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Development is...
Always occuring. A work in progress. It is a process not a state. |
Continuous
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Development is...
There is an order that builds |
Cumulative
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Development is...
Order moves from general to specific and from simple to complext |
Moves along a Continuum
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An outcome related to a specific issue that must be resolved within a developmental stage/vector
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Developmental Task
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A set of related issues to be resolved in a phase of one's life. Characteristics associated with specific age levels.
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Developmental Stages
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A point in time usually triggered by an event or a series of events that enhances one's eagerness to learn or to explore a new way of viewing something
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Readiness for Development (the teachable moment)
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Human Development principles applied to the college years of students ranging in ages from 17-25.
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Student Development
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When a person's behaviors, that are culturally associated with a person's age and gender are not consistent with society's expectations for that age or gender. An increase in this leads to a developmental crisis. Developmental crisis lead to developmental changes.
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Dissonance
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The introduction of dissonance is a challenge. Encouragement, empathy, and other resources to help a person through a challenge.
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Challenge and Support
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If challenge is too great, a person will
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1. ignore
2. freeze 3. polarize 4. regress to lower levels |
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Integrate into current structures
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Assimilate
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Change current structures to all new situation to fit in
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Accommodate
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Expect Roles
A S I T R R I C H A I |
Administrator
Institutional Representational Residence Hall Environment Individual Student Assistance Hall Government Programs Information adn Referrals |
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List the 7 power bases
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Coercive-fear
Connection Expert Information Legitimate Referent Reward |
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Transitions Model
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AUL PEC PAS
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List the 7 C's of the Social Change Model of Leadership
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Collaboration
Common Purpose Controversy w/ Civility Congruence Commitment Consciousness of self Citizenship |
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List the three theories discussed in class along with their types
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Chickering's Theory of Psychosocial Development in College Students
Perry: Cognitive Kolhburg: Moral Development |
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List Chickering's 7 Vectors
Which 4 deal with building identity. 7 Vectors: Theme or issue that drives growth and Development People Move through at different rates; may be reexamined |
Developing Competence
Managing Emotions Moving Through Autonomy Toward Interdependence Developing Mature Interpersonal Relationships Establishing Identity Developing Purpose Developing Integrity |
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Perry:
Deals with reasoning and how it changes. List the 3 stages |
Dualism
Relativism Commitment to Relativism. |
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Gilligan's Theory of Moral Development in Women
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Level 1: Orientation to Personal Survival.
Trans. 2: Transition from personal Selfishness to Responsibility. Level 2: Goodness and Self-Sacrifice Trans. 2: From Goodness to Reality Level 3: THe Morality of Non-Violent Responsibility |