Psych- Moral, psychosocial, and piaget's

Question 1

Pre-conventional

Answer 1

Focus on avoiding punishment and a tit for tat mentality.

Question 2

Conventional

Answer 2

Sees individuals as filling social roles. Law and order as highest ideals, social obedience is a must to maintain a functional society.

Question 3

Post-conventional

Answer 3

Realizes that other people may have different values. And that law is contingent on culture. Develop internal moral principles.

Question 4

Trust vs. Mistrust

Answer 4

Birth to 18 months
It develops when the caregiver provides care, affection and reliability. Trust when they are given and mistrusts if they are not satisfied.

Question 5

Autonomy vs, Shame & Doubt

Answer 5

2-3 years
Child begins to develop a sense of independence over physical skills. Sense of autonomy when they do and shame when they do not

Question 6

Intiative vs. Guilt

Answer 6

3-5 years
The need to control and have power over their environment. Achieving it provides a sense of purpose. Too much leads to disapproval, and feelings of guilt.

Question 7

Industry vs. Inferiority

Answer 7

6-11 years

Need to cope with academic demands. Success leads to feelings of competence and of inferiority if he or she does not.

Question 8

Identity vs. Role confusion

Answer 8

12-18 years
Teens need to develop sense of self and personal identity. Success leads to feelings of being true to one self and failure confusion.

Question 9

Intimacy vs. Stagnation

Answer 9

19-40 years

Need to form intimate relationships. Success leads to strong relationships and failure to isolation.

Question 10

Generativity vs. Stagnation

Answer 10

40-65 years
Adults have a need to create and nurture something that will outlast them. Success leads to feelinfs of accomplishment and failure leads to feelings of shallowness.

Question 11

Ego Integrity vs. Despair

Answer 11

Older adults need to look back and feel a sense of fulfillment. Success leads to feelings of wisdom. Failure leads to feelings of regret, bitterness, and despair.

Question 12

Mead’s concept of ME

Answer 12

The socialized and conforming aspect of self.

Question 13

Mead’s concept of I

Answer 13

The spontaneous, unpredictable, and creative aspect of self

Question 14

Ectoderm gives rise to?

Answer 14

Gives epidermis and nervous system.

Question 15

Mesoderm give rise to?

Answer 15

Blood cells, connective tissue (bones, muscles and tendons), and several organs (heart, kineys, gonads),

Skeleton and muscles

Question 16

The endoderm gives rise to?

Answer 16

The lining of the digestive tube and associated organs including the liver.

Digestive organs and intestines