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16 Cards in this Set
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Freud theory of personality development
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based on assumption that early childhood experiences est. patterns for actions later in life
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Id
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present from birth, pleasure seeking
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Ego
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develops during infancy, realistic aspect focused on mediating impulses
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superego
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develops during childhood, moral/ethical aspect
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oral
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gratification in mouth, sucking/chewing; development of trust needs are met
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anal
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expulsion and retention of feces, have control over impulses-delay immediate gratification
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Erikson trust vs mistrust
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infant attachment and trust; infancy (0-1.5 yr)
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Erikson Autonomy vs shame & doubt
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toddler learning to walk, talk, and develops sense of control/adequacy; early childhood (1.5-3 yr)
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Piaget sensorimotor
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reflex actions, reacts, develops object permanence (0-2 yr)
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Piaget: preoperational
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completely egocentric, age of curiosity, make-up explanations, most different from adults (2-7 yr)
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Primary care
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focused on individual, preventive, rehabilitative w/emphasis on cure; HMOs use primary care as starting point to access care
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Primary Health Care
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focused on community, curative, rehabilitative, w/emphasis on prevention
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Public Health System
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health of community is protected, promoted, and ensured, overlaps w/primary care system
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Community Model of Health Care
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integrates both primary care and public health
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Health promotion
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activities that increase well being
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Health maintenance
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activities that preserve individual's state of health and prevent disease/injury
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