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Nature WHat you get from your parents looks and personality wise
Nurture What you get from the environment you grow up in
Example of nature You haaving blue eyes and so do ur parents
Examples of nurture Being worried abt your weight because your town was
Sensitive period It is when the mind is more open to learning new things
Critical period It is when the mind can only learn things at a certain time
Examples of sensitive periods Learning new language, knowing manners
Examples or critical periods Attachment when giving birth, if a child is deaf
Differences Sensitive is when you can learn the newer things later while critical periods is only permanent
DIfferences is if its ciritical, development may not fully recover developing while if its sensitive, development can happen latter
Aim of Hubels and weisels research To see what happens with the cats visual cortex after a cat having an eye covered
Hubels and weisels research's conclusion The kittens eye didnt develop normal vision and she was blind in her eye
Attachment styles of Ainsworth's situation Secure was the most popular but there were a few insecure avoidant and resistant
Link between Genie and Ainstworth's experiments They both show importance of critical period
;Aim of Harloes experiment To show what causes attachment between infants and caregivers
Harlows Conclusion That comfort is more timportant than food
What is stage 1 of cogno development Sensiometer stage which are senses and actions, touching, looking moving (0-2 YRS)
What is stage 2 of cogno development Preoperational stage which is language and pretend play (2-7YRS)
What is stage 3 of cogno development Concrete operational stage, Children start thinking about things they see & hear (7-11YRS)
What is stage 4 of cogno development Formal operational stage which is hypothetical questions (11YRS+)
Erik eriksons stages of psycho development Trust, autonomy vs shame and doubt, initiative vs guilt, industry and inferiority, identity vs role confusion, intimacy vs isolation, generativity and stagnation, integrity and dispair
What does industry mean A sense of competence
Autonomy Encouragement
Intamicy Strong replationships and success
Generativitiy Sense of purpose
Stagnation Not growing or developing, feeling stuck
what do u think are 2 examples of how Genies development wouldve changed if she grew up differently She couldnt open her mouth and every other person could
what did genie have trouble developing Language acquisition - birth to 6 years and speaking and listening
what did i think hubel and weisel discover abt critical periods of development in cats and what does this tell us abt human development That the critical development stage is really important and humans need to seee with both eyes to develop
what did hubel and weisel discover abt critical periods of development in cats and what does this tell us abt human development 0-6 months if a cat has its eyes shut it wont develop and if a human misses a critical period they do not recover that development
what attachment style did i think genie had with her parents resistant since she lived with adults and didnt feel different abt seeing any of them
What attachment style did genie actually have with her parents Avoidant since she was happier with strangers
what were genies development stages that she most likely didnt develop Concrete operational and pre oprtational
what is dysfuntion Cant operate
what is distance
what is deviance Different behaviours and traits
what is duration How long all this goes for
Bio factors of genie no nourishment, factors for poor mh
psycho factors of genie Levels of stress
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