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Handicap

a disadvantage in a particular situation

disability

inability to do something

negative reinforcement

strengthening behavior removing an aversive stimulus when the behavior occurs

classical conditioning

association of automatic responses with new stimuli

operate conditioning

learning in which is voluntary behavior is strengthened or weakened by consequences of antecedents

interval schedule

reinforcement after a set period of time

correlation

statistical descriptions of how closely two variables are related

negative correlation

a relationship between two variables in which a high value on one is associated with a low clue on the other

scientifically based research

research that uses observational experiments, is repeatable, and is reviewed by experts

cerebral cortex

last part of brain to develop

plasticity

brains ability to adapt

zone proximal development

vygotsky's phase at which a child can master a task if given appropriate help and support

assimilation

when a person attempts to put new information into an existing scheme

adaptation

overall process of fitting in new information

accommodation

changing initial scheme

shaping

reinforcing each small step of progress toward a desired goal

conventional

kohl bergs second level of moral reasoning where judgment is based off following rules

Trust vs. Mistrust first stage in theory of

Erickson

big fish little pond syndrome

when a student's self concept is very high due to being around low performance

self esteem

the value each of us place on our own characteristic

socioeconomic status

a cultural category that is correlated with higher test grades and more time spent on school

permissive parenting

a parenting that employs high level of warmth but few rules

stereotype

a schema that organizes your knowledge about a category

prejudice

a prejudgment about an entire category of people

discrimination

unfair treatment of particular categories of people

Example of Hours spent studying and grade point average

Positive Correlation

Example of hours of video games played and grade point average

Negative Correlation

Example of size of television and average times spent watching tv in a week

No correlation

myelination

covering of neuron in fatty substance; speeds transmission

lateralization

hemispheric 'specialization'

Infant

trust vs. mistrust

toddler

autonomy vs. shame/doubt

preschooler

initiative vs. guilt

school-age child

industry vs. inferiority

adolescent

identity vs. role confusion

young adult

intimacy vs. isolation

middle-age adult

generatively vs. stagnation

older adult

integrity vs. despair