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What is social interpersonal theory?
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"If, then" over short periods of time
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List the eight Eriksonian stages along with what the years range within each stage.
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1) Trust-Mistrust: 0-18 months
2) Autonomy-Shame: 18 mo-3 yrs 3) Initiative-Guilt: 3-5 yrs 4) Industry-Inferiority: 6-12 yrs 5) Identity-Role Confusion: 12-18yrs 6) Intimacy and Solidarity-Isolation: 18-35 yrs 7) Generativity-Self-Asorbtion: 35-65 yrs 8) Integrity-Despair: 65 -Death |
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Name 4 things listed for Change/Stability and give examples for each
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1) Relative-Absolute: youngest child grows older, but will always being youngest child in family
2) Qualitative-Quantitative: butterfly emerges from caterpillar but grows larger over its lifetime 3) Phenotypic-Genotypic: ice-water-steam are all H20 4) Continuous-Discontinuous: change in facial features with age vs. result of accident |
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Home Movie Study concerning ABSOLUTE-RELATIVE
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Absolute- both siblings increased in motor, cognitive, social functioning
Relative- pre-schizophrenia sibling continued to perform poorly than nonschizophrenia siblings. |
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Home Movie Study concerning QUALITATIVE-QUANTITATIVE
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Quantitative- memory scores
Qualitative- cognitive distortion, delusions |
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Home Movie Study concerning PHENOTYPIC-GENOTYPIC
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Phenotypic- anomaly changes from motor to cognitive to social domains
Genotypic- remains stable with respect to vulnerability to psychosis |
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Home Movie Study concerning CONTINUOUS-DISCONTINUOUS
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Continuous: increasing social isolation
Discontinuous: imprisonment for crime |
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List measures of Temperament
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activity level, rhythmicity(regularity), approach/withdrawal, adaptability, threshold of responsiveness, intensity of reaction, quality of mood, distractibility, and attention span/persistence
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Explain the following concerning predicting adolescence/adulthood from infancy: temperament and attachment styles in infancy
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1) Temperament-inhibited, disinhibited
2) Attachment styles in infancy -avoidant: aloof at mothers' leaving, aloof on return -ambivalent: cry on leaving, difficult to calm on return -secure: stoic on leaving, continue on exploring |
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Describe the attachment styles in adulthood
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1) avoidant- fear of committment and dependency, anticipate abandonment and disappointment
2) ambivalent- vulnerable and uncertain, dependent and demanding 3) secure- trust, reciprocity, satisfying |
