Unit 4 Flashcards

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Left hemisphere

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speaking, language, abstract thinking

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Right hemishpere

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creativity, patterns, image processing

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Piagets cogntive theory stages

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sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete, formal

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Preoperational thinking

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preschool is stability and change, symbolic thinking (one finger means 1)

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Centration

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focus on only one aspect of a situation at one time (diffrent glasses same water one is bigger tho)

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Conservation (quantity)

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appearances are decieving, no more centration

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7
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Egocentrisim

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the inability to take others perspectives

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Intuitive thought

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when we walk into a coffee shop, we recognize a cup as something we have seen many times before. We also understand, intuitively, that it is likely to be hot and easily spilled on an uneven surface

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9
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functionality (int tho)

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how things work

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10
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identity (int tho)

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figuring out gender based of hair

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11
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Zone of proximal devlopment

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lots of supported assistance (studying with me)

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12
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Scaffolding

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gradual resistance, using tools (telling me what to study)

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13
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Fast mapping

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seperation of word meanings (shit meaning poo vs shit meaning fuck)

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14
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Private speech

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used to guide behavior and speech, problem solving inceased

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15
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Pregmatics

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how i am speaking to you (interrupting)

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16
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sematics

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how i am speaking grammar wise

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17
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social speech pregmatics

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speech directed at others, during preschool

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18
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Informal learning

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learning that occurs away from a structured, formal classroom environment

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formal learning

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planned and guided by an instructor and it usually occurs in a face-to-face setting or through an online learning platform

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20
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childcare centers good

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increased IQ and social development

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21
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childcare centers bad

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impoliteness and competitve

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22
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self concept

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thinking about oneself

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23
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preschoolers self concept

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exaggerate skills and knowledge

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24
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gender identity

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sense of male or female

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Eriksons 8 stage theory
trust vs mistrust, autonomy vs shame, initiative vs guilt
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trust vs mistrust
can i trust my mom or person
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autonomy vs shame
i dont think i can do it
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initiative vs guilt
i am told i cant do something so i think i cant
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functional play
simple and repetitive
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contruction play
contrsucting something
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trans kids
feel diffrent at 18-24 months
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cogntitve approach to gender
perception of male or female, gender schema develops early
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parallel play
children play adjacent to each other, but do not try to influence one another's behavior; it typically begins around 24-30 months
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onlooker play
a child, about two to three years old, observes other children as they play, without playing themselves
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associative play
children's play as they engage in a mutual activity, though not working toward a common goal
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cooperative play
involves children playing and working with others towards a common goal or purpose
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Baumnind parenting styles
authoritian, permissive, authoritative, univolved
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authoritarian
my house my rules
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permissive
let kids do whatever
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authoritative
high structure but with high nurture
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uninvolved
emotionally unavailable
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Vygoski and play
pretend play expands cognitive skill
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spanking consequences
bad relationship, mental health, anitsocial and bad behavior
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cycle of violence
1/3 of absused become abusers
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Piagets moral development (candyland)
heteronormous, incipient cooperation, autonomous cooperation
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instrumental agression
boys, something they want
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relational agression
girls, pyschological messed up shi
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prosocial behavior
behavior through which people benefit others, learned from rinforment and modeling
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heternormous
set rules for candy land
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incipent
we lost a peice so we use something else
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autonoumous
make up new rules that everyone agrees on
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Frued on agression
motivated by sexual and agressive instincts
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Lurenz on agression
we all share a fighting instinct
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others on agression
prosocial, agression leads to mating
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race disonce
the moment at which one's cognitive schema for making meaning of racial interactions ceases to make sense or breaks a moral standard
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hazardess things to preschoolers
things by adults, drowning fires, car accidents
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laterization
localization of function or activity on one side of the body in preference to the other
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collectivist
the tendency to view oneself as a member of a larger (family or social) group, rather than as an isolated, independent being