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- Pysychoanalytic Theory
- Personality Development
- ID - Heathon, party animal, person w/o cares
- EGO - Moderaator, tries to control, "Mom," functions in reality
- SUPEREGO - Morality principle, guilt ridden
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Orageneous zones excited by biology
We get sexual pleasure from putting things in our mouths
If your fixated - Parents usually screw you up
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| Old Aunt Polly Loves Games |
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Oral,
Anal (Defication),
Phalliac (gratification by stimulation of genetalia also oedipus and electra)
Latent (gratification by way of mind)
Genitalia (Stimulation by someone outside family) |
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| Early in his sex-life freud discovered he naturally liked wearing womens polka dotted panies |
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Nature (parents do it)
Discontinuous (stages)
Early (center around childhood)
Passive (parents do everything)
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Psychosocial
Identity vs. identity confusion
If we dont figure out who we are we have midlife crisis as adults
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| Later in his life, Erikson nurtured his identity through social discourse |
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Nurture (experiences w/ others)
Late (go thru whole life)
Discontinuous (stages)
Passive (People influence) |
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Cognitive development
Biological theorist
1. Sensory Motor (thoughts are built on reflexes)
2. Preoperations ( pre logical )
3. Con Crete Operations ( logical way of teaching about tangible things)
4. Formal Operations (abstract thought)
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| Piaget Discussed that it is one's nature to be an active thinker in the early years |
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Nature ( bio moves you through stages)
Discontinuous (stages)
Early (stop @ age 15)
Active (kids are lil scientists) |
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Behaviorist!!
Lockian
Little Albert Study (baby, rat, classical conditioning)
Believes he can mold people
Refleive learning |
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Operant Conditioning (non reflexive)
studied pigeons
Reinforcement
Punishment
Positive
Negative |
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Nurture (enviro)
Continuous (no stages)
Late (any experience influence)
Passive(environmental consequences) |
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Classical Conditioning
Studied dog with bell and salivation |
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Based on Behaviorism but added cognitive components, social skills, and modeling
Nurture, continutity, Late, Active
Bandura
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egg has been split into two
(identical) |
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| Mom releases two eggs (fraternal) |
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| variability seen in phenotype |
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| very narrow reaction range |
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| When is female most likely to get pregnant? |
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| On day 14, fertilization happens in the fallopian tubes |
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Detect HCG (hormone when prego)
Are test that read up to 6 days b4 missed period |
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| 1st day of last menstual cycle |
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| Stages of Prenatal Development |
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Germinal
Embryonic
Fetal Development |
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1st 2 weeks
blastocycst forms (trophoblast forms outside for support |
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2-8 weeks
organogenisis
- Blastocycst
1. Endoderm - inner layer gi, resperatory
2. Ectoderm - outer layer Nervous sys. sensory receptors, skin
3. Mesoderm - Mid layer circ. sis, bones, muscles, reproductive |
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2. Trophoblast
placenta - allows nutrients in and waste out
Umbilical cord - connects baby to placents
Amniotic sac - surrounds baby
Most harm can occur in this stage |
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| moral decisions, planning, higher thought |
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| Spatial Functioning, intgrates our senses |
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1. Longest - uterine ccontracts, cervix dialates
2. Baby is born
3. Afterbirth (ew) |
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37-42 weeks
anything less than that is preterm |
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