Quiz 1 Flashcards

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How is child development divided into domains?

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three domains: physical, cognitive, and emotional/social

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We organize child development theories based on how they take a stand on what three basic issues?

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1) Is the course of development continuous or discontinuous? 2) Does one course of development characterize all children, or are there many possible courses? 3) What are the roles of genetic and environmental factors—nature and nurture—in development?

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What is continuous development?

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a process of gradually adding more of the same types of skills that were there to begin with

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What is discontinuous development?

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a process in which new ways of under- standing and responding to the world emerge at specific times

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What do stage theorists assume?

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that people everywhere follow the same sequence of development

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What are “contexts” of child development?

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unique combinations of personal and environmental circumstances that can result in different paths of change

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What ideas are central to John Locke’s philosophy of child development?

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continuous development, nurture as main source of development, and high plasticity at later ages; children are a blank slate (tabula rasa)

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How does Rousseau describe children?

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as “noble savages,” naturally endowed with a sense of right and wrong and an innate plan for orderly, healthy growth

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What is maturation as it is described in the book?

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a genetically determined, naturally unfolding course of growth

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What ideas are central to Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s philosophy of child development?

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discontinuous development, stage wise process, nature as main source of development

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What is developmental science?

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Study of constancy and change throughout the lifespan

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What are the domains of developmental science?

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  1. Physical 2. Emotional and Social 3. Cognitive
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What is resilience?

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The ability to adapt effectively to threats to development

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What are the stages of development?

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Infancy and Toddlerhood - Birth to 2 years
Early Childhood - 2 to 6 years
Middle Childhood - 6 to 11 years
Adolescence - 11 to 18 years
Emerging Adulthood - 18 to 25 years
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How did John Locke view development?

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child as “tabula rasa” • Experience shapes the child • Praise, not punishment is most helpful; CONTINUOUS

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How did Rousseau view development?

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Jean-Jacques Rousseau:
children “noble savages” • Natural morality
• Stages of development; DISCONTINUOUS

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Who developed psychosexual theory?

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Sigmund Freud

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What is the function of the Id?

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Biological needs and desires; Present at birth

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What is the Ego?

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Rational though; Develops in infancy

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What is the superego?

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Conscience; Present in preschool years

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What is the oral stage identified by Freud?

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Birth-1 year; Pleasure through oral stimulation

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What is the anal stage identified by Freud?

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1-3 years

Pleasure centers on bowel/bladder control

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What is the phallic stage identified by Freud?

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3-6 years; Pleasure in genital stimulation; battle Oedipus & Electra complexes

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What is the latency stage identified by Freud?

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6-11 years; Sexual instinct calmed

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What is the general stage identified by Freud?
Adolescence- adulthood; Sexual instinct matures
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Who developed psychosocial theory?
Erik Erikson
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What are the stages called and the ages associated with them of psychosocial theory?
``` Trust vs. Mistrust • Birth – 1 year Autonomy/ Shame, Doubt • 1 – 3 years Initiative vs. Guilt • 3 – 6 years Industry vs. Inferiority • 6 – 11 years Identity vs. Confusion • Adolescence Intimacy vs. Isolation • Young adult Generativity/ Stagnation • Middle adult Integrity vs. Despair • Old age ```
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What is behaviorism?
Challenged psychoanalytic theories | Focus on directly observable events; Stimulus/response
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What is social learning theory and who developed it?
Built on behaviorism, Emphasized modeling ◦ Motivation ◦ Introduces role of cognition ◦ Self-efficacy Behavior modification; developed by Albert Bandura
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Who developed cognitive development theory and what is its main premise?
Jean Piaget; Reinforcers not necessary, | Children construct knowledge through interactions with their environment
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What are Piaget's stages of development?
Sensorimotor -- Birth–2 years Pre operational -- 2–7 years Concrete Operational -- 7–11 years Formal Operational -- 11 years and older
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What are information processing theories?
``` Brain as computer ◦ Input = sensory information ◦ Output = behavioral response No stages Children active in development ```
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What is developmental cognitive neuroscience?
Incorporates psychology, biology, neuroscience, & medicine to study the relationship between changes in the brain, cognitive processing, & behavior patterns
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What is ethology and who developed it?
the study of the adaptive value of behavior & its evolutionary history; Conrad Lorenz
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What is sociocultural theory and who developed it?
Transmission of culture between generations; Importance of social interaction Cognitive development is socially mediated; Lev Vygotsky developed it
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What is ecological systems theory and who developed it?
holds that development occurs within a complex, ever-changing environment; Urie Bronfenbrenner
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What are the two types of interview?
clinical and structured