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3 Protective Physiological factors for Children of Divorce |
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Harmonious Parental Relationship
Sensitivity and Commitment of Each Parent
Psychological Intactness and Morality |
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Possible long term effects on adults who experienced parental divorce in childhood |
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More behavioral problems
Less education
Less marital satisfaction
Poorer psychological health
Lower standard of living |
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4 assumptions/realities of lesbian mothers |
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1. Mentally ill-- not true, psyche just as healthy- usually MORE self confident and independent
2.Less maternal--same levels as hetero mothers- usually more child oriented
3.Sexually perverse--women are more or less not at all, regardless of orientation- hetero males the most common offenders
4.Will influence gender role development-- no, not environment, but genetics- kids do very well- confident, succeed in school and have higher self esteem. |
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Results of Gay father's on children
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Some good, some have problems
Children need to adjust and cope with situation
Often develop greater tolerance for diversity
Little damage of "catching" homosexuality |
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3 Risks of babies born to teen fathers |
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Lower birth weight
Small for gestational age
Premature
Social factors-risky behaviors, less stable emotionally |
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3 concepts when looking at differences in groups of people |
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Context-physical environment in which they grow up
Ethnicity- cultural heritage, national characteristics, religion, language
Culture-behavior patterns, beliefs, social forms, material traits |
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Traditional Chinese practice with needles to help aid in illness, pain, etc.
Chi (life force) flows through body on acupuncture lines (meridians) that if blocked cause ill health. |
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6 causes of death to children under 5 in underdeveloped countries and how to prevent |
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Diarrhea- dehydrated
Solution: rehydrate
Measles, Tetanus, Polio
Solution: $5 worth of vaccines
Acute Respiratory Infections (Pneumonia)
Solution: 50 cents worth of antibiotics
Undernutrition
Solution: teach how to preserve and prepare food and to monitor baby's weight
Hygiene
Solution: Educate- wash with clean water-boil water
Timing of Birth
Solution: Educate about birth control
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A persistent pattern of inattention and/or hyperactivity/impulsivity that is more frequent and severe than is typically observed in individuals at a comparable level of development |
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8 Side effects of Ritalin
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Nervousness
Insomnia
Dizzyness
Headaches
Blurred Vision
Tics
Moodswings
Ulcers
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4 Secondary difficulties seen in ADHD |
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Argumentative
Emotional Immaturity
Socialization Problems
School Difficulties |
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External/ Internal Locus of Control |
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External: Belief that you don't have control over your own life- Don't take responsibility
Internal: Belief that you in control over your own life |
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Use of drugs to treat a disease
Eg: Ritalin for ADHD |
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Accounts for secondary sex characteristics that make men leaner, more muscular, more aggressive and train harder |
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Anabolic and Catabolic Steroids |
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Anabolic: create tissue and protein, mimics testosterone
Catabolic: Destroys tissue Eg. Cortisone |
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6 side effects of steroids on both males and females |
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Liver tumors and damage
Heart disease
Increased incidence of cancer
Increased blood pressure
Severe acne
Adverse personality changes |
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3 effects of steroids on males
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3 effects of steroids on females |
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Males: Decreased testicle size, decreased sperm count, may cause infertility
Females: Deeper voice, facial hair, breasts smaller |
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Growth, mental, and physical problems that occur in a baby when a mother drinks during the pregnancy.
Affected by amount, timing of use, and individual differences in moms and kids |
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3 Time periods of development during pregnancy and effects of maternal drug use |
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Pre-implantation: 10 to 12 days from conception, no physiological exchange.
Embryonic: 10 to 12 days to 58 to 60 days, drugs affect formation of major organs and tissues
Fetal: end of embryonic to birth, affect growth and maturation of unborn child |
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synthetic opiate narcotic for maintenance therapy for heroin addiction |
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any agent or conditon that that disrupts typical development and causes production of physical defects and behavioral abnormalities in a developing embryo or fetus |
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4 principles of teratology and how they relatie to FAS |
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1. Death- Increased rate of spontaneous abortions/complications and fetal distress
2. Facial Abnormalities/Defects- small head, heart defects, cleft lip, curved spine
3.Growth Deficiency and Growth Retardation
4. CNS Dysfunction- loss of intellectual power, behavior problems |
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Human Genome Project
2 positives/2 negatives |
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Effort to undertand the genetics of man and to understand the hereditary instructions that make each human unique.
+: can predetermine risk of disease due to mutation, can remove genes that could cause problems
-: eugenics- try to create "perfect" race, cloning could lead to ethical issues |
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Use of living organisms to make products
Eg- inject chemicals in cows to produce more milk |
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"well born"
Use of genetic knowledge to 'improve' human race |
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changes in genetic material within a living cell |
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Make an exact genetic copy
Take cell from what will be cloned and implant it in the surrogate mother once it is fertilized
Mammalian cells best |
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5 basic concepts from human genome
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Human cell: basic structural unit of all organisms
Nucleus: control center of cell
Chromosomes: 23 pairs
Genes: units of hereditary
DNA: physical material of inheritance |
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5 examples of diseases from mutation |
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Alzheimer's
Huntington's
Cleft Lip/Palate
Sickle Cell Anemia
Cystic Fibrosis |
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Study over long period of time of same sample
Repeated observations |
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