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| 2 weeks, 64 cells, implantation in uterus |
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| up to second month, genetalia and organ formation |
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| 3rd month until birth. movement ("quickening") |
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| sucking, head turning, Moro, Babinski, Palmar |
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| happens through assilimation |
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| fitting new info into existing schemas |
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| modification of cognitive schematas to accomodate for new ideas |
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| 0-2 circular motions, object permanence, representation |
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| 2-7 centration, egocentrism, no conservation |
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| concrete operational stage |
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| 7-12 conservation, perspective of others, concrete realtionships (math) |
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| 12+ able to think like a scientist, abstract thought, logic, ratios, values |
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| showed that Piaget may have underestimated preschoolers who can deal with issues such as 'quantity' in small sets. |
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| trust v mistrust, autonomy v shame and doubt, initiative v guilt, industry v inferiority, identity v role confusion, intimacy v isolation, productivity v stagnation, ego integrity v despair |
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| autonomy v shame and doubt |
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| 18m-3 resolution=independence |
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| 6-puberty resolution= competency |
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| identity v role confusion |
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| teens resolution= sense of self |
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| y adults. resolution=love |
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| productivity v stagnation |
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| adulthood. resolution=productivity and caring |
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| old age. resolution=wisdom |
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| Oral, Anal, Phallic, Latency, Genital |
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| Moral development: preconventional, conventional and postconventional stages |
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| avoid punishment, seek rewards |
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| gain apporoval, follow law and authority |
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| beyond laws, rights and social welfare, abstract ethical principles. |
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| critisized Kohlberg's male bias. Females are driven by compassion, relationships and social responsibility. |
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| low in prebubescence, high in young adulthood and low in later life |
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| temperament (easy, slow to warm up, difficult) |
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| used spectograms to study crying. Three types of crying (basic cry, the angry cry, and the pain cry) Noted even nonparent adults respond with heart-rate accelerations. |
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| at first almost any face will elicit a smile, at about five months only familiar faces elicit smiles. |
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| social isolation, contact comfort, learning to learn |
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| pre-attachment, at 3 m discriminates faces, 6 m seeks out mother, 9-12 m stranger anxiety, 12-24 m separation anxiety, 24 m ....able to separate. |
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| Parenting styles 1. Authorotative 2. Authoratarian 3. Permissive |
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| imitation, famous for "twelve infants" quotation, and "Little Albert" experiment. |
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| emphasized maturational aspects of development, 'blueprint for development' |
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| father of developmental psychology, founder of the APA (Harvard) |
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| tabula rasa - infants are blank slates |
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| development would unfold without the help of society |
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| longitudinal studies with gifted children |
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| genetic basis of maze running ability |
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| a test to determine the moral level of an individual - a series of moral dilemmas. (man named Heinz whose wife is dying and is faced with having to steal medication) |
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| gender labeling (2-3), gender stability (3-4), gender consistency (4-7) |
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