comparison of approaches Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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Which approach ties development to psychosexual stages determined by age?

A

Psychodynamic approach

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2
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Which approach contributes to understanding child development through schemas?

A

Cognitive approach

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3
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What is the focus of the biological approach in child development?

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Genetically determined changes in a child’s physiological status

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4
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Which approach emphasizes the development of the self and unconditional positive regard?

A

Humanistic approach

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5
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Which approaches view development as continuous rather than stage-based?

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Behaviourist approach and Social learning theory

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6
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What does the ‘nature’ argument emphasize?

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Inherited biological factors

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7
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What does the ‘nurture’ argument emphasize?

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Environment and experience

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8
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What do behaviourists argue about newborns?

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They are ‘blank slates’ and learn through reinforcement and imitation

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What is the biological approach’s view on behaviour?

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It is the result of genetic blueprint (genotype) influenced by environment (phenotype)

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10
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What concept do humanistic psychologists stress in development?

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Self-concept

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11
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What does determinism propose?

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All behaviour has a cause and is predictable

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12
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What kind of determinism is linked to behaviourism?

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Environmental determinism

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13
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What kind of determinism is linked to the biological approach?

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Genetic determinism

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14
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What kind of determinism is central to the psychodynamic approach?

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Psychic determinism

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15
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What is soft determinism?

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The belief that behaviour is constrained but individuals still have choice

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16
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What is reciprocal determinism?

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Behaviour is influenced by and influences the environment

17
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What does the humanistic approach advocate regarding free will?

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Humans are active agents with free will

18
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What do behaviourist therapies like systematic desensitisation aim to treat?

19
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What has social learning theory contributed to therapy?

A

Understanding the role of modelling and observational learning

20
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What mechanisms did Freud associate with anxiety disorders?

A

Defence mechanisms

21
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Why is psychoanalysis not appropriate for everyone?

A

It requires time, input, and emotional reflection from the patient

22
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What is a strength of cognitive therapy?

A

It aims to correct faulty thinking

23
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What approach emphasizes self-esteem and self-concept in therapy?

A

Humanistic therapy (counselling)

24
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What does the biological approach focus on for treating disorders?

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Drug therapy and chemical imbalances

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What is reductionism?
Explaining behaviour by breaking it into constituent parts
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What is the opposing view to reductionism?
Holism
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Why is behaviourism considered reductionist?
It breaks behaviour into stimulus–response units
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Why is the biological approach reductionist?
It explains behaviour at the genetic or neural level
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What reductionism is the cognitive approach accused of?
Machine reductionism
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Which approach is holistic and considers all aspects of the individual?
Humanistic approach