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preoperational
thought |
centration
focus on apperence static reasoning irreveribility |
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centration
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focusing on one aspect of situation and excluding all others
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static reasoning
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assumes world is unchanging
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irreversability
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reversing a process can restore whatever existed before the transformatin occured (what will she think is in the box?)
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conservation
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amount of a substance is unaffected by changes in its apperence
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zone of proximal development
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range of skills too difficult to preform alone butw with the help of others can be accomplished
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theory of mind
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understanding of human metal processes
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asses theory of mind
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whats in the box?
whats really in box? what will she think is in the box? deception-barbie. mean monkey |
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parenting styles
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AAUP
authoritarian-rejecting, unresponsive.resrictive, demanding. authoritative-warm, responsive, restrictive, demanding uninvolved-rejecting, unresponsive.premissive, understanding. permissive-warm, responsive. permissive understanding. |
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kohlberg's stages of moral development
PRECONVENTIONAL |
Middle childhood
1. Obey rules in order to avoid punishment 2.obey rules in order to receive rewards |
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CONVENTIONAL
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middle childhood begining of adolecence
3.conform to win approval of others 4.conform to avoid disaproval |
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POSTCONVENTiONAL
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adolesence and adulthood
5.abide by laws of land for community's welfare 6.abide by universal laws may or may not conform to society's expectations |
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41/2-5yr olds
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know they have their own thoughts and others can be wrong
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kolhber's critics
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flawed reserch methods
biased in favor of western elite gender differences |
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control processes
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strategies and techniques that enhance memory:
selective attention metacognition: rehersal, association, pneumonic |