theorists Flashcards

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what are piaget’s 4 schemas?

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assimilation
equilibrium
disequilibrium
accommodation

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What are the 4 stages of piaget’s theory and their age ranges

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sensori motor (0-2)
pre-operational (2-7)
concrete operational (7-11)
formal operational (11-18)

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What is sensori motor

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a child learns there senses

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what is pre-opreational

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egocentric thinking

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what is concrete operational

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conservation

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what is formal opreational

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abstract thinking

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what is egocentric thinking

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where a child doesn’t understand that another person thinks and feels differently to them

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what is conservation

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where appearance change but quantity is still the same

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What are the critics to piagets theory

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caps at 18
learning disabilities were not considered
children progress at different rates

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What is chomskys theory

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Children are pre gentically programmed to learn grammar through lad

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what is lad

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Language acquisition device and a tool that encodes grammar

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What are the critics to chomskys theory

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Lacks of scientific evidence
bruner said social intreaction is key
didnt take learning diffculties into account
focused on grammatically evidence father than meaning behind it

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What is Bowlbys theory
Attachement theory

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he said there is innate ability to attach to a primary caregiver

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What is the critical period of bowlbys theory

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0-2 if no attachment is formed it goes to maternal

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What are the impacts of maternal deprivation

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unsecure attachment
lack of trust
no respect
poor behaviour
low iq

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Critics of Bowlbys theory

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rutter
czech twins

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What was ainsworths theory

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strange situation based on an infant and a primary caregivers reunion

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What are the 3 attachment Ainsowrth created alongside with the additional one from Main

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Secure
Insecure ambivalent
Insecure adviodant
disorgainised

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What are the critics of ainsworths theory

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unfamillar environment
done on white middle class babies

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What is a secure attachment

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an infant crys when caregiver leaves and wants comfort from them

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what is insecure ambivalent and advoidant

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insceure ambivaelnt- infant crys but doesn’t want comfort from primary caregiver
insecure advoidant- they child does nothing

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What is disorganised attachement

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the child is fearful for comfort

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What did rutter suggest

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suggested bowbly oversimplifed theory as he said maternal deprivation in two sections

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What is deprivation

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there once was an attachment but no longer is
may be revresed

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what is privation
there was no attachment
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What is the critics of rutter
bulldog bank six bowlby
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holmes and rahe theory
units that put certain points on to helath and wellbeing which the units realte to stress
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what are 3 top units in the homes and rahe theory
marital seperation divorce death of a spouse
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What are the four attachments that scaffer and emerson came up with and their age ranges
Asocial (0-6 weeks) indscrimante (6 weeks-7 months) specific (7-9 months) multiple (10+ months)
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What does all the four attachements of scaffer and emerson mean
Asocial- dont care who looks after them as long as primary caregiver needs are met indscrimante- they know who there primary caregiver is but dont care who specific - seperation anxiety multiple- form other attachment but still with primary caregiver
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What was the roberstons' theory
different stages of detaching from primary caregiver detach despair distress detach
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what are the critics to the robertstons theory
was done on medical patients had different opening times
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what was bandura's social learning theory
bobo doll where they see if children copy what parents do
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What are the 4 main princples of bandura theory and meaning
attention- draw in the child retention- memory reproduction- can they physically do it motivation- postive and negative reinforcments
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What are the critics of bandura's theory
unethecial white middle class babies
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what is Gesell's maturation theory
gentically programmed sequence to put in norms of milestones. he also said id there was a delay it was due to your bioloigcal makeup
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what was the outcomes to banduras theory
boys were more agressive than girls likely to model the same gender as them
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what are the critics to Gesell's theory
didn't think of enviromental reasons different milestones didn't say how long delay was
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what is the stress diathesis model
where your predisopsed to a mental health disorder or enivronmental factors do it
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what are some buffers that can help stop the predispostion and environmental factors towards a bad mental health
exercise friends counselling money health care
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what are the critics of the homes and rahe theory
caps at 2 years everyone goes through things differently
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what are the critics of the homes and rahe theory
caps at 2 years everyone goes through things differently
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what is the social disengament theory
it is natural for elederly to disengaged from society due to family wanting less of them and some issues that limit them
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what are the critics to the social disengagment theory
bromley- overcome by remaining active outdated
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what is the activity theory
older people like to remain active and do engange as they take on new roles
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what are the critics of the activity theory
moblity finacial barriers lack of family supporyt