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Psychoanalytic - Social emotional development
8 stages
0-1 is trust vs. mistrust
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Developmental- cognitive learning
4 stages
0-2 sensory motor
you learn through your 5 senses |
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Social learning- Imitation
Learn by observation and modeling
Ex: If you drink and smoke, they will as well
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Behavioral- Environmentally based
No stages, learning is ongoing
Uses rewards and punishments to shape behavior |
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Ecological- 4 systems
Inside to outside- micro, meso, exo, macro
Macro- the culture in which individuals live |
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When she reunited children with their caretaker, they were either noticed to be securely attached or insecurely attached. |
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predisposed to someting
in the genes. |
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Temperment study done in NYLS. Proved that parents are not always responsible for their offsprings behavior. You are your own person no matter how you are nurtured. You can influence the child but not change them. |
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Receptive
vs.
Expressive
Language
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Receptive is better understood. |
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Reflexes
necessary for
survival |
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rooting, sucking,
automatically hold breathe,
moro |
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How many words should you know when your...
One...
Four...
Five... |
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One...10 words
Four...3,000 to 4,000 words
Five...speak like a mini adult |
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What is the leading cause of
infant death? |
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What are the 3 stages
from concepton to birth? |
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23 chromosomes from mom and
23 from dad make up |
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subjects are compared
where all is the same
except their age. |
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reflects population as a whole
with gender, race, and SES |
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Identify characteristics that would likely
have a LOW incidence of child maltreatment.
(The child will be raised well) |
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-children are considered an assett
-responsibility of community or extended family
-Not mini adults and we cant expect them to act like one
-Violence is not approved of |
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Nature- organisms biological inheritance
Nurture- it's environmental experience |
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What is human development? |
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The study of how we change and
stay the same over time. |
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What are the three domains
of human development? |
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Physical- motor, height, weight
Cognitive- thinking, learning, reasoning
Social- emoional, how personality changes and stays the same |
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What are the 2 theories
of human development? |
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Reinforcement- the way you respond to a child's good deed.
Imitation- Children imitate what they hear
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Psycholinguistic
We are inately predisposed
to learn language. |
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