module 21 Flashcards
lifespan development disorders
lifespan development disorders
psychological disorders that are characterized by abnormal development
major views of development
- psychoanalytic theory
- social learning theory
- information processing theory
- evolutionary theory
what are the most commonly used views of development today?
a mix of psychoanalytic, social learning, and evolutionary theories
atypical development in children
development that is significantly delayed from peers
what are the 3 factors in the renzulli three-ring model and what do they measure
- task commitment
- above average ability
- creativity
measures giftedness
development disorders
being behind in maturity of thoughts, feelings, or actions
conduct disorder
type of developmental disorder that’s characterized by a persistent pattern of disregard for others
ODD (oppositional defiant disorder)
developmental disorder that involves a pattern of behavior that is defiant, angry, and vindictive
learning disorders
consists of dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia
- gap between ability and achievement due to disparity
intellectual disability
low IQ and problems with everyday functioning
- almost always diagnosed before 18
- mild, moderate, severe, and profound (IQ below 20)
caused by genetics, lead or mercury poisoning, trauma before or during birth, and illness in early childhood