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| Three stages of prenatal developement |
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Germinal-Zygote creation
Embryonic-2 weeks-2nd month Shits being formed
Fetal - 2 months - birth Shits being refined. Skelaton forms |
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| Emotions in babies vs older children |
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Babies:Interest Disgust Distress Contentment
Older:Anger Fear Sadness Surprise |
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| Koenig infants are born with |
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Ability to discriminate patterns
social cues
ability to learn and remember |
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Chemicals and viruses that can reach the embryo
Alcohol, cortisone, rubella, irradation |
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| Small head, heart defects, irritability, delayed development. |
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| Degree to which developement is open to change and intervention |
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| Cephalocaudal vs promimodistal trend |
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| Cephal. is head to foot. Promimod. is center-outward. |
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| Jerome Kagan found temperaments |
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Inhibited temperament - shyness
Uninhibited - less restraint |
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| infants detend all speech sounds |
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| Coordination of sensory input and motor responses. |
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| Conservation is acquired. |
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| Sensorimotor, Preoperational, Concrete operations, and Formal Operations |
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| Baby with the toy car on the track, object permanence. |
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| Moral Reasoning is closely tied to developement |
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Trust v mistrust
autonomy v shame and doubt
intiative v guilt
industry v inferiority
indentity v confusion
intimacy v isolation
generativity v self-absorption
integrity v despair |
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| Monkeys running towards the terry cloth monkey over wire frame monkey. |
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| social learning theory. situation matters the most |
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| all meaningful differences are in language |
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Extraversion
Agreeableness
Conscientiousness
Neuroticism
Openness to experience |
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Id - primitive
Ego - Decision-making component
Superego - Moral component |
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Repression - buried
Projection - put thoughts on someone else
Displacement - diverting feelings
Reaction Formation - Behaving opposite
Regression - Reversion to immaturity
Rationalization - false excuses
Identification - forming alliance for self esteem |
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Inherit memories from past.
Introverts - internal world
Extroverts - external world |
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| Striving for superiority. Universal drive to adapt. |
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| Criticism Psychodynamic Approach |
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poor testability
inadequate evidence
Sexism |
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| Poor testability, unrealistic, Inadequate |
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Mental Ability tests -
Intelligence
aptitude
achievement
Personality Tests - |
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Mild: 85% 51-70
Moderate: 10% 36-50
Severe: 4-6% 20-35
Profound: 4-6% below 20 |
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Organic
Down Syndrom
Pheny
Hyrdocephaly
Enviorment:
medical care
inadequate nutrition |
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English:
Heredity
variation by natural selection
French:
No theory
Sought to identify students at risk for failing |
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Galton:
natural selection to humans
Binet:
Intelligence tests |
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| Bouchard thinks about Gardner and Sternberg |
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Gardner: Little Empirical Support exsist
Sternbergs: Tries to measure, hypo not supported |
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| Three Strata model of intelligence |
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Three levels of intelligence
1.g plus mental abilities
2.seven factors
3.specific tests of mental ability |
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1. G
2. 7 factors of 3 constructs
3. 7 factors of verbal
4. All specific tests used |
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| Appetive, Defensive, Impluse Control system |
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| Three aspects of emotions: |
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Feelings - subjective
Somatic Responses: Facial expressions
Autonomic Responses: Biological Responses caused by reaction to some type of stimulu |
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6 universal fundamental emotions
Happy sad angry fear surprise disgust |
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| Facial Feedback hypothesis |
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| The face tells the brain how to feel |
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| Neurotransmitter associated with reward |
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