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SW331 Exam

TermDefinition
human agency People shape their life through choices within social/historical limits, personal, proxy and collective
short term contraception methods Pill, patch, ring, injection
formal operational (12+ years): Abstract thinking and hypothetical reasoning emerge. Can think about future possibilities.
information processing theory with attention acting as the gateway through which sensory input is selected, focused, and managed for further cognitive processing.
information processing theory with memory how humans encode, store, and retrieve information through sequential memory stages,
information processing theory problem solving Information processing theory plays a crucial role in understanding problem-solving. It posits that problem-solving involves the representation and search of a problem space through various heuristic techniques, such as means-ends analysis and subgoals.
autonomy vs shame/doubt (Early Childhood, 1-3 years): Gaining independence and confidence in abilities.
initiative vs guilt (Preschool, 3-6 years): Developing initiative and taking on new challenges.
industry vs inferiority (School Age, 6-12 years): Mastering skills and feeling competent.
identity vs role (Adolescence, 12-18 years): Developing a strong personal identity and direction.
personal agency is exercised individuality, using personal influence to shape environmental events or one’s own behavior.
proxy agency is exercised to influence others who have greater resources to act on one’s behalf to meet needs and accomplish goals.
collective agency is exercised on the group level when people act together to meet needs and accomplish goals.
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