G+D Flashcards

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Erikson’s Trust v Mistrust

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Infant- Dil Pickles
Trust-caregivers always respond to needs

Mistrust-inadequate, inconsistent, unsafe care

Red flags: lack of social smile, no response to play, does not seek comfort from caregivers

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Autonomy v shame + doubt

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Toddler- Chuckie Finster
Autonomy- make decisions for self, feed, dress, toilet self, gains independence

Shame + doubt- too high expectations, overprotective parents

Red flags- problems w toilet training, fears, inhibitions, destructive behavior

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Initiative v guilt

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Preschool- Angelica Pickles
Initiative- magical thinking, actively seeks new experiences, less dependent on parents

Guilt- avoids attempts at more challenging skills, restrictions/reprimands for seeking new experiences

Red flags- unable to follow rules/play, cruelty to animals, withdrawn, extreme rituals, sadness, unable to separate from mother

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Industry v inferiority

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School ager - Dil Pickles as school aged
Industry- internally motivated to achieve &obtain recognition for accomplishments l, have internal motivation v external motivation

Inferiority- sense of failure if unsuccessful, lack of self worth if not accepted by peers/unable to meet parents expectations

Red flags- lack of internal motivations, depression, cruelty to animals, fire starting

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Identity v role confusion

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Adolescents- Phil + Lil teens
Identity- development of 2ndary sex characteristics, sense of who they are and what direction their life will take

Role confusion- unable to establish identity or sense of direction

Red flags- feeling hopelessness, suicidal thoughts and gestures, abusive dating, negative self worth, excessive worrying

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Intimacy v isolation

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Young adult- Chaz Finster
Intimacy- makes commitments to others, choose mate, education & employment

Isolation- persistent aloneness, lack of established vocation, emotional distance in relationships

Red flags- abusiveness toward loved ones, possessive, jealous

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Generativity v stagnation

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Middle adult (sandwich) Stu Pickles
Generativity- concern for next gen., make contribution, caring for older parents

Stagnation- selfishness, exaggerated concern w aging process

Red flags- excessive alcohol/ drugs use

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Ego integrity v despair

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Older adult- grandpa Lou
Ego integrity- reminiscent about life events w sense of fulfillment + purpose, acceptance of death

Despair- believe ones life has been a series of failures and missed direction, withdrawal and sense of hopelessness

Red flags- inability to occupy oneself w satisfying activities, regression, suicidal ideation

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Erikson’s theory of G+D

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Psychosocial theory
4 major concepts
-stages of development(8)
-developmental tasks/goals
-psychosocial crises
-process of coping

Continuous process w achievement of developmental goals

Unsuccessful resolution @ any stage may delay progress through next stage, can do well/poorly at each

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Erikson’s 8 stages of development

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Trust v mistrust- infant
Autonomy v shame + doubt- toddlers
Initiative v guilt- preschool
Industry v inferiority- school age 
Identity v role confusion- adolescent 
Intimacy v isolation- young adult
Generativity v stagnation- middle age
Ego integrity v despair- older adult
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Kohlberg +Gillian G+D theories

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Kohlberg

  • preconventional- does not answer to anyone else morally
  • conventional- learns morals and rules of society
  • post conventional/ principles- above and beyond

Gillian

  • caring for oneself
  • caring for others
  • caring for self and others
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Piaget’s G+ D theory

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Continual process of assimilation and accommodation

  • sensorimotor (birth -1y)
  • preoperational(2y-7y)
  • concrete operational(7y-11y)
  • formal operational(11y+)
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Cephalocaudal pattern of G+D

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  • head to chest to trunk to extremities

- head develops first- face most developed on babies

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Proximodistal pattern of G+D

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Develops center to outward

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Milestones birth-1m

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Reflexes
Weight gain of 5-7 oz within 2 days after birth
Able to fixate on moving object/watches face of caretaker when held and talked to

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Milestone 3m

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Holds head up, holds objects in hand, smiles

Rooting, babinsky, sucking reflexes start to disappear between 3-4 months

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Milestone 5/6 m

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Rolls over, teething, able to grasp object voluntarily

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Milestone 6 months

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Birth weight doubled

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Milestone 7-8 m

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Beginning fear of strangers, frets when mom leaves, sits unsupported

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Milestone 9m

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First words, crawls/creeps

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Milestone 10 m

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Pincer grasp

Moves from prone to sitting, pulls to stand, identifies mom and dad, comprehends bye-bye

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Milestone 11 m

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Cruises/walks w support

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Milestone 1y-3y toddler

15 m

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Walks independently, creeps up stairs, builds tower of 2 blocks, understands simple commands, jabbers, says 4-6 words, says no even if means yes, scribbles, holds spoon well

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Milestone 18m

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Runs, jumps in place, decreased appetite, able to control sphincters, awareness of ownership, begins parallel play

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Milestone 24 m
May achieve readiness for daytime bowel/bladder control, 16 primary teeth, builds tower of 6-7 blocks, vocabulary of about 50 words, 2 word sentences, goes up and down steps, parallel play continues
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Milestone 30 m
4x birth weight, may have daytime potty training, jump w both feet, 20 teeth, names 1 color, parallel play continues,
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Milestone 3y
Rides tricycle, night time potty trained, dresses self, feed self, associative play- play together
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Milestone 4y
Constant motion, pretend play, aggressive cooperative play
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Milestone 5y
Eruption of permanent teeth, r/l handedness established, draws 6 part man
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Milestone 6y
Growth and weight gain slows, needs own age playmates
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Milestone 7y
Grows at least 2" a year, tells time, quiet play
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Milestone 8y-9y
Helps w chores, reward system, groups of same sex, best friends
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Milestone 10-12y
Pubescent changes, cooks/sews, beginning interest in opposite sex
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Milestone 13-20y
Max growth increases, begins menses, development of 2ndary sex char., athletics/teams, parental conflict
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Milestone 19-40y
Transition to independence, healthiest stage of life, maturation of all body systems, optimal time for childbearing
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Milestone 40-60y
Gradual decline in physical health | Menopause/andropause
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Milestone 65+
Decrease in all systems functioning, slowed reactions Physical changes- decrease cardiac output, increase periph resist. Decreased glomerular filtration rate, bladder capacity, decrease GI motility, etc