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Affect of Cigarette Smoking

-1st cause of low birth weight


-SIDS, ADHD, asthma



Affects of Alcohol

-Fetal alcohol syndrome


-#1 preventable cause of mental retardation

Affects of Caffine

Miscarriage

Cephalocaudal Trend

Development generally proceeds in head to foot direction

Proximodistal Trend

Development proceeds in center to extremities direction

3 Patterns of Attachment

-Secure


-Avoidant


-Anxious/Ambivalent

Care-giving Style v. Attachment Style

-Warm/Responsive= Secure


-Cold/Rejecting= Avoidant


-Ambivalent/Inconsistent= Anxious/Ambivalent

Stage Theory Assumptions

-Go through steps in order


-Stage not related to age


-Discontinues

Eriksons Theory of Personality


Stage 1

Trust v. Mistrust


Is my world predictable and supportive?





Eriksons Theory of Personality

Stage 2

Autonomy v. Shame and Doubt


Can I do things on my own or do I need to always rely on others?

Eriksons Theory of Personality


Stage 3

Initiative v. Guilt


Am I good or bad?

Eriksons Theory of Personality


Stage 4

Industry v. Inferiority


Am I competent or worthless?

Piagets Stages of Cognitive Development


Stage 1: Sensorimotor Period

Coordination of sensory input and motor responses

Piagets Stages of Cognitive Development

Stage 2: Preopertioal Period

Development of symbolic thought



Piagets Stages of Cognitive Development

Stage 3: Concrete Operational Period

Mental operations applied to concrete events



Piagets Stages of Cognitive Development

Stage 4: Formal Operational Period

Mental operations applied to abstract thoughts

Problems with Piaget



-Underestimates effects of training and culture


-Stage changes not clear cut


-Underestimates children's abilities



Kohlbergs Moral Reasoning


Preconventional Level

(External Authority)


-Avoid punishment


-Obtain rewards



Kohlbergs Moral Reasoning

Conventional Level

(Maintain Order)


-Obtain approval


-Ridgedly obey rules



Kohlbergs Moral Reasoning

Postconventional Level

(Personal Ethics)


-Societies Rules


-Personal Ethical principles



Criticisms of Kohlberg

-Stage Mixing


-Unrealistic scenarios


-Cultural differences