Normal Human Development - Brandt Flashcards

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temperament

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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

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difficult temperament

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need lots of stimulation, frustrated, negative mood, slow to adapt new situations, withdraw in new environments

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slow to adjust temperament

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inactive, calm rxn to environment, negative mood, withdraw new situations, adapt slowly

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easy temperament

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positive disposition, body fxn operate regularly, adaptable

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5
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failure to thrive

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growth faltering

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eriksons infancy stage

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basic trust vs. mistrust
-hope

if get needs met

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early childhood

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autonomy vs. shame/doubt
-will

object permanence

allowed freedom to explore

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8
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terrible twos

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autonomy - passed early childhood stage

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9
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play age

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3-6yo

initiative/purpose vs. guilt
-purpose

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rapproachment

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during early childhood stage
-autonomy

go away from mom, but come back

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11
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children as young as 2

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understand other has emotion

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12
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school age

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industry vs. inferiority
-competence

tell kid can do anything

industry - sense of competence
inferiority - pessimistic on ability to do skills

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adolescence stage

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identity vs. role confusion
-fidelity

relationships, sexual orientation

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14
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object permanence

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object exist when out of sight

by 12-18 months

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15
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stranger anxiety

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see stranger get anxious

8-10 months

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16
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separation anxiety

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caregiver departs - get scared

peaks 14-18 months

17
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attachment

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emotional bond

become independent - wander futher away

18
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ainsworth strange situation

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shows attachment

19
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secure attachment pattern

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mother as home base

upset when mom leaves

20
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avoidant

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don’t seek proximity to mom

don’ resist contact

21
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secure

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seek proximity to mom

don’t avoid contact, don’t avoid proximity

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ambivalent

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likes proximity - doesn’t like contact

23
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disorganized-disoriented

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inconsistent

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attachment disorder

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response to abuse

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inhibited
withdrawn and unresponsive
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disinhibited
child approaches and cuddles up with stranger
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goodness of fit
temperament matches environment
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piagets theory - 4 factors
maturation of NS experience social transfer of info equilibration - mental growth towards stability
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piaget first 2 years
sensorimotor -object permanence - react/manipulate environment - infer cause effect - assimilation and accomodation
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piaget age 2-6
peroperational ``` language symbolic reasoning egocentrism - selfish transductive thinking intuitive and magical thinking centration - concentrate limited aspect of stimulus ```
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piaget age 6-11
concrete operation logical cause/effect social speech take others point of view interpretation of rules conservation of volume and quantity
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piaget age 11+
formal operations ``` abstract reasoning elaborate info processing metacognitive capacity grasp probabilities hypothetical thinking ```