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Theories of G&D Flashcards

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Systematic principle that provides a framework for explaining some phenomenon.

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Theory

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a skill or growth responsibility on a particular time in a person’s life which must be achieved.

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Developmental task

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theory of sigmund freud

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Psychoanalytic theory

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theory of erik erikson

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psychosocial theory

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theory of jean piaget

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cognitive theory

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theory of lawrence kohlberg

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Theory of moral development

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theory of james fowler

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stages of faith

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Theory: all human behavior is caused and can be explained

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Psychoanalytic theory

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Unconscious mind, acts impulsively

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ID

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Conscience mind, adaptive, balance ID and superego

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EGO

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Conscious mind, Inhibit ID urges, perfection

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SUPEREGO

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what Psychoanalytic stage is:
birth to 1 year

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Oral

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what Psychoanalytic stage is:
1 to 3 years

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Anal

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what Psychoanalytic stage is:
3 to 5/6 years

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Phallic

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what Psychoanalytic stage is:
5/6 to puberty

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Latency

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what Psychoanalytic stage is:
puberty on 13-18 years

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Genitals

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what Psychoanalytic stage is:
weaning, oral gratification, sucking, easting, biting

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Oral

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what Psychoanalytic stage is:
Toilet training

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Anal

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what Psychoanalytic stage is:
sexual curiosity, oedipal conflict, masturbation

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Phallic

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what Psychoanalytic stage is:
period of sexual calm, interest in school, hobbies, same-sex friends

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Latency

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what Psychoanalytic stage is:
revival of sexual interest, establishment of mature sexual relationship

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Genital

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22
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child’s unconscious desire toward opposite sex

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oedipus and electra complex

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23
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child thinks his punishment from the father could be castration

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castration anxiety

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Theory: emphasizes a healthy personality as opposed to a pathologic approach.

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psychosocial theory

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psychosocial theory:
based on dependability

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Trust vs. mistrust

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Feels free and secure in the world

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trust

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27
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Fear

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mistrust

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28
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trust and mistrust nursing responsibility

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provide trust, provide needs and care

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psychosocial theory:
ability to control their bodies, themselves and environment

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Autonomy

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psychosocial theory:
feels small and self-conscious

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Shame and doubt

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31
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autonomy nursing responsibility

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provide opportunities for making decision making, praise for ability to make decisions.

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32
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Children learns how to do things, assert control and power over environment.

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Initiative

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33
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Limited brainstorming, wait for clues and guidance.

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Guilt

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34
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initiative nursing responsibility

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provide opportunities for exploring new places or activities

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35
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Children are ready to be workers and producers

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Industry

36
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Feeling of inadequacy

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Inferiority

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Industry vs. inferiority nursing responsibility

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Provide opportunities

38
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Self-concept

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Identity

39
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Adolescents cannot adapt

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Confusion

40
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Ability to relate well to other people

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Intimacy

41
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Difficulty accepting a pregnancy/ love newborn

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Isolation

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Older adult feel good about life choices they made

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Integrity

43
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Wishes life could begin again

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despair

44
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Self-confident and better able to juggle their various lives.

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Generativity

45
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Those who devoted themselves to one role, lack of ability to cope with change

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Stagnation

46
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Age for:
1.Trust vs. Mistrust
2.Autonomy vs. Shame & doubt
3.Initiative vs. Guilt
4.Industry vs. Inferiority
5.Identity vs. confusion
6.Intimacy vs. isolation
7. Generativity vs. stagnation
8. Ego integrity vs. despair

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1.Trust vs. Mistrust (0-2)
2.Autonomy vs. Shame & doubt (2-3)
3.Initiative vs. Guilt (4-5)
4.Industry vs. Inferiority (6-11)
5.Identity vs. confusion (adolescents)
6.Intimacy vs. isolation (21-39)
7. Generativity vs. stagnation (40-65)
8. Ego integrity vs. despair (65 and above)

47
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cognitive stage at birth to 2

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Sensorimotor

48
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cognitive stage 2 to 7 yrs

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Preoperational

49
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cognitive stage 7 to 11 yrs

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concrete-operational

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cognitive stage 11 through adulthood

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formal-operational

51
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First stage, involves of reflexes

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Sensorimotor

52
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cognitive stage: using of symbols, gestures

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Preoperational

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cognitive stage: use logical reasoning

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concrete-operational

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cognitive stage: reasoning is more abstract

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formal-operational

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Sensorimotor stage: birth to 1 month

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Neonatal reflex

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Sensorimotor stage: sucking (1-4 months)

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Primary circular reaction

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Sensorimotor stage: knows what action he can cause in his environment (4-8 months)

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Secondary circular reaction

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Sensorimotor stage: increased sense of separateness, object permanence (8-12 months)

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coordination of Secondary circular

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Sensorimotor stage: uses trial and error (12-18months)

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Tertiary circular reaction

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Cognitive development : Thinking is concrete and literal, child is egocentric

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Pre operational

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Cognitive development : systematic reasoning

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concrete operational thought

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Cognitive development :Solve hypothetical problems, thinking is mature and concrete, abstract thinking

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formal operational

63
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Cognitive development : understand causality, can think of possibilities

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formal operational

64
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Theory of right and wrong

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Moral development

65
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Moral development stage : i do it so i don’t get in trouble

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Stage 1

66
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Moral development stage: i do it so i get something out of it

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Stage 2

67
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Moral development stage: i do it so you like me

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Stage 3

68
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Moral development stage: i do it because it is a law

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Stage 4

69
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Moral development stage: i do it because of social contract

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Stage 5

70
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Moral development stage: i do it because it is right thing to do

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Stage 6

71
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Moral development stage: when they do certain action parents give approval and affection

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pre-religious state

72
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Moral development stage: punishment-obedience (heteronymous morality)

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Pre-conventional stage (2-3)

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Moral development stage: Individualism, egocentrism

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Pre-conventional stage (4-7)

74
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Moral development stage: Nice boy, nice girl concept

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Conventional (7-10)

75
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Moral development stage: follows rule

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Conventional (10-12)

76
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Moral development stage: social contract, utilitarian perspective

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Post-conventional (older that 12)

77
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Moral development stage: universal ethical principle orientation

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Post-conventional (older that 12)

77
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Faith development: stage 0 - undifferentiated

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no concept of right and wrong
period of infancy

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Faith development: stage 1 - intuitive-projective

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children follow the belief of their parent.
Imagine angels

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Faith development: stage 2- Mythical literal

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respond to religious stories literally

80
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Faith development: stage 3- synthetic
convention

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conformist acceptance of belief, most people remain at this level

81
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Faith development: stage 4 - individuating-reflexive

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development of their own spiritual belief

82
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Faith development: stage 5 - conjuctive

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acceptance of other’s pov, consider serving others

83
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Faith development: stage 6 - universalizing

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Rare, search for universal love and justice

84
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Faith development: stage 6 - universalizing people

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Mother teresa and mahatma gandhi

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