Normal Human Development - Brandt Flashcards
temperament
pattern of aurosal and emotion represent consistent and enduring characteristics in individual
how child behave as opposed to what they do or why they do it
activity, approach-withddrawal, adaptability, quality of mood, attention, distractibility, rhythmicity, intensity of rxn, threshold for responsiveness
difficult temperament
need lots of stimulation, frustrated, negative mood, slow to adapt new situations, withdraw in new environments
slow to adjust temperament
inactive, calm rxn to environment, negative mood, withdraw new situations, adapt slowly
easy temperament
positive disposition, body fxn operate regularly, adaptable
failure to thrive
growth faltering
eriksons infancy stage
basic trust vs. mistrust
-hope
if get needs met
early childhood
autonomy vs. shame/doubt
-will
object permanence
allowed freedom to explore
terrible twos
autonomy - passed early childhood stage
play age
3-6yo
initiative/purpose vs. guilt
-purpose
rapproachment
during early childhood stage
-autonomy
go away from mom, but come back
children as young as 2
understand other has emotion
school age
industry vs. inferiority
-competence
tell kid can do anything
industry - sense of competence
inferiority - pessimistic on ability to do skills
adolescence stage
identity vs. role confusion
-fidelity
relationships, sexual orientation
object permanence
object exist when out of sight
by 12-18 months
stranger anxiety
see stranger get anxious
8-10 months
separation anxiety
caregiver departs - get scared
peaks 14-18 months
attachment
emotional bond
become independent - wander futher away
ainsworth strange situation
shows attachment
secure attachment pattern
mother as home base
upset when mom leaves
avoidant
don’t seek proximity to mom
don’ resist contact
secure
seek proximity to mom
don’t avoid contact, don’t avoid proximity
ambivalent
likes proximity - doesn’t like contact
disorganized-disoriented
inconsistent
attachment disorder
response to abuse
inhibited
withdrawn and unresponsive
disinhibited
child approaches and cuddles up with stranger
goodness of fit
temperament matches environment
piagets theory - 4 factors
maturation of NS
experience
social transfer of info
equilibration - mental growth towards stability
piaget first 2 years
sensorimotor
-object permanence
- react/manipulate environment
- infer cause effect
- assimilation and accomodation
piaget age 2-6
peroperational
language symbolic reasoning egocentrism - selfish transductive thinking intuitive and magical thinking centration - concentrate limited aspect of stimulus
piaget age 6-11
concrete operation
logical cause/effect
social speech
take others point of view
interpretation of rules
conservation of volume and quantity
piaget age 11+
formal operations
abstract reasoning elaborate info processing metacognitive capacity grasp probabilities hypothetical thinking