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sensitive periods

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optimal period for experiences for normal development

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critical period

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period where experiences MUST occur for normal development

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assimilation

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new experiences into existing schemas

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accomodation

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new experiences change schemas

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sensorimotor stage

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  • object permanence
  • understanding sensory and physical interactions
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preoperational stage

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  • conservation
  • thinking symbolically
  • pretend play
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concrete operational stage

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basic mental operations

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formal operational stage

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  • logic
  • complex thinking (hypotheses, etc)
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stranger anxiety

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distress from unfamiliar people

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separation anxiety

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distress from being away from primary care giver

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Harlow Monkey Study

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  • monkeys isolated and unsocialized
  • wire vs cloth mother
  • cloth > wire mother
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Ainsworth Strange Situation Task

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a procedure devised by Mary Ainsworth in the 1970s to observe attachment in children, that is relationships between a caregiver and child.

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indiscriminate attachment

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form attachment with available support

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discriminate attachment

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strong attachment to one person

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specific attachment

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baby attaches to certain people for support

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secure attachment

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high regard for self + others

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fearful attachment

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low regard for self + others

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preoccupied attachment

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low regard for self + high regard for others

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dismissive attachment

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high regard for self + low regard for others

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trust vs mistrust

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consistent care?

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autonomy vs shame/doubt

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independence?

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initiative vs guilt

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curiousity

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industry vs inferiority

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me vs my peers

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identity vs confusion

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who am i?

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intimacy vs isolation

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my relationships?

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generativity vs self-absorption

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what do i contribute?

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integrity vs despair

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do i have regrets? do i have a good life?

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authoritarian

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cold + strict

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authoritative

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warm + strict

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indulgent

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warm + permissive

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neglectful

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cold + permissive

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identity diffusion

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role confusion

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identity foreclosure

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conform identity without search

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identity moratorium

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active search for identity

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identity achievement

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found role/identity

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ego

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reality principle
conscious

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superego

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moral principle
unconscious

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id

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pleasure principle
unconscious

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repression

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motivated forgetting

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denial

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refusal to acknowledge

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displacement

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impulses repressed and then put onto a more acceptable target

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intelluctualization

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removing emotional components to make a intellectual understanding

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projection

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disguising impulses by attributing them to others

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rationaliziation

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false excuse to ease anxiety

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reaction formation

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unconsciously switch impulses into their opposites; engage in exaggerated behavior

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sublimation

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taboo impulses channeled into socially acceptable behavior

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oral stage

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  • satisfaction from eating/sucking
  • fixation lead to self-indulgence/ dependency
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anal stage

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  • pleasure focused on elimination of body wastes
  • fixation lead to messy, negative, dominant adults
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phallic stage

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  • pleasure derived from sexual organs
  • fixation lead to oedpius complex
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latency stage

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sexuality dormant

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genital stage

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erotic impulses expressed in sexual relationships

52
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criteria for abnormality

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distress
- judgments of abnormality most likely when distress is disproportionately acute or long-lasting

dysfunctionality
- either for individual or for society

deviance
- from cultural norm

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Historical Explanations of abnormal behaviors

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  • demonic possession
  • physical diseases
  • products of psychological conflicts
  • learned maladaptive behaviors
  • distorted perceptions of the world
54
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Generalized Anxiety Disorder

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  • chronic state of diffuse, “free-floating” anxiety
  • anxiety not attached to specific objects or situations
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Panic Disorder

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  • panic occurs suddenly and unpredictably
  • much more intense than typical anxiety
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OCD

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obsessions
- repetitive and unwelcome thoughts, images, or impulses

compulsions
- repetitive behavioral responses

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PTSD

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  • severe anxiety disorder
  • can occur in people exposed to extreme trauma
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Social Phobia

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fear of situations in which evaluation might occur

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Agoraphobia

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fear of open and public spaces from which escape would be difficult

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Phobia

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strong and irrational fears of certain objects or situations

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Specific Phobias

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fear of specific objects such as animals or situations

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DID

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two or more separate personalities coexist in the same person

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Somatoform Disorders

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  • involve physical complaints that suggest a medical problem
  • but no biological cause
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Muchausen’s by proxy

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a form of abuse where a caregiver, typically a parent, fabricates or induces illness in another person, often a child, in order to gain attention or sympathy for themselves.

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malingering

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fake injury/illness for personal gain/profit

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cognitive symptoms of depression

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  • difficulty concentration & making decisions
  • low self-esteem
  • feelings of inferiority
  • blame selves for failures
  • pessimism and hopelessness
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motivational symptoms of depression

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  • inability to get started on task
  • inability to perform behaviors leading to pleasure or accomplishment
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schizophrenia

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  • misinterpretation of reality
  • disordered attention, thought, perception
  • withdrawl from social activities
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paranoid schizophrenia

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delusions of persecution and higher purpose

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disorganized schizophrenia

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  • confusion & incoherence
  • severe deterioration of adaptive behavior
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catatonic schizophrenia

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motor disturbances from muscular rigidity to random or repetitive movements

72
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undifferentiated schizophrenia

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do not show enough specific criteria to be classified as paranoid, disorganized, or catatonic

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