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Psychology exam study Flashcards

1
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Reflexes(Infants)

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innate involuntary behavior patterns
ex: sucking rooting grasping
DOES NOT need to be taught this

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Sensory Development (Infant)

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Touch, Smell, Taste, Hearing, Vision (fixed point of focus, 6 months to gain full vision)

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Gross Motor development-whole body: 3-4 months

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roll over

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Gross Motor development-whole body: 6 months

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sit without support

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Gross Motor development-whole body: 7-8 months

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crawl without support

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Gross Motor development-whole body: 10-11 months

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walk using furniture support

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7
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Gross Motor development-whole body:12-13 months

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walk without assistance

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Fine Motor Skill Development- refined narrow movements: 2 months

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glances from one object to another

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Fine Motor Skill Development- refined narrow movements: 4 months

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carries objects to mouth

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10
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Fine Motor Skill Development- refined narrow movements: 4-5 months

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holds 2 objects & transfers objects from one hand to another

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11
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Fine Motor Skill Development- refined narrow movements: 8-9 months

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shows hand preference

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12
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Fine Motor Skill Development- refined narrow movements: 10 months

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crude realse of objects (throwing them)

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13
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Fine Motor Skill Development- refined narrow movements: 11-12 months

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puts 3 or more objects into a container (Organization)

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14
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Schema

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Mental concepts formed through expirences with objects and events

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15
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Assimilation

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Fitting new info into exsisting schema

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16
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Accommodation

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changing schema based off new info

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17
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Piagets stages of cognitive development: Sensory Motor

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Birth- Age 2
Object permanence
Stranger anxiety

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18
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Piagets stages of cognitive development: Preporational stage

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Age 2-7
Egocentrism
Centration

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19
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Piagets stages of cognitive development: Concrete operational stage

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Age 7-12
Conservation

20
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Piagets stages of cognitive development: Formal Operational stage

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Age 12-adult
Abstract thinking
Hypothetical thinking
Moral Reasoning

21
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Ericksons Stages Trust VS Mistrust

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Birth- 18Months

22
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Ericksons Stages Autonomy VS Shame and doubt

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Age 2-3

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Ericksons Stages Initiative VS Guilt

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Ages 3-5

24
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Ericksons Stages Industry VS Inferiority

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Ages 5-12

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Ericksons Stages Identity VS Role Confusion

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Ages 12-18

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Ericksons Stages Intamasy VS isdolation

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20s-30s

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Ericksons Stages Generativity vs. Stagnation

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40s-50s

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Ericksons Stages Integrity vs. Despair

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60s-Up

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Physical Development PRIMARY Necessary for reproduction

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Ovaries- Female
Tseties- Male
External genetailia

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Physical Development SECONDARY Not Necessary for reproduction

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Female- Breasts, hips, body hair
Male- Voice quality, facial/body hair

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Adolescence

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Transition period from childhood to adulthood, extending from puberty to independence

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Puberty

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Period of sexual maturation, when a person becomes capable of reproduction

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Manarche

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First menstrual period (Female)

34
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Spermarche

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First egaculation (Male)

35
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Adolecence cognitive development
Formal operations

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Personal fable
Imaginary audience

36
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Personal fable

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Belif of being unique and free from harm

37
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Imaginary audience

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Belief that others are just as concerned about them as they themselves are

38
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Adolecence social development

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Teen rebelion stage
Breaking away from childhood

39
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Emerging adulthood

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18-29
Belif that they are not fully an adult yet

40
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Emerging adulthood: Identity

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Exploration

41
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Emerging adulthood: Instability

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Financially, emotionally, realationship

42
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Emerging adulthood: Self-Focus

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Figuring yourself out stage

43
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Emerging adulthood: In-between

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feeling that youre in-between adult and adolecence

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Emerging adulthood: Possibilities

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Exploring identity, career, realationships

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