Lesson 2: Psychosocial Perspective of Self Flashcards

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We have the right to live a decent life

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We are all Human Beings

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2
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We adapt behaviors from our surroundings

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We learn and have influence from our social environment

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3
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Russian-American Psychologist

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Urie Bronfenbrenner

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  • Stressed the importance of studying a child in context of multiple environments
  • Each systems inevitably interact with and influence each other
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Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological System Theory

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Composition of Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Theory

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  • Individual
  • Microsystem
  • Mesosystem
  • Exosystem
  • Macrosystem
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The person that is being influence by society and the different levels of systems

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Individual - Self

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  • Most immediate influence of the person’s life
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Microsystem

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  • Interaction of the different parts of microsystem
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Mesosystem

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  • Pertains to the linkages that may exist in two or more settings
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Exosystem

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  • May not directly interact with the individual but has a direct effect or influence to the individual
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Exosystem

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  • Can have a positive and negative effect with their relationship depends on how they get involve
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Mesosystem

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  • Interactions are typically personal
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Microsystem

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  • Family, peers/classmates, siblings, caregivers, teachers
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Microsystem

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  • Extended family, neighborhoods, mass media, parent’s work environment
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Exosystem

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  • Largest and most distant collective group, but still has a great influence
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Macrosystem

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  • Laws, cultures, social conditions, economic status/system, history, political views, citizenship
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Macrosystem

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  • The environmental events, the transitions in life and socio-historical events
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Chronosystem

18
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Time

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Chronos

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  • The chronology of our life events, maybe different even with the same environment
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Chronosystem

20
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  • Cognitive and Environmental factors interaction influence human learning and behavior
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Social Learning Theory

21
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Emphasizes the importance of observing, modeling, and imitating the behaviors, attitudes, and emotional reaction of others

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Social Learning Theory

22
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Social Learning Theory was created by

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Albert Bandura

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  • Key aspect of social learning theory
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Observational Learning by Albert Bandura

24
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  • Adopt behaviors by observing others
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Observational Learning

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  • The experiment study that aims to investigate if social behaviors can be acquired by observation
  • Children are able to learn through the observation of adult behavior
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Bobo Doll Experiment

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  • Individuals that are observe
  • Influential Models
  • Provides examples of behaviors to observe and imitate
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Model

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Five Influences of Observational Learning

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  • Similarity
  • Identification with the Model
  • Rewarded Behaviors
  • Status
  • Expertise/Knowledge
  • Reinforcement and Punishment
28
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Vicarious reinforcement

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Rewarded Behaviors

29
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Children behave in a way that it believes will earn approval

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Reinforcement and Approval

30
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Mediation Process

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  1. Attention
  2. Retention
  3. Motor Reproduction
  4. Motivation
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Mediation Process
- Noticed the behavior

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Attention

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Mediation Process
- Familiarity to the action

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Retention

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Mediation Process
- Able to do it, copy the action

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Motor Reproduction

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Mediation Process
- Imitative action reinforcement

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Motivation