Human Development- Infant and Child Flashcards

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Summarise Erikson’s 8 stages of development

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Proposed by Erik Erikson.
8 psychosocial stages, each representing a “crisis” whereby our personalities are shaped according to how we deal with said crises.

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What stages of development relate to infant and childhood development, according to Erikson?

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Stages 1 to 4.

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Describe Erikson’s Stage 1

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“Trust vs Mistrust”

  • 0-1yrs
  • Is my world predictable? Will my needs be met?
  • Complete dependence of adults for basic needs.
  • Needs met consistently= Trusting, optimistic
  • Needs not met consistently= Mistrusting, Insecure
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Describe Erikson’s Stage 2?

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“Autonomy and self-doubt”

  • 2-3yrs
  • Can I do things myself?
  • Encouraging and positive caregivers/parents= Autonomy and sufficiency
  • Dissatisfied parents/ Constant conflict= Shame and self-doubt.
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Describe Erikson’s Stage 3?

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“Initiative vs Guilt”

  • 3-6yrs
  • Am I good or bad?
  • Child makes effort to integrate into family= Sense of initiative and self-confidence
  • Child focusses only on own needs and family conflict= Guilt and low self-esteem.
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Describe Erikson’s Stage 4?

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“Industry vs Inferiority”

  • 6-12yrs
  • Functioning outside of family. e.g, School.
  • Perform well in these settings and are valued= Sense of competence
  • Have difficulty functioning in these settings= Sense of inferiority and incompetence.
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What is attachment?

Types of attachment?

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A close emotional bond between an infant and a specific caregiver.

Secure, Ambivalent, Avoidant.

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What is Temperament?

Types of temperament?

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An individuals way of interacting with or to the environment.
Generally thought to be mostly genetic/innate.

  1. Easy or Flexible
  2. Difficult or fussy
  3. Cautious or Slow to warm.
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What is Piaget’s theory of cognitive development?

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Cognitive development occurs in 4 stages via Assimilation and Accommodation.

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Describe Piaget’s Stage 1

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Sensorimotor period

  • 0-2yrs
  • Emergence of symbolic thought
  • Development of OBJECT PERMANENCE.
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Describe Piaget’s Stage 2

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Preoperational period

  • 2-7yrs
  • Lack CONSERVATION.
    • Egocentrism
    • Centration
    • Irreversibility
    • Animism
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Describe Piaget’s Stage 3

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Concrete operational period

  • 7-11yrs
  • Able to manipulate environment, coordinate several aspects of a problem, etc.
    • Decline in egocentrism
    • Decentration
    • Reversibility
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