unit 3.1-3.6 AP psych

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zygote

the fertilized egg

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embryo

the human organism from 2 weeks to 2 months

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fetus

the organism from 9 weeks to birth

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teratogens

substances that can cause developmental abnormalities in a fetus. They include drugs, alcohol, and certain infections.

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fetal alcohol syndrome

a syndrome that occurs when mothers drink during pregnancy and results in physical and cognitive malfunctions in the baby.

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Rooting Reflex

an instinctive response where infants turn their heads and open their mouths when their cheeks are stroked, aiding in breastfeeding.

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Baby preferences

babies prefer the sound and smell of their mother and human voices and faces.

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sensorimotor

part of piagets intelligence and also the next 4 things.

object permeance and stranger anxiety

birth to 2 years

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Preoperational

2 to 6 years

pretend play

egocentrism

language development

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Concrete operational

Conservation

Mathematical transformations

7-11 years

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Formal Operational

12-adulthood

abstract logic

potential for moral reasoning.

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Object permanence

the awareness that things exist when not percieved

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Conservatoin

the principle that volume stays the same even when objects are changed

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critical period

a period after birth where an organisms exposure to certain stimuli produces proper development

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Imprinting

the process where certain animals form attachments during a critical point in their life.

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Stranger anxiety

fear of strangers that infants display

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attachment or bonding

an emotional tie with another person.

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theory of mind

how someone ascribes mental states such as belief, intentions and desires to oneself and another.

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the role of testosterone 

men have more of it, used for sex drive, test increases with sexual activity and vice versa.

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desires

hormones alone don’t motivate someone to have sex. to procreate, have physical enjoyment and to express love are psychological reasons.

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authoritarian

parents impose rules and expect obedience

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Permissive

submit to childrens desires, rarely punish

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Authoritative

both demanding and responsive, sets rules but explains why and encourages open discussion.

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menarche

girls first period

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spermarche

boys first nut

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menopause

marks the end of a woman's reproductive years. stops having periods and also changes hormonally

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trust vs. mistrust

this and the next 7 are eriksons stages of psychosocial development

1st year if needs are met infants create trust

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Autonomy vs shame

toddlers learn to exercise will or they doubt their abilities 2nd year

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Initiative vs. guilt

3-5 years

Preschoolers learn to carry out tasks or feel guilty about efforts to be independent.

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competence vs inferiority

children learn the pleasure or applying themselves to tasks or they feel inferior

6-puberty

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identity vs role confusion

teens-20’s

teenagers work on finding themselves and integrating themselves to form a single identity or are confused about themselves

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intimacy vs isolation

young adults form close relations quickly or feel socially isolated

20-40

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Generativity vs. stagnation

they discover a sense of contribution to the world like through raising children or work or have a lack of purpose

40’s-60’s

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Integrity vs. Despair

when reflecting on ones life they either feel accomplished or like they wasted it

late 60’s-death

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personal fable

thinking that your experiences are completely unique

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identity moratorium

a period of self exploration where the person adopts different roles to find out what fits them the best

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social clock

the culturally preferred time of events like marriage, parenthood and retirement.

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Dementia

mental decline severe enough for to intefere with daily life. alzheimers is a specific disease but is the most common cause of dementia.

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Alzheimers disease

an irreversible brain disorder, characterized by a gradual deterioration of cognitive and physical functions.

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cross sectional study

people of different ages are compared with one another

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longitudinal study

the same people are restudied and retested again

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crystallized intelligence

accumulated knowledge and verbal skills

increases with age

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Fluid intelligence

ability to reason speedily and abstractly

tends to decrease as time goes on

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5 stages of grief

Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance

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