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Sexual traumas have been repressed so the child is socialized by parents and school and learns the world free of sexual desires
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the latency phase
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the latency years are from
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6-12 years
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The (blank)stage is when sexual desires reawaken and will express "normal" heterosexual desires
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Genital stage
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The genital stage is at what ages
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12-adult
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(blank) focuses on non-sexual crisis, or turning points that occur throughout the entire life span
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psychosocial theory
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Erikson differs from Freud in that he believes that?
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personality development cont into adulthood
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At age 0-18 months the infant learns that his or her needs will be met
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trust vs mistrust
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starts to assert independence. If prevented from autonomy by overprotective parents will doubt own skills
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Autonomy verses Shame and doubt
age 18-3 years |
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Industry vs Infeiority
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age 6-12 years
learning t carry out tasks from planning to completion. If not can feel irresponsible and guilty |
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At age 12-18 years is the (blank)stage
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Identity vs Identity confusion
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The early adult years is what stage
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Intimacy vs Isolation
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Middle adult years is what stage
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Generativity vs stagnation....guiding ones own children or mentoring provides satisfaction
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Integrity vs despair
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Older years...happy with past choices or guilty and remorsful
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This theorist studied men at midlife to older that focused on
achieving a stable life structure in early adulthood etc...careers... |
Daniel Levinson
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This type of belief views development in discreet stages
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behaviorists
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The physiologist that discovered classical conditioning is?
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Ivan Pavlov
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Classical conditioning is best described as
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reflex behaviors that occur over time
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The "father of behaviorism"
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John Watson
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This psychologist proposed operant conditioning
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B.F. Skinner
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Operant conditioning differs from classical in that no (blank) is required
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reflex behavior
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operant conditioning is best defined as
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people or animals are reinforced for certain behaviors ex:good behaviors=rewards...bad behaviors=unpleasant outcomes
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define life span development and name the factors included in a comprehensive definition
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changes over time across the entire life span...physical growth,cognitive changes,personality,social and emotional transitions
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Life span development is?
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age graded
multidemensional history graded non-normative |
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This refers to the idea that behavior is largely influenced by biological factors that have developed over time
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Ethology
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