Developmental Psychology Flashcards

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What is nature?

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Traits you’re born with

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What is nurture?

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traits shaped by your environment

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What are teratogens?

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Harmful substances (like drugs or alcohol) that affect a baby before birth

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What are reflexes?

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Automatic movements babies are born with

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What is a rooting reflex?

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Baby turns head when cheek is touched

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What is a sucking reflex?

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Baby sucks when something touches their mouth

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What is the grasping reflex?

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baby grips something placed in their hand

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What is the moro reflex?

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startle response-baby flings arms out when startled

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What is the Babinski reflex?

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Baby’s toes spread out when the sole of the foot is stroked

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What is a visual cliff?

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An experiment that tests if babies can precieve depth

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What are motor skills?

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movement and coordination

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what are gross motor skills?

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Big movements (like crawling or walking)

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What is a gender schema?

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Mental framework for understanding gender roles

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What’s discontinuous?

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development happens in stages

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What is a growth spurt?

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rapid physical growth, especially during puberty

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What is the zone of proximal development? (Vygotsky’s idea)

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What a child can do with help

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What is Trust vs. Mistrust?

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infants learn to trust or Mistrust the world

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What is autonomy vs shame and doubt

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toddlers try to do things on their own

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What is initiative vs.guilt

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preschoolers try new things or feel guilty

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what is industry vs inferiority

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kids try to do well in school or feel inadequate

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What is identity vs role confusion

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teens figure out who they are

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What is intimacy vs. isolation?

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young adults seek close relationships or feel lonely

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What is generativity vs. stagnation?

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middle-aged adults want to help the next generation

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What is integrity vs. despair?

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older adults reflect on life with pride or regret

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What is Assimilation?
Fitting new info into what you already know
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What is accommodations?
changing what you know to fit new info
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What is object permanence?
knowing something exists even when its not visible
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what is mental symbols
using things like imagines or words in your mind
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What is Egocentric?
only seeing things from your point of view
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What is pretend play?
using imagination in play
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What is theory of mind
understanding that others have different thoughts and feelings
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What are Concepts of conservation?
understanding that amount stays the same even if it looks different
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What is formal operational stage?
thinking abstractly and about possibilities
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What is concrete operational stage?
thinking logically about real things
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What is abstract reasoning?
Thinking about ideas, not just things you see
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What is Hypothetical thinking?
Thinking about "what if" situations.
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What is metacognition?
thinking about your own thinking
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What is personal fable?
Believing your experiences are totally unique
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What are phonemes?
Smallest sound units in language
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What are morphemes?
Smallest units with meaning
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What is syntax?
Rules for sentence structure
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What are semantics?
meaning of words and sentences
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What is babbling?
repeating sounds (baby talk)
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What is the Holophrastic stage?
one word stands for a whole idea
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What is the one-word stage
using one word at a time
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What is Telegraphic speech?
two-word sentences like "want toy"
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What is two-word stage?
combining two words
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what is overgeneralization?
using language rules to widely
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What is a critical period?
A time when something must be learned
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What is attachment parenting?
strong emotional bonding with babies
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What is secure attachment?
baby feels safe when caregiver is around
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What is avoidant attachments?
baby avoids caregiver
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Anxious/ambivalent attachments?
baby is unsure-clings but also resistis
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What is resistant attachments?
baby is upset and hard to comfort
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What is insecure attachments?
weak or troubled bond with caregiver
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What is separation anxiety?
baby gets upset when caregiver leaves
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What is a microsystem?
immediate environment
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What is a mesosystem?
how parts of the microsystem interact (parent-teacher)
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What is Exosystem?
Indirect influences (parent's jobs)
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What is a macrosystem?
culture, values, laws
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what is a Chronosystem
changes over time
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What is authoritarian parenting style?
strict, lots of rules, little warmth
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What is permissive parents?
lenient, few rules
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What is authoritative parents?
balanced- firm but loving (the healthiest style)