Quiz 5 Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
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The most important social development that takes place during infancy?

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Attachment

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2
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The positive emotional bond that develops between a child and a particular individual

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Attachment

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3
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Behavior that takes place during a critical period that involves attachment to the first moving object that is observed

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imprinting

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4
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Who studied imprinting on goslings?

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Lorenz

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5
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Attachment is based on ____________ according to imprinting

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bioecological factors

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6
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Experiment were monkey’s were giving option of wire monkey with food or soft cloth money and spent more time with cloth monkey.

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Harlow Experiment

Contact comfort

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7
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Food is more important than comfort

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False

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8
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Attachment is built primarily on the infants needs for safety and security because

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Genetically determined motivation to avoid predators

John Bowlby

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9
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Bowlby believes attachment provides a type of ____ and as get older move ______ ______ from home base

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home base

further away

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10
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A sequence of staged episodes that illustrate the strength of attachment between a child and (typically) his or her mother

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Ainsworth Strange Situation

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11
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8 steps of “strange situation”

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  1. Mother and baby enter an unfamiliar room
  2. Mother sits down leaving baby free to explore
  3. adult stranger enters the room and converses first with the mother and then with the baby
  4. mother exits the room
    5 mother returns greeting and comforting the baby and stranger leaves
  5. mother leaves and baby is alone
  6. stranger returns
    8 mother returns and stranger leaves
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12
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A style of attachment in which children use the mother as a kind of home base and are at ease when she is present and when she leaves becomes upset

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secure attachment pattern

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13
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How many kids in secure category?

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2/3

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14
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A style of attachment in which children do not seek proximity to the mother; after the mother has left, they seem to avoid her when she returns

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Avoidant attachment pattern

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15
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Percent of 1 year old with avoidant (indifferent to her behavior)

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20%

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16
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A style of attachment in which a child display a combination of positive and negative reactions to their mothers

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Ambivalent attachment pattern

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17
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Kid initially show close contact to mother hardly explore, when leaves distress, when comes back close to her but kick/resist eye contact

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Ambivalent

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18
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Percent of 1 year old ambivalent

19
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A style of attachment in which children show inconsistent often contradictory behavior

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disorganized-disoriented attachment pattern

20
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Run to mother when return not look at her all of a sudden angry/confused percent (disorganized)

21
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Secure attached kids tend to be _______ socially and emotionally competent. and show ______ psychological difficulties.

22
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A psychological problem characterized by extreme problems in forming attachments to others. Expressed with feeding difficulties, unresponsiveness to social overtures from others and general failure to thrive

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Reactive attachment disorder

23
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Reactive attachment disorder is rare and typically the result of abuse or neglect.

24
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Percent of adolescents that report feeling so sad or hopeless for two weeks or more weeks in a row that they stop doing their normal activities.

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1/4 adolecents

2/3 teenagers at some point

25
A full-blown psychological disorder which is severe and lingers for long periods
major depression
26
Percent that suffer major depression
3%
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Girls experience depression more often than boys
True
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Do biological factors effect depression?
True also influenced by envoi and social factors
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Higher levels in depression in girls may be because
gender differences in coping with stress (internalize vs. externalize)
30
Suicide has _____ in the last 30 years
tripled
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one suicide occurs every
90 min (12.2 sucides per 100,000 adolescnets)
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Suicide in ___ most common death for 15-24 year olds
3rd
33
Largest rate of suicide is found in
late adulthood
34
Success suicide rate is higher in
boys
35
Suicide attempt rate is higher in
girls
36
there are ____ attempted suicides for every successful one
200
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Reasons for increase in suicide
``` Depression Social inhibition perfectionism higher levels of risk easy access to guns ```
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Number one cause of suicide
family problems, peer relationships, self-esteem
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Most common deaths in late adulthood
cancer, stroke, heart disease
40
If eliminate common deaths in late adulthood life expectancy would increase around
7 years
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A significant drop in performance in cognitive areas such as memory and reading may foreshadow death within the next few years
terminal decline
42
Suicide rate for _____ steadily increases during late adult hood
men
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Highest rate of suicide is
White men over 85 (adolescents commit it in greater number but rate in proportion to gen adolescent population is lower)
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Do older people wish to know if death is impending?
Yes