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18 Cards in this Set
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What is parent child interaction therapy (PCIT)? |
Behavioral therapy for parents and children. |
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What is fluid intelligence? |
Abilities to learn, process, problem-solve, how creative you can think. Peaks around age 30. |
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What is crystallized intelligence? |
Someone’s fund of knowledge. Words, concepts, math ability, able to put things in concept. |
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True or false: infants ability to recognize language increases after year one. |
False. It sharply declines after year one. |
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What were the topics that Piaget studied in infants? |
Stranger anxiety. Object permanence. Deferred imitation. |
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True or false: infants had no stranger anxiety for the first six months. |
True |
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What is object permanence? |
The understanding that things still exist even if it is not in front of you. |
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What is deferred imitation? |
Able to imitate even when person is gone. |
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When do infants develop their vision? |
In the first six months. |
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True or false: infants prefer sour taste versus sweet. |
False |
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What is animistic thinking? |
Seeing things as living things. i.e. worried about leaving a stuffed animal in the dark. |
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What is egocentric? |
Not good at seeing things from others point of view. |
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What is autonomy? |
Doing things on your own. |
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What is a person fable? |
Kids see themselves as invulnerable. Bad things will happen to other people. |
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When it comes to adolescents, what is an imaginary audience? |
Feel like everyone is watching. Can be self critical. |
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True or false: midlife crisis is not really a thing. |
True |
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True or false: intelligence declines with age. |
False. Fluid intelligence does. Crystallized does not. Overall stays fairly consistent. |
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What are cohort effects? |
20-year-olds look better than older people. How do you know the reason they are better? |
