psych 212 Flashcards

(50 cards)

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Victor of Aveyron

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Case that showed importance of early social interaction and possible critical periods for language development.

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3 Major Development Questions

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Continuous vs stage? Nature vs nurture? Active vs passive child?

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Quantitative Change

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Change in amount (ex: vocabulary increases).

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Qualitative Change

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Change in kind or structure (ex: crawling to walking).

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4 Goals of Child Development

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Describe, explain, predict, optimize.

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4 Domains of Development

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Physical, cognitive, psychosocial, normative/non-normative influences.

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Normative Influence

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Typical age-related event (ex: puberty).

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Non-normative Influence

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Unusual life event (ex: serious accident).

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Social Construction

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Concept created by society’s beliefs and norms.

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4 Contexts of Development

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Family, SES, culture/ethnicity, historical context.

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Mechanistic Model

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Passive development; environment shapes the child.

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Organismic Model

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Active development; child shapes their own growth.

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Tabula Rasa

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Blank slate idea; experience shapes development.

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Noble Savage

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Belief that children are naturally good.

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Bidirectional Influence

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Child and environment influence each other.

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Freud’s 5 Stages

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Oral, Anal, Phallic, Latency, Genital.

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Fixation

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Being stuck in a developmental stage.

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Oedipal Complex

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Boy desires mother and sees father as rival.

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Id

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Pleasure principle; seeks immediate gratification.

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Ego

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Reality principle; logical mediator.

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Superego

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Moral conscience.

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Trust vs Mistrust

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Consistent care leads to trust; neglect leads to mistrust.

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Integrity vs Despair

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Life satisfaction leads to integrity; regret leads to despair.

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Positive Reinforcement

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Adding something pleasant to increase behavior.

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Negative Reinforcement
Removing something unpleasant to increase behavior.
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Positive Punishment
Adding something unpleasant to decrease behavior.
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Negative Punishment
Removing something pleasant to decrease behavior.
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Bobo Doll Study
Children imitate aggressive behavior they observe.
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Piaget’s 2 Assumptions
Children are active learners; they construct knowledge.
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Assimilation
Fitting new information into existing scheme.
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Accommodation
Changing a scheme to fit new information.
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Equilibration
Balancing assimilation and accommodation.
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Ethology
Study of behavior from evolutionary perspective.
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Neoteny
Humans retain juvenile traits longer.
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Fitness
Ability to survive and reproduce.
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Microsystem
Immediate environment (family, school).
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Mesosystem
Interaction between microsystems.
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Exosystem
Indirect influences (parent’s workplace).
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Macrosystem
Culture, laws, societal values.
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Chronosystem
Time and life transitions.
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Naturalistic Observation
Observing behavior in real-world setting.
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Case Study
In-depth study of one individual.
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Correlational Study
Measures relationship between variables; cannot prove causation.
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Positive Correlation
Both variables increase together.
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Negative Correlation
One variable increases while the other decreases.
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Operational Definition
Clear, measurable definition of a variable.
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Random Assignment
Participants randomly placed into groups.
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Cross-Sectional Design
Different age groups studied at one time.
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Longitudinal Design
Same group studied over time.
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Sequential Design
Combination of cross-sectional and longitudinal designs.