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36 Cards in this Set
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According to Maslow Hierarchy, all humans are ___ with distinctive needs.
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born
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Sample of Physiological needs (maslow)
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air, water
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samples of safety needs (maslow)
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security, shelter, freedom from harm
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Belongingness and love needs sample (maslow)
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need to be loved
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Esteem needs sample (maslow)
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Well thought of by peers
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Aesthetic needs: samples (maslow)
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Need for beauty or art
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Self actualization needs: samples (maslow)
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To be fulfilled like we achieved what we set out for
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Transcendence: sample (maslow)
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Highest level achieved, since we accomplished our goals we give back to society
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Cognitive: samples (maslow)
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this is grown need to understand and explore the world around us
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Veiws of own physical characteristics and abilities
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body image
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Sense of being competent and worthy, positive would be I can do this, Negative would be I can't do this. HOw we feel about ourselves
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self esteem
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A set of behaviors by which a person participates in a social group. EX. your ___ as a student, parent, friend.
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role
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individuality and the sameness of person in different situations
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identity
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Role ambiguity means that your roles aren't set, you are ____what your roles are
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uncertain
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Role strain is the sense of frustration when our role is outside the cultural norm. For ex. male nurse walks in with lab coat, pt assumes he is a MD
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info
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Clash in beliefs or behaviors in two more more roles
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role conflict
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Roles maybe ____ (no choice born male or female) or_____ (selected by choice Nurse, husband student) behaviors
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ascribed , assumed
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How a child learns behavior by reinforcement- ex. children wants a toy and wont' stop screaming, so you give the toy to the kid to shut her up and the kid will do it again
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info
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Child learned behaviors thru extinction- Instead of giving into the screaming child and giving her a toy, walk away and ignore. Kind unlikely to throw fit again
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info
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Children learn by inhibition which is restraining thoughts or actions. We deal with things in a more appropriate way
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info
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Learning thru substitution. We substitute something more socially acceptable. Instead of smoking we chew gum
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info
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Learning thru imitation- Imitate or fathers or mothers
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info
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Learning thru identification, we look up to a mentor. Ex. second year nursing students
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info
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when a person tries to assume two or more roles that have contradictory expectations.
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Role conflict
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when one or more persons have opposing expectations for an individual in a specific role
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Interpersonal role conflict
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when pressures asscoiated with a role in one group oppose pressure associated with a role in another group
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inter-role conflict
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when role requirements violate the values of an individual
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person-role conflict
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A conflict of priorities in which a person is unable to decide which pressure to comply with. Too many roles to deal with.
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role overload
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Ericksons Development Theory
Trust vs.Mistrust |
birth to 18 months
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Ericksons Development Theory
Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt |
18 mo. to 3 years
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Ericksons Development Theory
Initiative v. Guild |
3 to 6
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Ericksons Development Theory
Industry v. Inferiority |
6 to 12
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Ericksons Development Theory
identity v role confusion |
12 to 19
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Ericksons Development Theory
intimacy v. isolation |
20 to 25
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Ericksons Development Theory
Generativity v stagnation |
25 to 50
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Ericksons Development Theory
Integrity v despair |
50 to death
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