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| \f0\fs24 \cf0 Factor influencing development of behaviour |
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| inheritance maturation and environment\ |
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| genes inherited from parent have influence on development of behaviour as development stages depend of fully functioning Central nervous system\ |
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| is an inherited sequence of development which is evident by fact all children develop at same rate\ |
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| the effect the environment has on development is hard to tell however identical twin studies show effects are significant but limited\ |
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| Copying of observed behaviours and method that most behaviour is learned\ |
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| Learning occur as individual repeat successful behaviour and avoid repeating unsuccessful behaviour that doesn't.\ |
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| Behaviour that is rewarded\ |
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| Behaviour that doesn\'e2\'80\'99t reward and is likely to disappear.\ |
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| Passing of info from generation to generation important factor in evolution behaviour.\ |
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| Is the process of seeking influence the behaviour of young g less experiences individuals.\ |
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| Process in which similar experience are treated as the same e.g. fear of dogs as had been bitten once.\ |
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| Need to learn to distinguish differences in similar things e.g. eating fruit at home but not wild berries until their sure there safe.\ |
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| Social situation having influence on behaviour and often make people work better in front of an audience \ |
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| The lost of individual identify which may result in anti social behaviour and the individual not act as they would normally do so.\ |
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| Term give to a change that resulted from external persuasion e.g. deciding to stop smoking.\ |
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| Is when we admire and respect someone and make adjustment to our behaviour or become more like that person.\ |
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| Is an inherited sequence of developmental stages. This is evident by the facts that children of all cultural and environment are similar. They are unable to rollover: roll over: sit up without support: crawl: stand unsupported: walk supported: stand unsupported Myelination. Is the development in infant of myelin the fatty covering on the axon making the neurone capable of transmitting impulses.\ |
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| Genes inherited from parent influence development of behaviour e.g. PKU Huntington's chorea.\ |
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| Caused but defected gene which makes suffer unable to process an enzyme to process the amino acid phenylantine and results in the build up of toxins.\ |
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| Inherited from either parent the condition shows no sign until sufferers are in late and progresses into mental distortions and death there in no cure.\ |
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