Perspectives of Development Flashcards

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S. Freud: ________

E. Erikson: ________

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Psychosexual

Psychosocial

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Focus on personality development and effects of conscious and unconscious mind on behavior and development

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Psychoanalytic Theories

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Three components of personality which are in perpetual state of conflict

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Id, Ego, and Superego

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Present at birth; below level of consciousness; basic instincts; pleasure principle

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Id

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Develops after birth; moderates id’s wishes; reality principle

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Ego

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Last to develop; ethical principles, ideals, and conscience; morality principle

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Superego

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Mouth is the main source of pleasure; seeks oral gratification; birth-1.5 years old

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Oral Stage

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Anus is the main source of pleasure; toilet training; 1.5-3 years old

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Anal Stage

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This helps balance the need for anal gratification and society’s demand for being clean and neat

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Toilet Training

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External genitalia is the main source of pleasure; emergence of superego; oedipal and elektra; 3-6 years old

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Phallic Stage

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Same sex companions; increase social skills; onset of puberty; 6-12 years old

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Latency Stage

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Surge of sexual hormones; unconscious recurrence of phallic stage, relationships with opposite sex; 12 years old and above

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Genital Stage

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Hope

Overly trusting, gullibility, withdrawal, fearful toward others

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Trust vs Mistrust

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Willpower

Impulsiveness, compulsiveness, insecurity, dependency

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Autonomy vs Shame&Doubt

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Courage

Ruthlessness, sociopathy, inhibition

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Initiative vs Guilt

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Competence

Narrow virtuosity, inferior complex

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Industry vs Inferiority

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Fidelity

Fanaticism, repudiation

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Identity vs Identity Confusion

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Love

Promiscuity, exclision

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Intimacy vs Isolation

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Caring

Overextension, rejectivity

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Generativity vs Stagnation

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Wisdom

Presumption, disdain

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Integrity vs Despair

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Focus on observable conditions in environment and how they relate to observable behaviors

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Behavioral and Social Learning Theories

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I. Pavlov: ________
B. F. Skinner: ________
A. Bandura: ________

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Classical Conditioning
Operant Conditioning
Social Learning

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Neutral stimuli cause a response through their association with stimuli that naturally elicits a response

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Classical Conditioning

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Environment shapes all human behavior and that behaviors may be randomly emitted in response to an environmental stimulus

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Operant Conditioning

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People operate on their environment, adjusting their behaviors to attract reinforcement and avoid punishment
Operant Conditioning
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Children at early stage in life imitate what they see and acquire a manner of speaking or doing as those of people around them
Social Learning (observational learning or modeling)
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Focus on how a person thinks and learns
Cognitive Theories