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Cross Sectional Research
All participants are studied at one time
(Done all at once)
Longitudinal Research
Participants are studied in intervals
(done over a long period of time)
Piagets Theory of Development
Childrens thought processes are fundamentally different from adults
-interaction with the environment and maturation changes the thought process
Schema
A cognitive structure utlilized to make sense of the world
Cognitive Structures:

Assimilation
Interpreting new experiences mixed with their knowledge now.
ex: Child sees a porpoise in a water tank, and thinks because it swims, it must be a fish
Cognitive Structures:

Accomodation
Expanding cognitive structure to allow in new experiences.
ex: Porpoise comes to surface of water and exits... new experience, it can live in water and land
Piagets:
Sensory Motor Period
Birth to two years,Cordination of sensory input and motor skills, development of object permanence (think peek-a-boo)
Piagets:

Pre-operational period
2-7 years:
Development of symbolic thought
Piagets:

Concrete operational period
7-11 years mental operations applied to concrete events, understands conservation, classification, and hierarchy (flowers, water jug)
Piagets:

Formal operational period
11-adulthood

Abstract ideas, logical thinking
Social Development:

Attachment
Close emotional bonds of affection between infant and caregiver
Stranger Anxiety
Wariness and fear in response to strangers
Separation Anxiety
Emotional distress when caregiver tries to leave the child
3 types of attachment
Secure Attachment, Anxious/ambivilant Attachment, avoidance attachment
Secure Attachment
security, love confidence
Anxious Ambivalent attachment
fear, anxiety, resistance to care giver
Avoidant attachment
Defensiveness, doesn't care if caregiver is present.
Strange Situation
When mother leaves, child is moderately distressed, until mother returns, then infant is calm, secure.
Eriksons Theory of psycho-social development
Series of 8 crisis through life span
Stage 1
Trust VS. Mistrust

is my life predictable and supported?
Stage 2
2nd and 3rd year
Autonomy VS Shame and Doubt

Can I do things on my own or do I need help?
Stage 3

4th-6 years
Initiative Vs Guilt

Am I good or am I bad?
Stage 4

Age 6-puberty
Industry vs. inferiority

Am I competent or am I worthless?
Stage 5

Adolescents
Identity vs. inferiority

Who am I and where am I going?
Stage 6

Early Adulthood
Intimacy vs Isolation

Shall I live my life with someone else, or shall I live it alone?
Stage 7

Middle Adulthood
Generativity vs. Self Absorption

Will I produce something of real value?
Stage 8

Late Adulthood
Integrity vs. Despair

Have I lived a full life?