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Teratogens

Harmful things that can lead to birth defects.

Assimilation

Integrating new information into existing scheme. (How we react)

Imaginary Audience

Fantasize how other people will react

Personal Fable

Believe that we have unique experiences

Generativity versus Stagnation (middle adulthood)

Being productive and contributing to younger generations.



Failure create self centered and boredom.

Ego integrity versus despair

Feeling satisfied and accomplished from past and experiences.



Failure creates regret from losing opportunities of life and despair.

Kohlbergs theory of moral development

Level 1: Preconventional Level (birth to 9 years)


Level 2: Conventional Level (9-13)


Level 3: Postconventional

Death and Dying Process

Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance

Extrinsic Motivation

Based on external reinforcers

Intrinsic Motivation

Based on internal reinforcers

Drive Reduction Theory

Biological need leads to a drive/tension that organisms are motivated to reduce. (Lack of food -> hunger -> eat)

Need for Achievement

Behavior results from a strong need or desire to succeed in attaining realistic and challenging goals

Goal Orientation Theory

Mastery Approach - working to attain something (knowledge)


Mastery Avoidance - working to avoid an outcome that threatens self worth (being unable to learn something new)


Performance Avoidance - limiting efforts to avoid passing others (bad grades to fit in)


Performance Approach - working to be superior

Mallows Hierarchy of Needs

Self Transcendence, Physiological, Safety, Love and Belonging, Self Esteem, Self Actualization

Daily Hassles

Minor problems and frustrations that come up everyday

Uplifts

Positive experiences in life that may neutralize the effects of hassles

Primary Appraisal

Evaluating meaning and significance of stressor

Secondary Appraisal

Evaluating resources and options

Approach Avoidance Conflict

1 goal or event that has both positive and negative characteristics

Avoidance Avoidance Conflict

Must choose between 2 undesirable things