module 12: psychological development Flashcards

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What is the basic conflict of childhood discussed in the text?

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Autonomy versus shame

This conflict typically arises between the ages of one to three years.

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What do children desire to do during the stage of autonomy?

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Explore the environment and do things on their own

This includes moving around, using their hands, eating, and lifting things.

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At what age does the concept of autonomy generally develop?

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Around one to three years

This is a crucial period for children to assert their independence.

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What contributes to the development of a good sense of self and autonomy?

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Support and encouragement from people around them

Positive reinforcement helps children feel capable and self-sufficient.

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What causes shame and doubt in children according to the text?

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Not fulfilling the expectations of others and social pressures

This can occur when children perceive that others are performing better.

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What happens when a child faces restrictions on their actions?

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Embarrassment and hesitation develop

This can lead to unresolved conflicts regarding autonomy.

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True or False: Shame and doubt arise independently of social contexts.

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False

Shame and doubt are influenced by social interactions and expectations.

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Fill in the blank: The conflict of autonomy versus shame is primarily resolved by gaining a sense of _______.

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autonomy

Gaining autonomy is crucial for healthy emotional development in children.

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What role do parents play in a child’s development of autonomy?

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They provide support and set expectations

Parents’ reactions can significantly impact a child’s self-esteem and autonomy.

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What is a potential negative outcome of shaming a child?

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Inability to resolve the conflict of autonomy

This can lead to long-term issues with self-esteem and independence.

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What is the age range for the initiative versus guilt phase?

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Three to five years

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What do children in the initiative versus guilt phase enjoy doing?

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Playing by themselves and exploring

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What skills do children develop during the initiative versus guilt phase?

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New skills such as:
* Numbers
* Blocks
* Joining things
* Making puzzles
* Solving puzzles
* Playing small board games

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True or False: Children in this phase prefer to play alone rather than with others.

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True

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Fill in the blank: During the initiative versus guilt phase, children develop a sense of _______.

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Conscience

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What activities help children develop new skills in the initiative versus guilt phase?

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Age-appropriate activities such as:
* Playing with toys
* Solving puzzles
* Engaging in small board games

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What is a notable behavior of three-year-old children in this phase?

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They want to explore and move around

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What stage coincides with Freud’s phallic stage?

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The resolution of the Oedipus and Electra complexes

The phallic stage is a key part of Freud’s psychosexual development theory.

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What complex is more related to boys?

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The Oedipus complex

The Oedipus complex involves a boy’s desire for his mother and rivalry with his father.

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What complex is associated with girls according to Freud?

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The Electra complex

The Electra complex involves a girl’s desire for her father and rivalry with her mother.

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What feelings do children develop towards their parents in the context of these complexes?

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Desire and hostility

Boys desire their mothers and feel hostility towards their fathers, while girls desire their fathers and feel hostility towards their mothers.

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What realization do children come to regarding their desires towards their parents?

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That it is not morally acceptable

Children learn that their feelings of desire towards their parents are inappropriate.

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How do children resolve the Oedipus and Electra complexes?

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Through identification with the same-sex parent

Boys identify with their fathers, while girls identify with their mothers.

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What behavior do children exhibit as they identify with their same-sex parent?

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They try to act, behave, and talk like their parent

This identification helps them to take on gender roles.

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What is the outcome of successfully resolving the Oedipus and Electra complexes?
Overcoming the complexes and accepting gender roles ## Footnote Resolution leads to an understanding that inappropriate desires must be set aside.
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What is associative play?
Children are engaged in separate activities but interact with each other about the activity. ## Footnote In associative play, children observe and inquire about each other's activities while still focusing on their own tasks.
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What defines cooperative play?
Children work together towards a common goal, assisting each other in completing the task. ## Footnote Cooperative play involves group activities where children collaborate, such as working on a project or engaging in a make-believe theme.
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What is a major difference between associative and cooperative play?
In associative play, children do separate activities with interaction; in cooperative play, they work together towards a goal. ## Footnote Associative play allows for some interaction, while cooperative play requires collaboration and mutual assistance.
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How does cooperative play benefit children emotionally?
It helps children regulate their own feelings and understand others. ## Footnote Working together in cooperative play fosters emotional intelligence and social skills among children.
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Fill in the blank: In _______ play, children engage in separate activities but interact with each other.
associative
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Fill in the blank: In _______ play, children act together towards a common goal.
cooperative
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What is the next level of conflict within middle childhood?
Industry versus inferiority ## Footnote This stage signifies the child's struggle to gain competence and self-esteem.
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Which stage of Freud's development coincides with the industry versus inferiority conflict?
Latency stage ## Footnote In this stage, sexual instincts become dormant.
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What complexes are resolved during the latency stage?
Electra and Oedipus complex ## Footnote These complexes are associated with early childhood conflicts.
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What significant life event marks the beginning of formal schooling?
Starting school ## Footnote This event is crucial for the development of various skills and behaviors.
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What tasks are associated with middle childhood when schooling starts?
School adjustment tasks ## Footnote These include attendance, punctuality, and appropriate behaviors.
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What are the key components of achievement during middle childhood?
Academic skills such as reading, writing, and mathematics ## Footnote Achievement is crucial for self-esteem and competence.
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Fill in the blank: The conflict of industry versus inferiority is characterized by a child's need to achieve _____ in academic subjects.
competence
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What is the importance of peer engagement?
Peer engagement influences long-term adjustment and mental health
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How does acceptance and support from peers affect psychological needs?
It helps develop psychological needs for closeness, association, and sharing
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What role do school friends play in our lives?
School friends provide immense value and are often long-term contact people
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What is the basic conflict in adolescence according to Ericsson's theory?
Identity versus identity confusion
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What is a positive resolution in adolescence important for?
It is important for developing a sense of identity
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What constitutes the identity part in adolescence?
Self made up of values, beliefs, and goals
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What does identity confusion in adolescence often result in?
A state of feeling lost or directionless
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Fill in the blank: Identity confusion is normally a state where adolescents may appear _______.
directionless
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True or False: Shallow behaviors in adolescents indicate a clear sense of identity.
False
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What is ego integrity versus despair?
It is Erickson's framework that focuses on ego integrity.
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How many developmental phases or stages of discovery does Erickson identify?
Six developmental phases.
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List the six tasks that Erickson identifies for a unique sense of identity.
* Intimacy * Sense of identity * Career consolidation * Generativity * Keepers of meaning * Integrity
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What are the two key components discussed in Valiant's framework?
* Career prospects * Relationships within families
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Between which stages of Erickson's framework does Valiant's theory come?
Between stage six and seven, and between seven and eight.
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What concept does Valiant introduce that relates to Erickson's stage six?
Career consolidation.
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What concept does Valiant introduce that relates to Erickson's stage seven?
Keepers of meaning.
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True or False: Valiant's theory focuses solely on career prospects.
False.
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Fill in the blank: Valiant discusses the importance of _______ in addition to career consolidation.
[relationships within families]
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What is ego integrity versus despair?
It is Erickson's framework that focuses on ego integrity.
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How many developmental phases or stages of discovery does Erickson identify?
Six developmental phases.
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List the six tasks that Erickson identifies for a unique sense of identity.
* Intimacy * Sense of identity * Career consolidation * Generativity * Keepers of meaning * Integrity
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What are the two key components discussed in Valiant's framework?
* Career prospects * Relationships within families
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Between which stages of Erickson's framework does Valiant's theory come?
Between stage six and seven, and between seven and eight.
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What concept does Valiant introduce that relates to Erickson's stage six?
Career consolidation.
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What concept does Valiant introduce that relates to Erickson's stage seven?
Keepers of meaning.
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True or False: Valiant's theory focuses solely on career prospects.
False.
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Fill in the blank: Valiant discusses the importance of _______ in addition to career consolidation.
[relationships within families]
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What is the seventh stage of Ericsson's lifespan theory?
Generativity ## Footnote This stage is part of middle adulthood.
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What is the primary focus of generativity in middle adulthood?
Leaving a legacy for the next generation ## Footnote This involves considering what can be passed on to younger individuals.
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In the context of generativity, what are individuals encouraged to think about?
What can be passed on or given to the young ones ## Footnote This reflects the desire to contribute to the future.
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What stage of life does generativity occur in according to Ericsson?
Middle adulthood ## Footnote This is the phase where individuals focus on legacy.