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developmental psychology
study of how humans grow, develop, and change throughout lifespan
cross-sectional



comparing separate groups



longitudinal
same group of people over long pd. of time
sequential
multiple groups over pd. of time
microsystem

relationships w/ people we are close with


(everday people)

mesosytem

ex. principal/neighborhood

exosystem
relationships w/ workplace/extended family
macrosystem
customs/laws-culture in which we live
germinal pd.
first 2 weeks

embryonic pd.

2-8 wks.


major organs/structures develop



fetal pd.
8 wks-birth
when will your baby imitate?
birth

when will your baby reach?
3-4 months
when will your baby walk?
6-7 months

when will your baby crawl?

7-8 months
seperation anxiety
8-12 months
Sensorimotor stage

0-2 yrs.

Preoperational stage
2-7 yrs.
Concrete stage

7-12 yrs.

Formal operations
12 yrs. and up
Early adulthood
18-40 yrs.
Middle adulthood
40-65 yrs.
Late adulthood
65+
cellular clock theory
cells have a life span
wear-and-tear theory
when we use something over time it degrades
Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome (AIS)
boys born male but look female
Klinefelter Syndrome
boy born with extra "x" chromosome (xxy)
social learning theory
learn gender through imitation and modeling
gender-schema theory
mental representations of what is male/female
stages of human sexual response

excitement


plateau


orgasm


resolution

exhibitionaism
people who like to show off private parts to others
voyeurism
watching people getting change/going to bathroom
frotteurism
people rub themselves on others
Id

born


mostly unconscious


pleasure

Ego
mostly conscious
Superego

morals


unconscious & conscious

Denial

John calls gf everday acting like they didn't break up

Repression

John acts like he never knew his gf
Projection
John tells his friends that all their gf's will break up with them eventually
Regression
John runs home crying to his mom because his gf broke up with him
Reaction formation
John says, "Well, I was going to break up with her anyway."
Displacement
John is upset his gf broke up with him, his dog is barking, takes his anger out on dog and kicks him
Sublimation
John decided since his break up that he'll be a relationship psychologist