Developmental Psychology Flashcards

(29 cards)

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John Locke

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Blank slate

Nurture

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John Locke
Thomas Hobbes 
George Berkeley
David Hume
James Mill
John Stuart Mill
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British empiricist school of thought

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Jean-Jacques Rousseau

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Society is detrimental to development

Emile: concerning education

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Stanley Hall

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Father of developmental psychology

Empirical research on children

Founder of child and adolescent psychology

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John Watson

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Behaviorist

Extreme

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Arnold Gesell

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Physical maturation determines development, regardless of practice

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Gregor Mendel

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DNA chromosome

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Tyron

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Specific behavior has corresponding genes

Maze-running rats

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Lewis Terman

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Study on gifted children with high IQ

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Jean Piaget

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Cognitive structuralist

Assimilation and accommodation

Four stages of cognitive development

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Lev Vygotsky

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Cultural influences on cognitive development

Internalization of language, culture, rules, etc.

Zone of proximal development

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Lenneberg, Rebelsky, Nichols

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Babbling

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Petitto and Marentette

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Babbling of gestures in deaf children

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14
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Noam Chomsky

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Linguist
Transformational grammar
Syntactic transformation
LAD

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15
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Genie

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Sensitive period of language development

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Sigmund Freud

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Erik Erickson

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Alexander Thomas and Stella Chess

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Three temperament style in infants

Easy, slow to warm up, difficult

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Jerome Kagan

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Temperament of children

Conclusion: children temperament is a strong indicator of adult behaviors

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Peter Wolff

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Crying in babies

21
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Harry Harlow

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Attachment

Monkey experiment

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John Bowlby

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Orphanage

Identified several phases of attachment

23
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Mary Ainsworth

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Devised strange situation procedure

Three basic types of attachment

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Konrad Lorenz

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Imprinting

Believe in critical period

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Lawrence Kohlberg
Moral development stages Gender development: three-stage theory of self-socialization
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Heinz
Heinz dilemma
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Carol Gilligan
Criticizing Kohlberg Focus on the difference between females and males Females’ moral more orientated around caring and compassion and relationships
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Martin and Halverson
Gender schematic processing theory
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Diana Baumrind
Three types of parenting