Test 2 Flashcards

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Who created the stages of development?

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Erik erikson

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What’s the first stage of development?

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Trust vs. Mistrust, child learns to trust or distrust their caregiver based on if and how they care for them

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What’s the second stage of development?

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Autonomy vs. Shame and doubt, develop sense of autonomy, potty training leads to feeling of independence

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What’s the third stage of development?

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Initiative vs. Guilt, children assert power through play, in turn feel capable of leading others

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What’s the fourth stage of development?

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Industry vs. Inferiority, develop sense of pride in accomplishments and abilities, failure results in feelings of inferiority

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What’s the fifth stage of development?

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Identity vs. Confusion, teens develop sense of self and personal identity, those who remain unsure will feel insecure and confused

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What’s the sixth stage of development?

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Intimacy vs. Isolation, young adults need to form intimate and loving relationships

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What’s the seventh stage of development?

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Generativity vs. Stagnation, adults need to create or nurture things ex. Children or positive change

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What’s the eight stage of development?

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Integrity vs. Despair, happy about or regret lives

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Who created the dimensions of development?

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Klaus Riegel

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What are the four dimensions of development?

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Internal psychological, internal biological, external cultural-sociological, external environmental

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What’s the internal psychological dimension?

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Emotional maturity and independence

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What’s the internal biological dimension?

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Sexual maturity

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What’s the external cultural-sociological dimension?

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Expectations and opportunities defined by each society

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What’s the external environmental dimension?

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Physical, economic, and political environment

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Who created ego development?

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Jane Loevinger

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What’s the pre-social stage?

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When a baby doesn’t have an ego

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What’s the impulsive stage?

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When a young child is driven by emotions

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What’s the conformist stage?

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When adolescents become more aware of society and need to belong to a group with own biases and stereotypes

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What’s the self awareness stage?

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When young adults begin to understand and accept individual differences

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What’s the individualistic stage?

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When someone gains a respect for their individuality and others

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What’s the autonomous stage?

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When achieving a sense of self-fulfilment becomes more important than outer achievements

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What are the tasks in the family life cycle?

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  1. Forming your own identity
  2. Making first commitment to a career
  3. Developing intimate relationships
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Who created the psychological stress theory?

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Leonard Perinlin

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What are the four elements of the psychological distress theory?
1. Individual characteristics 2. Range of skills for coping with distress 3. Availability of social support networks 4. Nature and timing of stress
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Who made the theory of the seasons of life?
Daniel Levinson
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What are the major tasks in the seasons of life?
1. Forming a dream and giving it a place 2. Forming an occupation 3. Forming mentor relationships 4. Forming love relationships
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Define adulthood
A period of life that comes after childhood and lasts until death
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What is the age of majority in Ontario?
18
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What are the boundaries of adulthood?
Assumed to be between 18 and 34
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What is a rite of passage?
A distinct and significant turning point
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What is interfraction?
The theory about the clocks
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What's the chronological clock?
Indicates when you're physically an adult
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What's the biological clock?
Indicates when you're sexually mature
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What's the physiological clock?
Indicates when you’re mentally mature
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What's the social clock?
Indicates when certain events should occur
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Define boomerang kid
Someone who moves out then eventually moves back in with their parents