development

Question 0

Biology involved in gender

Answer 0

john joan case

Question 1

what age do you know gender, expectations

Answer 1

2-3

Question 2

sperm meets egg

Answer 2

Conception

Question 3

1 cell

Answer 3

Zygote

Question 4

• Weeks 2-8
• miscarriages
• by 6 weeks, head, eyes, arms, legs
• birth defects

Answer 4

embryo

Question 5

• 2 months to Birth

- point of viability ≈ 7 months

Answer 5

fetus

Question 6

Newborn abilities

Answer 6

-recognize mom’s voice
- see about 2 feet
- reflexes : sucking, grabbing
≈ 2 months - roll over

Question 7

strong emotional bond

Answer 7

separation anxiety

Question 8

Parenting Styles

Answer 8

1. Authoritarian 2. Authoritative 3. Permissive

Question 9

Child Abuse

• (1.5 million a year, 1300 deaths)
• # 1 Neglect
• Physical
• Mom! 60%
• Sexual (20% total), Dad, Male

Answer 9

jj

Question 10

Cycle of Abuse

Answer 10

• 1/3 of Abused become abusers

Question 11

Sigmund Freud: Psychodynamic Theory of Personality

Early Childhood Experiences Key

Answer 11

Oral, Anal, Phallic, Latent, Genital Stages

Question 12

Unconscious Thoughts

Answer 12

slips of the tongue dream interpretation free association (black:white)

Question 13

Freud’s Division of the Mind

Answer 13

Id - Pleasure Seeker (Devil) Ego - Compromise (Defense Mechanisms) Superego - Morality (Angel)

Question 14

Freud’s Psyschosexual Stages (social development)

Answer 14

• Seek pleasure from body- first 5 years most important in social development

Question 15

Oral Stage (0-18 months)

Answer 15

• sucking, chewing, biting

- fixated = eating, smoking, talker

Question 16

Anal Stage (1.5 - 3 years)

Answer 16

• waste removal, elimination (control)

- fixated = control, neat, strict code of behavior

Question 17

Phallic Stage (3-6 years)

Answer 17

compete with same sex parent

• M = Oedipus Complex
• F = Electra Complex

Question 18

Freud’s Psyschosexual Stages (Continued)

Answer 18

Seek pleasure from body- first 5 years most important in social development

Question 19

Latency Stage (6 - puberty)

Answer 19

• repression of sexual thoughts - development of social, Intellectual skills

Question 20

Genital Stage (Adolescence/Adult) -

Answer 20

renewed sexual desire - relationships

Question 21

Carl Jung -

Answer 21

sex drive was not primary force - “Collective Unconscious” - bigger impact on art, literature

Question 22

Karen Horney -

Answer 22

disagreed with “Penis Envy” - did not believe conflict necessary - early feminist