Lectures 3 & 4 Flashcards

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What are Piagets stages of development and when do they occur

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Sensorimotor: Birth -2yrs
Pre operational: 2-7 yrs
Concrete Operational: 7 -12 yrs
Formal Operational: 12 yrs +

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2
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Schema

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Organized patterns of thought action

Building blocks of how one interacts with the world

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3
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Sensorimotor

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Birth - 2 yrs
Child understand world through sensory and motor experiences
Achieves Object permanence (know items exist when not seen) and symbolic thought (can make things happen)

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4
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Pre Operational

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2 - 7 years
Egocentrism: cannot view world from other perspectives
Irreversibility
Centration: (Glass w/ Juice)
Symbolic thinking
Does not grasp logic
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5
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Concrete Operational

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7-12
Conservation
Problem solving for concrete objects/events
empathy

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6
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Formal Operational

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12+
Think and reason in hypotheticals
Abstract thinking
Requires formal instruction

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7
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Piaget V Vygotsky

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Piaget: Development via interaction with physical world
Vygotsky: Sociocultural context causes maturation

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8
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Theory of Mind

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Ability to attribute mental states to one’s self and others
Altruism
False belief test

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9
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Imprinting

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to be biologically primed to immediately form attachment, some animals such as ducks have this

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10
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4 ways to enforce attachment

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Sucking, Cuddling, Eye Gazing/Joint Visual Attention, Smiling Crying

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11
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Separation anxiety peaks at

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15 months

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12
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Stranger Anxiety peaks

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6-12 months

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13
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What are the 4 attachment styles

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Secure, Anxious resistant, Anxious Avoidant, Disorganized

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14
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Difference between Anxious Resistance and Anxious Avoidant

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AR: Fearful when mom is present but also demands moms attention/distressed when mom leaves
AA: Fear rejection and abandonment so avoids attachment. Won’t cry when mom leaves and won’t run to mom when she returns

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15
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Signs of “Secure” Attachment style

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Play when mother is around, cry when gone wants to be held when she returns

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16
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How does attachment to the care giver develop?

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Indiscriminate: 0-3mo (0fucks)
Discriminate: 3 mo
Specific: 7-8 mo

17
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Parenting styles (4)

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Indulgent
Authoritarian
Authoritative
Neglectful

18
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Gender Constancy

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Understanding one has of being male/female as permanent

19
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Kohlberg’s Moral Development

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  1. Pre Conventional: do what is right to not be punished
  2. Conventional: Do what is right because its in our best interest
  3. Post Conventional: Altruism
20
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Puberty

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A period of rapid PHYSICAL changes

21
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Egocentrism

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Believing you are different/special from everyone else
Leads to risk taking
happens during adolescence

22
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Chronological Age

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How many days around the sun

23
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Biological Age

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How old you feel

24
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Functional age

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What you can physically do

25
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Erikson’s Theory

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Personality develops through confronting a series of eight major psychosocial stages that involve “crisis” over how we view ourselves and the world