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| Who is considered the father of Developmental Psychology? |
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| view from own perspective |
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| objects continue to exist even when they are out of sight |
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| Postconventional Morality |
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| late childhood into beginning of adulthood. |
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| Period of sexual maturation |
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| Female's first menstrual period |
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| Stage 1: Trust vs. Mistrust |
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Infancy
How safe is my world?
Fear |
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| Stage 5: Identity vs. Role Confusion |
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Adolescence
What is unique about me?
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| Stage 6: Intimacy vs. Isolation |
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Young Adulthood
Developing close relationships
loneliness |
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| Stage 7: Generatively vs. Stagnation |
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Middle Adulthood
Am I contributing to life?
Trivializing |
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| Stage 8: Ego Integrity vs. Despair |
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Late Adulthood
We review of our accomplishments and failures
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| Stage is also known as the Sandwich Generation |
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| Stage 7: Generatively vs. Stagnation |
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| The ceasing of menstruation |
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| Longest documented lifespan 122 yrs |
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| What is the scientific study of continuity & change across the lifespan is known as? |
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| What did Attachment theory initially focused on? |
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| When do attachment styles develop? |
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| the first year of life and strongly influence a person’s interpersonal interactions from then on. |
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| Which styles are associated with the longest lasting relationships and those with the shortest duration of relationship |
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Short-Anxious-Ambivalent
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| which neurotransmitter is associated with bonding? |
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| comfortable w/ mutual dependence |
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| uncomfortable & fear closeness |
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| Anxious-Ambivalent Adults |
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| obsessive w/ their relationships |
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| a partner will not be available when needed |
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| our tendency to maintain distance |
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| unique and enduring patterns of behaving, thing, & feeling |
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| client centered therapy; humanistic theory |
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| Developed Psychodynamic theory |
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| A part of the personality that contains memories, feelings & urges a person is not aware of |
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| aw urges that energize human behavior |
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| balancing urges w/ the reality |
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| social standard about what is right and wrong |
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| which principle the id is driven by? |
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| which principle the ego is driven by? |
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| What is a relatively lasting characteristic in our behavior making it unique & consistent called? |
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| realize their highest potential |
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| Unconditional Positive Regard |
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| An attitude of acceptance |
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| motivation by the fear of mortality |
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| images designed to elicit unique response |
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| Define Rorschach Inkblot Test. Is it a projective test or objective? |
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| response to symmetrical visual stimuli; projective |
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| Objective Personality Tests |
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| responses are unanalyzed according to standard |
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| Define MMPI Test. Is it a projective test or objective? |
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| asses personality and psychobiological disorders; objective |
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| unconscious forces motivate behavior. |
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| The refusal to recognize anxiety causing information |
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| The redirection of unwanted feelings |
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| behaving in an earlier stage of development |
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| self justifying explanations |
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| thoughts pushed back to the unconscious |
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| Organized, careful, self-diciplined |
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| a partner will not be available when needed |
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| our tendency to maintain distance |
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| unique and enduring patterns of behaving, thing, & feeling |
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| A part of the personality that contains memories, feelings & urges a person is not aware of |
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| aw urges that energize human behavior |
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| balancing urges w/ the reality |
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| social standard about what is right and wrong |
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| realize their highest potential |
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| Unconditional Positive Regard |
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| An attitude of acceptance |
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| motivation by the fear of mortality |
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| images designed to elicit unique response |
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| response to symmetrical visual stimuli; projective |
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| Objective Personality Tests |
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| asses personality and psychobiological disorders; objective |
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| unconscious forces motivate behavior. |
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| The refusal to recognize anxiety causing information |
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| The redirection of unwanted feelings |
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| behaving in an earlier stage of development |
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| self justifying explanations |
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| thoughts pushed back to the unconscious |
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| Organized, careful, self-diciplined |
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| Think, influence, relate to another |
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| Name the American Psychologist famous for experiments concerning Social Pressure & Conformity |
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| This Social psychologist is known for his experimental investigations of obedience. |
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| Following the orders of someone in authority |
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| Define Normative Social Influence |
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| Define the theory known as “Social Loafing”. |
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| individual in a group to exert less effort |
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| Define the theory known as “Social Facilitation”. |
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| Stronger responses in the presence of others |
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