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Who proposed the theory of psycho sexual development
Freud (1856-1939)
Who Developed the theory of psychosocial development
Erik Erikson (1902-1994)
What theories emphasise the role of external factors in shaping personality and social behaviour?
Learning theories
Who was the founder of behaviorism
John Watson
Who believed that attention is a powerful reinforcement
B.F.Skinner
Describe social learning theory : perceived self efficacy
individuals belief about how effective he or she can control his or her own behavior thoughts and emotions in order to achieve a goal.
what is selman's theory
role taking
the ability to adopt another persons perspective
What are the 4 stage theory of role taking (1980-1989) by selman
stage 1 -(6-8) appreciate others have different perspective
stage 2 - (8-10) can also think about others point of view.
stage 3 (10-12) - systematic comparison of views of self and one or two others
stage 4 (12 and up) - attempt to understand others perspective through comparisons with generalized others
What are the 6 steps of social problem solving
encode
interpret
formulate goal
generate strategy
evaluate success of different ideas
enact behaviour
what are Dwecks social cognitive perspectives? (Hint there are 2)
Entity theory - tend to think that a persons level of intelligence is fixed and unchangable
Incremental theory - intelligence can increase as a function of experience
Children who have mastery orientation attribution believe their success and failure is owed to?
the amount of effort expended
Children who have a Helpless orientation believe what?
everyone else is to blame for their failure, they tend to give up as its all too hard
What is Dwecjk social cognitive perspective on entity theory?
level of intelligence is fixed and unchangeable
What is Dwecjk social cognitive perspective on incremental theory?
Intelligence can be increased as a function of experience
What is a critique of Dwecks social cognitive perspective?
It does not address biological factors
What is social cognition?
think about social interactions, role taking, attribution and theory of mind.
What is a definition of Bio-Ecology model
considering a blend of biological and individual characteristics in the context of a nested social environment.
Describe what an Authoritative parenting style is. ( Eg what is it high, or low in)
Authoritative - high in demandingness and high in support
sets clear standards
allows child autonomy
Describe what an Authoritarian parenting style is. ( Eg what is it high, or low in)
Authoritarian - high in demandingness and low in supportiveness
non responsive to childs needs
are oriented towards obedience and supportivness
Describe what an Permissive parenting style is. ( Eg what is it high, or low in)
Permissive -low in demandingness and high in supportivness
responsive to needs
do not require that a child regulates themselves
Describe what an Disengaged parenting style is. ( Eg what is it high, or low in)
Disengaged -Low in demandingness and low in suportiveness.
does not set limits or monitor behavior
sometimes rejecting and neglectful
what is a sociometric status?
Measure of the degree to which children are liked or disliked by their peer groups
How many peer nominations do popular children receive?
many positive peer nominations
How many peer nominations do rejected children receive?
many negative peer nominations
How many peer nominations do neglected children receive?
un noticed so very rarely nominated
Discuss the development of aggression
Emerges at 18 months
physical aggression peaks at 2
lying, cheating stealing at 10
related to concurrence of peer rejection, academic problems and depressed mood