Psychology 220- Chapter 1: The Science of Human Development

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What are the 3 Developmental Domains?

physical, cognitive, psychosocial

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What is the time period when certain things must occur for normal development?

critical period

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What is the time period where particular development occurs most easily?

sensitive period

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0 to 2 years is…

infancy

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2 to 6 years is…

early childhood

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6 to 11 years is…

middle childhood

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11 to 18 years is…

adolescence

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18 to 25 years is…

emerging adulthood

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25 to 65 years is…

adulthood

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65 years and older is…

late adulthood

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Gene performance and expression is?

epigenetics

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Where you learned WHAT is apart of what developmental stage (socioeconomic)?

multi-contexual

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Income, neighborhood, occupation, education are apart of what status?

socioeconomic status

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Social construction is a part of what stage of development (think religion, the “South,” etc?

multi-cultural

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What is the term used when describing the “moldable” or “changeable” part of someone’s development?

plastic

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Theory that proposes unconscious memories have an influence on behavior.

psychoanalytic theory

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Scientist who was considered the first psychoanalyst and suggested that early conflict resolution determines personality patterns. Believed psychoanalytical theory. (1856-1939)

Freud

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Scientist who proposed eight developmental stages, building off of Freud’s theory. Believed psychoanalytical theory. (1902-1994)

Erik Erikson

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Theory that suggests behavior can be explained through observed and measurable things.

behaviorism theory

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Type of learning where an organism responds in a particular way to neutral stimulus that normally does not normally respond like that. Proposed by John B. Watson.

classical conditioning theory

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Form of learning where a voluntary response is strengthened or weakened, depending on positive or negative consequences. Proposed by B. F. Skinner.

operant conditioning

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Idea where people learn through observing behavior of another person, proposed by Albert Bandura.

social learning

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Theory that emphasizes how cognitive development proceeds as a result of social interactions between members of a culture. Proposed by Vygotsky.

sociocultural theory

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Theory that focuses on processes that allow people to know, understand, and think about the world.

cognitive theory

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Someone who said cognitive development occurs in four major-age related stages.

Jean Piaget

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Theory that seeks to identify behavior in today’s humans that is a result of genetic inheritance from our ancestors (think Charles Darwin).

evolutionary theory

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What order does the scientific method go in?

questions, formulating a hypothesis, research, data analysis, replication

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What determines the strength of a relationship between two factors, ranging from +1.0 to -1.0.

correlation coefficient

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What are the 4 factors of an experiment?

independent and dependent variable and experimental and group

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Type of research that follows a group of people for a long period of time (typically years or months).

longitudinal research

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Type of research that takes data from different age groups at the same time.

cross-sectional

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Type of research that combines two research methods, following different age groups for long periods of time.

cross-sequential