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Personality
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*a unique characteristic that makes a person
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values
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*used to make decisions
*provide motivation *used to set goals |
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positive examples of values for children
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*good deeds done by parents
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what is a moral code
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* the principles of right and wrong
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what is meant by supereago?
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*the personality that judges right and wrong.
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What is lower-level need according to Maslow's therory?
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*commands a person's effort unitl met.
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Where do does intellectual development being?
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*with the family
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What traits are genetic in heredity vs environment therory?
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*smoking
*drinking weight |
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Self-actualization
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*is the need to realize one's full potential in Maslow's hierarchy
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Who influences self esteem?
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*friends
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An important aspect of Freud's personality development theory?
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*personalitites of adults are shaped by experiences in childhood.
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Unconscious
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*a place where people store unpleasant or frightening thoughts.
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The part of personality that contains primitive, biological urges?
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*Freud states it is in the id
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What part of the personality contains the "dealing with reality"
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*ego
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Wht is Quanititative Change?
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*easily measurable and sometimes obvious aspects of development,
*height, weight, vocab. |
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What is Qualitative Change?
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*the variations and modifications in functioning.
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What theory that does not include the child but has a direct effect?
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*Bronfenbrenners theory
*exosystem |
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Urie Bronfenbrenner studied ecological development. Name 4 systems that the class studies?
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1. mirosystems
2.macrosystems 3. mesosystems 4. exosystem |
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Which of Bronfenbrenner's theory did not include the child but had a direct effect on the child?
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*exosystem
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What is the theory of Erik Erikson's theory of personality development?
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*personality continues to be influenced by experiences after childhood.
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Sensory Motor
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*children put everything in their mouth.
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What is the stage of abstract reasoning, how and why?
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*formal operations
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What is concrete operational?
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*children can reason, but still cannot problem solve in their heads.
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Trust vs. mistrust
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*views world as a positive place
*ages birth- 18months |
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Initiative vs. guilt
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*ages 3-6years.
*learning right from wrong. |
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Intimacy vs. isolation
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*ages 20-40
*develop close bonds with others |
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ego integrity vs. despair
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*ages 65- death
*reflects back on life |
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Indetity vs. rold confusion
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*ages 12-19
*seek a sense of self. |
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Generativity vs. stagnation
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*ages 41-64
*finds self worth helping others |
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Autonomy vs. shame and doubt
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*ages 18 month-3
*potty training |
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What did Jean Paget conclude?
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*we learn information in 2 ways
1. assimilation 2. operant conditioning |
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Operant Conditioning
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*a behavior that is trengthened by a reqard or discouraged by punishment.
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3 steps that Jean Piaget concluded are important to understanding the theory of cognitive development?
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1. reflexes
2. schema 3. operations |
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What is Maslow's hierarch of human needs?
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*self-actualizaiton
*self-esteem *love/belonging *safety *physical |
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Maslows "self-actualization"
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*realizing full potential
*being your best self |
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Maslow's "self-esteem"
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*pride from accomplishments or independence
*graduation, report cards, drivers license |
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Maslow's "love/belonging"
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*knowledge of importance to others
*family, church and sports |
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Maslow's "safety"
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*freedom from attack or financial worry.
*community or bank account |
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Maslow's "physicial"
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*food, water, and shelter
*the basic needs |
