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Week 9 Flashcards

1
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Growth

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Physical changes that are measured and that occur in a steady and orderly manner

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2
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Development

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Relates to change in mental, emotional, and social function

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3
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Growth is measured in what

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Weight and height

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Maturation

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Completed growth and development

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5
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Some of the principles of the process

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Proceeds from simple to complex
Occurs in sequence, order, and pattern
Rate of growth is uneven

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6
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Three major factors influence human growth and development

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Genetic or natural factors
Heredity
Temperament

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Temperament

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Characteristic psychological disposition with which the child is born

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8
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Environmental factors

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Family
Peer group
Health environment

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9
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Health environment

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individual’s responsiveness to the environment and responsiveness of others to the individual

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10
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Interacting factors

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Life experience, prenatal health, state of health

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Prenatal health

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Biological and maturational factors and environment factors together affect fetal growth and development

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Theory

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Is an organized, often observable, logical set of statements about a subject

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13
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Stage 1 of Erickson development theory

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Trust vs mistrust
Birth to age 1 year

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Stage 2 of Erikson developmental theory

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Autonomy vs sense of shame and doubt
Ages 1-3 years

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Stage 3 of Eriksons developmental theory

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Initiative vs guilt
Ages 3 - 6 years old

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Stage 4 of eriksons developmental theory

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Competence or industry
Ages 6-11

17
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Stage 4 of eriksons developmental theory

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Identity vs role confusion
Ages 12-20

18
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Stage 6 of eriksons developmental theory

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Intimacy vs isolation
Ages 20-40

19
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Stage 7 of erikson developmental theory

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Generativity vs stagnation
Ages 40-65

20
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Stage 8 of eriksons developmental theory

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Integrity vs despair
65 and older

21
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Period one in Paigets theory of cognitive development

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Sensorimotor

The infant knows the world through their movement and sensations

22
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Phase two in piagets theory of cognitive development

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Preoperational
Ages 2 to 7

Children begin to think symbolically and learn to use words and pictures to represent objects

23
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Phase three in piagets theory of cognitive development

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Contrete operations
7 to 11 years old

Begin the think logically about concrete events

24
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Phrase four in paigets theory of cognitive development

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Formal operations
11 to adulthood

Individuals thinking moves to abstract and theoretical subjects

25
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Factors the influence psychosocial health include

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Personality, family background. Environment, and life’s circumstances

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