PER DEV MIDTERMS Flashcards

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basic needs, sensory, and motor development

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INFANCY

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2
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infancy age

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0-2 YEARS

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3
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social leaning. language sills, exploration of world

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EARLY CHILDHOOD

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4
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early chidhood years

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3-6 YEARS

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5
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academic development, social skills, self understanding

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SCHOOL AGEc

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6
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school age years

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7-12

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7
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identity formation, like skills, social relationships

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ADOLOSCENCE

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8
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adoloscence years

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13-18

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9
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during this stage, individuals explore their sense of self and personal identity, which is curicial for later stage sof development

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IDENTITY VS ROLE CONFUSION

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10
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adoloscents develop the ability to think abstractly, readson logically and consider hypothethical situations

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FORMAL OPERATIONAL STAGE

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FORMAL OPERATIONAL STAGE

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JEAN PIAGETS COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT THEORY

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12
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identiy vs role confusion

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ERIK ERIKSON PSYCHOSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT THEORY

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12
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Adoloscents often focus on social approval and maintaining relationships, gradually moving towards understanding societal laws and morla principles

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CONVENTIONAL LEVEL

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13
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conventional level

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LAWRENCE KOHLBERGS MORAL DEVELOPMENT THEORY

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14
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adoloscents learn by observing others, particulary peers and role models and are influence by social interactions and enviornments

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ALBERT BANDURA’S SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY

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15
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the focus shifts to mature relationships, independence and responsibility

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GENITAL STAGE

16
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genital stage

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SIGMUND FREUD PSYCHOSEXUAL DEVELOPMENT THEORY

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challenges or milestones that individuals typically d\face at each stage of life

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DEVELOPMENTAL TASKS

18
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developing idenity, seeking independence, managing relationships, exploring career instrests

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MIDDLE ADOLOSCENCEmi

19
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middle adoloscence years ?

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14 - 17

20
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preparing for adult roles, establishing values, solidfying idenity , and taking responsbility

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LATE ADOLOSCENCE

21
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late adoloscence years

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18 - 21 YEARS

22
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reflecting on strengths, and weaknesses

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SELF AWARENESS

23
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time management , communicatyion and decision making

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SKILL BUILDING

24
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planning for education , career, and personal growth

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GOAL SETTING

25
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practicing honesty, respect, and accountability

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VALUES AND RESPONSBILITY

26
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body’s natural response to any demand or challenge

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STRESS

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positive stress

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EUSTRESS

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negative stress

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DISTRESS

29
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Short term and immediate

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ACUTE STRESS

30
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long term and persistent

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CHRONIC STRESS

31
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4 personal stressors

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ACADEMIC PRESSURE
FAMILY PROBLEMS
PEER RELATIONSHIPS
FINANCIAL CONCERNS

32
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ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSORS (3)

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NOISE
CROWDED SPACES
WEATHER CHANGES

33
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internal stressors ( 3)

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NEGATIVE SELF TALK
UNREALISTIC EXPECTATIONS
FEAR OF FAILURE

34
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stress physical effects ( 3)

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INCREASED HEART RATES
HEADACHES
WEAKENED IMMUNE SYSTEM

35
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streess effects on emotional and mental (3)

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IRRITABILITY/ ANXIETY
DIFFICULTY CONCENTRATING
DEPRESSION

36
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ways to cope with stress (3)

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PERSONAL COPING STRATEGIES
BUILDING HEALTHY HABITS
SEEKING SUPPORT

37
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identify stress, experience symptoms, address stressor

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STRESS CYCLE