Lecture 4 Flashcards

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Lateralization

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functional specialization of the left and right hemispheres of the brain

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2
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Corpus callosum

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Connects the right and left hemispheres) grows and mature most during this time

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3
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Handedness:

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strong preference for using only one hand or the other that develops between 2 and 6 years of age. Right handedness is a dominant gene

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4
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How much sleep do 3-5 year olds need?

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10-13 hours

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5
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integrational trauma

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integrational trauma happens when a traumatic event not only affects people who experience it, but when it also affects their children and sometimes, grandchildren

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Preoperational Stage:

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Children become proficient in the use of symbols in thinking and communicating but still have difficulty thinking logically

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Egocentrism:

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The young child’s belief that everyone sees and experiences the world the way she does
E.g. What do you think the doll sees? (what I see)

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Centration:

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The child thinks of the world in terms of one variable at a time

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9
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Conservation:

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The understanding that matter can change in appearance without changing in quantity (not developed before age 5)

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Theories of mind time line

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10 months- understanding that people operate w goals and intentions
3years- understand aspects of the link between people thinking, feelings, behavior
4- basic principles that each persons actions are based on her or his representation of reality
4-5: cannot understand that other people can think about them
5-7: understand that reciprical nature of thought

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11
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What is theory of mind?

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A set of ideas constructed by an individual to explain other people’s ideas, beliefs, desires, and behavior

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12
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Scaffolding

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Supporting someone within their learning
(verbal cues or prompts)

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13
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Who are the main theorists of attachment styles

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Mary Ainsworth
Bowlby

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14
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Critique Piaget?

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Underestimated abilities of infants

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15
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Fast-mapping

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is the ability to categorically link new words to real-world referents

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16
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Development of a theory of mind is enhanced by

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pretend play and shared pretense with other children

17
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Emphasized the role of social factors in cognitive development

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Socio-cultural theory

18
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Changes in language?

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Inflections
Questions and Negatives
Overregularization (overgeneralization)
Complex Sentences

19
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social self:

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An increasing awareness of oneself as player in the social game

20
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Categorical Self

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The self-concept (and the concept of others) tends to focus on his or her own visible characteristics

21
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Emotional Self

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An ability to label and explain emotions

22
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Exposure effect:

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the degree of intensity and duration of a stressor is related to the intensity of the response

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