UNIT 3 CHAP 9 Flashcards

(36 cards)

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Piagets theory of cognitive development

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children construct own reality through schemas
-assimilation: fitting new objects, events, into existing schema
-accommodation: modifying a schema to fit new events
-cant skip stages
-stages are universal

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Stage of Piagets: Sensorimotor

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0-2 yrs
-develop object permanence
-objects continue to exist when you can no longer see them
-before 6 months infants act as if objects removed from sight cease to exist (PEEKABOO)

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Preoperational stage

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2-7 yrs
emergence of symbolic thought
- egocentrism: can’t take another perspective
-lack of concept of conservation
-conservation: properties remain the same despite changes in form (more pennies or same?)
-pretend play

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concrete operations

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age 7-11
- can do logical operations
-understand reversibility: steps backwards
-can do conservation
-cant think abstractly or hypothetically

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formal operations

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can do abstract and hypothetical reasoning
-found primarily in people’s areas of expertise

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imaginary audience (adolescent egocentrism)

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strong focus on self leads to feel that everyone else is focused on them as well

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personal fable (adolescent egocentrism)

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assume their thoughts and feelings are unique

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developmental psychology

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study of changes across lifespan

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fertilization and implantation

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period of zygote

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fertilized egg
-enters 2 week period of rapid cell division
-fertilization until implantation

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period of embryo

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developing human organism from 2 weeks through 2nd month
-major body systems formed

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period of fetus

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emergence of bone tissue until birth
-growth and finishing stage
-38-40 wks, full term

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stage 1 of labor:

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dilation and effacement of cervix

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stage 2 labor:

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expulsion of fetus

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stage 3 labor:

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expulsion of placenta

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newborn

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Permanent reflexes: breathing, blinking
temporary: rooting, grasping, moro (startle)
-neurological problem= no reflex at birth, reflexes last too long

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social development

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encompasses the changes
-feelings
-interpersonal thought
-interpersonal behavior

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infant caregiver attachment

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strong emotional connection with another person
-seek person out in times of stress for comfort
-sense of security
-distress when caregiver is away

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cupboard love

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child attaches to person meeting their psychological needs

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primary return to womb craving

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child resents extrusion from womb and seeks return but they can’t

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bowlby’s ethological theory

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child attaches to person meeting their emotional needs

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strange situation

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involves 2 separation and 2 reunions with caregiver
-like a baby stress test
-assess quality of attachment
-used between 12-18 months

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secure

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child welcomes mothers return and seeks closeness to her

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insecure - avoidant

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child ignores mother
parent rejects Childs emotional needs

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insecure- ambivalent
child exhibits anger at mother, parent inconsistently responds to Childs emotional needs
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insecure- disorganized
show odd motor behavior and dazed facial expressions, parent is abusive
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secure attachment is important bc...
kids have higher self esteem -better peer relationships -maximize cognitive potential
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adult attachment
reflect emotional connections to parents, significant others, but not children
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socialization
process by which we learn the beliefs values, skills, and behavior patterns of their culture agents of socialization -parents -siblings -peers -teachers -media
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authoritarian parenting
place a high value on obedience and respect
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permissive parenting
impose minimal controls on their children, warm
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authoritative parenting
enforce standards but encourage verbal give-and-take, warm children have high self esteem
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uninvolved parenting
no rules, little involvement with kids
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peers as socializing agents
-meaning of friendship changes with age -gratification from friends is important -older children focus on intimacy
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parents advice more valued than peers on...
life goals religion politics morality use of hard drugs parental influence highest where there is a good relationship
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peers more valued on
music styles use of alcohol sex