eye tracking

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following and recording eye movement of the eye as it looks at something

28
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define phenotype

A

directly observable characteristics

29
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define genotype

A

whats written in our DNA

30
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XX, XY

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male, female

31
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what are dizygotic twins

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fraternal; produced when 2 separate ova ard fertilized by 2 separate sperm at roughly the same time

32
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what are monozygotic twins

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identical, share 100% of DNA

33
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what is epigenetics

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the idea we can turn genes on and off

34
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what are x-linked disorders

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caused by variants in genes on x chromosome, one of the 2 sex characteristics

35
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down syndrome

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an extra chromosome; causes health issues and severe disabilities

36
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define implantation

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blastocyst implants into the wall of the uterus

37
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define blastocyst

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a fertilized egg that divides into a ball of cells

38
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define placenta

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grows in uterus to supply baby w food and oxygen through umbilical cord

39
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what is a doula

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birthing coach who is there to advocate for the mom

40
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what is lanugo

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fine dark fuzz that covers a newborn and soon disappears

41
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what is vernix

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cottage cheese like substance covering baby after birth

42
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what does breech mean

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butt; c-section always

43
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problems of being premature

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before 37 wks; heart problems, temp control problems, blood problems, gastro problems

44
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problems of being post term

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38-41 wks; baby could be too big

45
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problems of low birth weight

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trouble staying warm, feeding and gaining weight issues

46
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what is the age of viability

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22-26 wks

47
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rates of c-section

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~ 37%

48
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infertility rates and causes

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sperm: low, slow, or malformed
egg/uterus: lack of ovulation or inability to maintain pregnancy
~ 10% of couples suffer from infertility

49
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what are teratogens

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any environmental agent that causes damage during prenatal period

50
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what happens in the embryonic stage

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2-8 wks; major organs and body systems grow

51
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what happens in the fetal stage

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changes in size and weight; last stage

52
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when does sex development start

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5-6 wks in

53
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when can u see the sex of a fetus

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18-21 wks through ultrasound

54
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what happens in labor stage 1

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begins w regular contractions and ends when cervix is completely dilated

55
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what happens in labor stage 2

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episiotomy: an incision sometimes made to increase the opening of vagina to allow baby to pass; say no

56
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what happens in labor stage 3

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second birth aka placenta being delievered