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Unit 9 Development Flashcards

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1
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Tell me about chromosomes

A

Born with 23 pairs (46 total)
23rd pair= sex
Y= boy
X= girl

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DNA

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strand of chain on each chromosome

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M/F sex hormones

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Estrogen- female

Testosterone- male

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Androgyny

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M/F combo, masculine and feminine characteristics

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Gender identity

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Perceived understanding of whether identified as male or female

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Social learning with example

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Observe and follow what it means to be male and female

Ex: baby gender reveal (blue vs pink), barbies

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Gender schema

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Created by culture, passed down

Ex: what’s okay for M/F (boys don’t cry)

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Teratogens

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Toxins enter the body/are ingested that affects fetus

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Fetal alcohol syndrome

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Drinking while pregnant

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10
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Imprinting

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Konrad Lorenz- infant animals follow what is familiar to them

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Critical period of language hypothesis

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From age 5-> puberty is period to learn language

- If not then plasticity of that area lost (crystallizes/hard to modify)

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12
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Habituation

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Decreased response to repeated stimuli (ex: newborn seeing lights)

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Plasticity

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Brains ability to adapt to new environmental conditions

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14
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Attachment studies

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Harry Harlow- monkeys

Attachment to comfort or nourishment?

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15
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Schema

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Concept of organizing ideas

- pre-learned, organized items we know (ex: animals and noises)

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Assimilation

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Place unknown item into already retained schema

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Accommodate

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Alter/expand schema (ex: types of dogs)

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18
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Piaget’s Cognitive development stages

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Sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete, formal operational

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Sensorimotor

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(0-18mon) stranger anxiety and object permanence

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Object permanence

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Lack of understanding of things being permanent

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Preoperational

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Form organized thought

-pretend play, egocentrism

22
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Egocentrism

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Can only see from ones viewpoint

23
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Concrete operational

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Organization (ex: by color), conservation

24
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Conservation

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Principles of item can change but not volume or amount (ex: same juice, different glass)

25
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Formal operational

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Think of more than what’s in front of you

- abstract thought, complex math functions

26
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Baumrind

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Theory on parenting styles (authoritative, authoritarian, permissive, neglectful)

27
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Authoritative

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Ideal, responsive, caring

28
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Authoritarian

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Unresponsive, demanding

29
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Permissive

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Responsive, undemanding

30
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Neglectful

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Unresponsive, undemanding

31
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Kohlberg

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Moral ladder

- pre conventional, conventional, post conventional

32
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Pre conventional (2 stages)

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Punishment and obedience

Pleasure-seeking

33
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Conventional (2 stages)

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Approval-seeking

Law and order

34
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Post conventional

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Social contract

Universal moral principle

35
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Carol Gilligan

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Student of Kohlberg
Created moral development for women
- ethics of caring

36
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List Erikson’s 8 stages of social development

A 
Trust v mistrust
Autonomy v doubt
Initiative v guilt
Competence v inferiority 
Identity v role confusion 
Intimacy v isolation 
Generativity v stagnation 
Integrity v despair
37
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Cross sectional study

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Different people from different ages studied in the same manner

38
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Longitudinally

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Study the same people through their developmental stages (lifelong)

39
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Fluid intelligence

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Ability to reason fast (decreases with age)

40
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Crystallized intelligence

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Accumulated knowledge and verbal skills; tends to increase with age

41
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Menarche

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Girls first menstrual cycle

42
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Menopause

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Woman’s last cycle, no longer able to reproduce

43
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Kübler Ross

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Death/dying theory (stages of grief)
Denial
Anger
Bargaining
Sadness
Acceptance
44
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Primary sex characteristics

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the body structures (ovaries, testes, and external genitalia) that make sexual reproduction possible

45
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Secondary sex characteristics

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nonreproductive sexual characteristics, such as female breasts and hips, male voice quality, and body hair

46
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Theory of mind

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people’s idea about their own and others’ mental states - about their feelings, perceptions, and thoughts

47
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Noam Chomsky

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Language acquisition device

- all born with innate ability to learn language from parents

48
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Rooting reflex

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Make sucking motion with mouth when cheeks touch bare skin (breast feeding instinct)

49
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Temperament

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person’s characteristic emotional reactivity and intensity

50
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Zygote

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fertilized egg; it enters a 2-week period of rapid cell division and develops into an embryo

51
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Embryo

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developing human organism from 2 weeks after fertilization through the second month

52
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Fetus

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the developing human organism from 9 weeks after conception to birth

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