Theories of Social Development Flashcards

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Are traditional theories based on stages?

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Yes.

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Are traditional theories more theoretical, rather than empirical?

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Theoretical.

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What are Freud’s major contributions? (3)

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  1. Importance of early relationships. 2. Unconscious. 3. Idea that people are not rational.
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What theory did Eric Erikson come up with?

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The theory of psycho-social development

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Describe the importance of relationships according to the psycho-social development theory.

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Relationships are central to all aspects of learning and development.

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What parts of Erikson’s theory have been somewhat validated? (3)

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  1. Early childhood. 2. Adolescence. 3. Old age.
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What did the behaviorism approach emphasize? (2)

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  1. Scientific approaches. 2. Nurture.
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Who is Konrad Lorenz?

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Father of ethology; studied imprinting in ducks.

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Who is Tinbergen?

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Came up with the four main questions. Studied wasps.

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What influenced modern attachment theory? (3)

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  1. Ethology. 2. Freud. 3. Erick Erikson.
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Describe the ethology approach. (2)

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  1. Many complex behaviors don’t require reinforcement. 2. The nature of the species influences how nurture works.
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What does modern attachment theory emphasize?

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Social emotional tie to another person.

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Describe the biological approach.

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Temperament.

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What is temperament?

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Genetic drives that affect how children respond to their environment.

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What theory did Albert Bandura start?

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Social Learning Theory.

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Describe the Social Learning approach.

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Learning is inherently social.

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When do children copy a model? (3)

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  1. If model is positively reinforced. 2. If the observer is rewarded. 3. Relation to the observer (gender, family, etc.).
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Does Sponge-bob have a negative impact on executive functioning?

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Yes.

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Describe the Social Information Processing approach.

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Describes how people solve social problems.

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According to Brofenbrenner’s Ecological model, what are changes over time?

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The chronosystem.

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What does Brofenbrenner’s Ecological model emphasize?

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That context matters.

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What did Ken Dodge (Social Information Processing) find out about aggressive individuals? (2)

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  1. They have a hostile attributional bias to ambiguous situations. 2. They do not pick up on certain social cues.