Theories Flashcards

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What is child development is a matter of stage wise changes (steps) called?

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Discontinuous development

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What is child development is a matter of cumulative adding on if skills and behaviors (ramp) called?

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Continuous Development

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What is “genetic factors are more important determinants of development” called?

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Nature

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What are environmental factors that are more important determinants of development called?

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Nurture

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Childhood was not considered a separate phase of the life cycle when?

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Medieval times

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Who viewed the child as a tabula rosa?

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John Locke

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What’s tabula rosa?

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Belief that the child is a blank slate whose character is shaped by experience

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Who thought that children were noble savages and created 4 stages of development?

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Jean-Jacques Rousseau

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Who measured behaviors on large numbers of children to come up with age-related averages?

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G. Stanley Hall

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Who created the first intelligence test?

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Alfred Binet

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Who said Nature and Nurture were equally important?

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James Mark Baldwin

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Who believed that the human cognitive development is a result of adaptations to the physical environment?

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Jean Piaget

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Who created the psychosexual theory?

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Sigmund Freud

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What states that as children move through the stages of development, the source of pleasure moved to different areas of the body - it develops personality?

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Psychosexual theory

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Who created the psychosocial theory?

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Erik Erikson

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What is a series of crises to describe successive turning point or choices that influences personality growth across the life span called?

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Psychosocial Theory

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Who believed in studying directly observable events - stimuli and responses - rather than the unseen workings of the mind?

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John Watson

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Who created Operant Conditioning?

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B.F. Skinner

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What is a form of learning in which a spontaneous behavior is followed by a stimulus that changes the probability that the behavior will occur again?

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Operant Conditioning

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What is an approach that emphasizes the role of modeling, or observational learning, in the development of behavior called?

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Social Learning Theory

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Who believed that morals develop in stages that go from self-centered focus to a higher level that focuses on the good of society?

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Lawrence Kohlberg

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Who believed that children actively construct their own knowledge by using their senses and developed a method of teaching that stresses that children learn at their own pace and level of development?

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Maria Montesorri

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Who believed that children acquire the ways of thinking and behaving that make up a community’s culture through cooperative dialogues with more knowledgable members of that society?

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Lev Vygotsky

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Who created the Hierarchy of Human Needs where we move from Physiological to Self-Actualization Needs?

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Abraham Maslow