Term 1, lectures 1-5 Flashcards
Theory of attachment - (Jeffrey Arnett)
Feeling of in-between
Attachment Theory (John Bowlby)
Early life experiences strongly influence later adult functioning and vulnerability to psychopathology
Harry Harlow Experiment
Monkeys given faker mother, adverse effects seen
The Stranger Situation (Ainsworth)
Mother, infant and stranger placed in different situations
Sex
A person’s biological state
Gender
Learned or cultural status
Gender identity determination
Parental influence, social learning theory, cognitive developmental theory
Cognition definition
Mental processes by which knowledge is acquired, elaborated, stored, retrieved and used to solve problems
Piagets Stages:
Sensorimeter - Birth-2 yrs
Pre-operational - 2-7 yrs
Concrete operational - 7-11 yrs
Formal Operational - 11+ yrs
Measurement of Intelligence
IQ
Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS)
Centration
Thinking about one idea at a time to the exclusion of other
Schemas
Theories about how physical and social world operate
Assimilation
Understanding a new object
Accommodation
Modifying a schema
Operation
Mental consideration of information in a logical manner
Conservation
Understanding that amount is unrelated to appearance
Phonolgy
Sound system
Semantics
Expressed meaning of words and sentences
Syntax
Form or structure of language
Pragmatics
Rules about language in social contexts
Prelinguistic Period
0-12 months
True symbolic representation
18+ months
Telegraphic speech
18-24 months
Adding complexity
2+ yrs
Interest in rhymes and songs
3+ yrs
Evidence language is biologically programmed
Various species communicate
Lexigrams in apes (Kanzi)
Children’s Human Rights
Right to: Life Name and nationality Education Health and welfare
Parental responsibilities
Provide home
Protect child
Discipline child
Provide education
Styles of Parenting - Baumrind 1967
Authoritarian - strict ideas about discipline and behaviour, not open to discussion
Authoritative - ideas about discipline and behaviour that are explained and discussed
Permissive - relaxed ideas about discipline and behaviour
Styles of Parenting - Maccoby and Martin 1983
Demanding/Responsive = Authoritative Demanding/Unresponsive = Authoritarian Undemanding/Responsive = Permissive Undemanding/Unresponsive = Uninvolved