H.D - Chapter 5 Flashcards

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Brain Growth

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10-12 yrs
Frontal lobes become more developed
Improvements in logic, planning, and memory are evident
Due to myelination

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Childhood Obesity

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Due to genetics and environment

Overweight Linked to impaired functioning -> Working memory, mental flexibility, decision making, control impulses and delayed gratification (hard to avoid unhealthy food)

Psychological Consequences:
-Discrimination
-Lower self-esteem
-agression
-depression

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Decentration

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Concrete operational
Children no longer focus on obvious
Allows conservation

EX: not only focus on height of glass, also focus on width

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Reversibility

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Child learns that some things have been changed can be returned to their original state

EX: water can be frozen, and come water again
EX: math

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Information Processing Model

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  1. Stimulus
  2. Sensory Register
  3. Attention
  4. Working memory or short-term memory
  5. Long-term memory
  6. Central Executive System - coordinating cognitive activity (CEO of mind, controls conscious part)
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Working Memory / Short-term memory

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Amount of info you can hold in your mimd to think about something RIGHT NOW

EX: not info. used during an exam

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Long-term Memory

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EX: Info given now that you want to remember in the future

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Information Processing: Executive Function

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mental processes that enable us to plan, focus attention, remember instructions, and juggle multiple tasks successfully.

How we regulate our thinking

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Inhibition

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Ability to stop behavior
delayed gratification

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Selective Attention

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Early stage of attention
Trying to decide what to pay attention to
inner speech with children

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ADHD

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Great difficulty with , and avoidance of tasks that require sustained attention (reading, conversation) , failure to follow directions, disorganizations, forgetfulness, hyperactivity

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ADHD Intervetions

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Medication and behavioral approach
No correlation between medication and substance abuse
Increase in rate of ADHD

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Instrumental Aggression

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Intended to achieve a particular goal

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Hostile Agression

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Hostile action in response to others
verbal or physical

EX: be aggressive bc you don’t like the person / want to be mean

Happens later
Need understanding of consequences
Theory of mind - take perspective

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Relational Agression

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Hostile action to harm relationship
verbal
Mean girls (gossiping)

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Bilingualism

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-Cognitive advantages
-Speak only limited versions of both languages
-Delays Alzheimer’s disease
-Hear language better and more sensitive
-boost your memory
-Increased attention and better at multitasking

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Peer Acceptance

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-Popular
-Rejected
-Controversial
-Neglected

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Long term consequences of Popularity

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-Stronger marriages
-earn more money
-have better health outcomes

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long-term consequences of unpopular children

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-Experienced greater anxiety
-depression
-substance abuse
-obesity
-suicide

Denied opportunities to build social skills

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Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS)

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Most widely used intelligence test for adults

Scores on 4 domains:
-Verbal Comprehension
-Fluid reasoning
-Processing Speed
-Working memory

High reliability
Hard to measure all

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Triarchic Theory of Intelligence

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Stenberg
People may display more or less analytical intelligence, creative intelligence, and practical intelligence

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Analytical Intelligence

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Traditional tests assess
Academic problem solving and performing calculations

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Creative Intelligence

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Do not assess
the ability to adapt to new situations and create new ideas

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Practical Intelligence

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Do not assess
The ability to demonstrate common sense and street-smart

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Theory of Multiple Intelligence
Gardner Eight intelligences that can be differentiated from each other -Linguistic -Logical-mathematical -Spatial (think and reason) -Musical -Kinesthetic (body) (sports) -Interpersonal (interact) -Intrapersonal (self) -Naturalistic
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IQ
Comparing children of the same age Bell curve Mostly genetics Don't change a lot overtime IQ= mental age / chronological age 120 = 12 / 10
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Authoritative Parenting `
High warmth - high control patience Associated w; -High academic achievement -Self-control -More curious -Self-confident
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Authoritarian Parenting
Low warmth- high control Punishment Associated w: -Unhappy -Low self-esteem -More difficult handling conflict
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Permissive Parenting
High warmth - Low control "Friend" Associated w: -Low impulse control -immature -dependent on others -Poor academic performance
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Uninvolved / Neglectful parenting
Low warmth / low control emotionally unavailable parenting Associated w: -Poor academic performance -Tend to be aggressive
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Resilience
Rebound from serious early life traumas to construct successful adult lives Factors: Genes Number of traumas Social skills Community
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General Intelligence Factor (g)
Spearman The construct that the different abilities and skills measured on intelligence tests have in common Relates to abstract thinking People with higher general intelligence learn thinking
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Divorce
Significantly more behavior problems Child will grieve loss of parent they don't see anymore Parent may be less available for child Relationships of divorced children tend to be more problematic Experience social, emotional and psychological problems More likely to get divorced themselves