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33 Cards in this Set

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Freud
Psychoanalytic theory
Unconscious, urges, fixation, sexual
Erikson
Psychosocial theory
Social, crisis
Piaget
Cognitive theory
Active
Pavlov
Learning behavoirist - conditioning
Association, learning
Skinner
Learning behaviorist - behaviorism
Reinforcement, punishment
Bandura
Social learning theory
Model imitation
Vygotsky
Social-cultural theory
Bronfenbenner
Bio-ecological theory
Systems, context
Sociobiological Theory
Ethological
Evolutionary-adaptive
Where do reflexes reside?
In the medulla
Grasp Reflex
Days after birth, the baby is strong enough to hold up its entire body
Rooting reflex
Moves its face towards finger when you brush its cheek
Gross motor skills timeline
Rolls over - 3 months
Sits up - 6 months
Crawls - 8 months
Pulls itself up/cruises - 9 months
Pincer grasp - 9 months
Walks - 12 months
Case Study
In depth study of an individual person or group
Provides good info about individualized cases, but it's not generalizable
Observation
Observe behavior in natural setting
Then, the researcher doesn't affect behavior, but there's no control and different interpretations are possible
Reliability vs validity
Reliability = same score every time
Validity = truthfulness of a measure...you measure what you say you're measuring
Surveys
Questionnaires
They're easy and direct, but can have loaded questions, may not have representative sample, issues with social desirability
Ethnographies
Ethnographer observes culture
How long does it take for ethnographer to fit in?
Small correlation
<.25
Moderate correlation
.25-.6
Strong correlation
.6-1
Positive vs negative correlation
(+) when one goes up, the other goes up
(-) when one goes up, the other goes down
Strongest and weakest perceptual abilities at birth
Strongest = touch
Weakest = sight
When is the most critical period for teratogens?
Period of embryo - 2-8 weeks
Fetal alcohol syndrome:
Slows mental and physical development
Consequences of tobacco teratogen:
very small, malformed limbs, underdeveloped lungs
Effacement
Thinning cervix
APGAR Score
Appearance
Pulse
Grimace
Activity
Respiration
Anoxia and results:
Deprivation of oxygen for at least five minutes.

Leads to brain damage and cerebral palsy
Only way to infer cause:
A true experiment
Independent variable
The variable being manipulated by the experimenter
Dependent Variable
The outcome; what's being measured
Buzz word for standardized tests
Individual differences.