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continuous development suggests that development occurs in distinct stages. True or False
False
In which stage of Erikson’s Theory do individuals face ‘Identity vs Role Confusion’?
Adolescence
Which parenting style is characterized by high demands and low responsiveness?
Authoritarian
What does the term ‘geriatric syndrome’ refer to?
A collection of health issues affecting elderly individuals
In early childhood, children can label themselves by their gender roles, influencing their……
Social behaviors.
Sigmund Freud
Psychosexual theory
Erik Erikson
Psychosocial theory
Jean Piaget
Cognitive theory
Lawrence Kohlberg
Theory of moral development
What is one consequence of secure attachment during childhood?
Healthy interpersonal relationships in adulthood
Nature refers to environmental influences on development. True or False
False
The debate between BLANK and BLANK considers how out genetics and environment shape our development.
Nature and Nurture
Trust vs Mistrust
0-1 years
Autonomy vs Shame/Doubt
1-3 years
Identity vs Role Confusion
12-18 years
Integrity vs Despair
65+ years
which term refers to the innate traits influencing how one interacts with the environment?
Temperament
At which age do individuals typically experience ‘menarche’?
Around 12-13 years old
Sensorimotor
world experienced through senses and actions.
Preoperational
Use words and images but lack logical reasoning.
Concrete Operational
Understand concrete events logically.
Formal Operational
Utilize abstract reasoning and moral reasoning
Secure Attachment
child is distressed when parent leaves but happy upon return.
Avoidant attachment
Child show no interest when parent leaves or returns
Resistant attachment
Child is clingy but rejects caregiver’s interaction.
Disorganized attachment
Child displays odd behavior and confusion around caregiver.
the concept of attachment emphasizes the bond formed between an infant and their caregiver. True or False
true
At what stage do children typically develop object permanence, according to Piaget?
Sensorimotor stage
What is the primary focus of development psychologists?
The study of changes throughout the lifespan.