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id
demanding immediate gratification of basic instincts, needs, and desires.
ego
Developing from the id, the ego operates on the "reality principle," It is the rational part of the personality that regulates behavior
superego
this component incorporates moral standards and values from parents and society, it strives for perfection, suppressing the id's unacceptable urges, and consists of the conscience and the ideal self.
oral stage
birth to 1 year “mouth”
anal stage
1 to 3 year “bowel and bladder control
latent stage
6 to puberty “libido inactive”
libido is the driving force behind behavior
sensorimotor (birth- 2)
object permanance
preoperational (2- 7)
centration
concrete operational (7- 12)
conservation
formal operational (12+)
abstract thinking
Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD)
gap between what a learner can do independently and what they can achieve with guidance or collaboration
More Knowledgeable Other (MKO)
anyone who has a better understanding or higher ability level in a particular area than the learner
Scaffolding
temporary support provided by a MKO to help the learner succeed in the ZPD
Medicare part A
Covers Acute Hospital Costs
Also, skilled nursing (for a certain length of time), some home health
Hospice
Medicare part B
Doctor’s visits
Outpatient therapy services
Medicare part C
Medicare Advantage Programs: Managed Health care plans approved by Medicare and run by private companies
Different co-pays and deductibles and may require use of certain providers only in plan
Some offer prescription drug, vision, dental and hearing coverage
Medicare part D
Prescription Drug Coverage– available since 2006
IDEA part B
Free Appropriate Public Education
3-5 year olds (Pre-School)
6-21 year olds (School Age)
Individual Education Plan educated in most appropriate environment
IDEA part C
Early Intervention
Birth to 3rd birthday
Occurs in natural environment (home based)
OXYGENATED
The umbilical vein carries _ blood from placenta to fetus
DEOXYGENATED
The umbilical arteries are paired and carry _ blood from fetus to placenta
22-24 weeks
extrauterine life is not possible until at least _ weeks gestation when pulmonary capillaries are formed
24-28 weeks
surfactant develops; sufficient surfactant by 34 weeks
Preconventional
rewards and punishments are external
Conventional
internalize rules to maintain social order
Post conventional
working out a personal code of ethics, associated with late adolescence and adulthood
Acquisite
learn new information and skills
Achieving
Previously acquired knowledge is used to establish oneself in the world; apply intelligence to gaining long term goals, understand implications
Responsible
Family established, marriage, children, responsible for others
Executive
Broaden focus from personal domain to more of community or societal level
Reorganizational
focus on meaningful information
Legacy Creating
leave a legacy behind
Fluid intelligence
The ability to process novel information and to think logically and solve problems in novel situations, independent of acquired knowledge
- working memory
Crystallized intelligence
the ability to apply knowledge gained through practice of skills, educational learning, and experience
- long-term memory