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psych exam

QuestionAnswer
formal op thinking logical thinking
concrete op thinking thinking like an adult
preconventional thought operates on a 'will I be punished or rewarded' mindset
conventional thought person needs to obey society rules
postconventional thought person has morals that doesn't align w society rules
adolescent egocentrism feeling like everyone is worried ab ones actions
imaginary audience thinking evb is staring at you
personal fable thinking nobody else gets what you're going though
clique small group
crowd large group
intellectual crowd nerds
deviant crowd bad kids
residual crowd goth kids
gang close knit group of delinquints
ruminative moratorium inability to choose an idenity
relationship moratorium looking for the person ur gonna be w forever
relationship churning on and off
secure adult attachment capable of genuine intimacy
avoidant adult attachment unable to bond
preoccupied/amblivilent adult attachment needy and suffocating
menopause decline in estrogen leading to no ovulation, menstruation
traditional stable career men keep their 1st job until they retire
boundaryless less defined to work, have 'gigs'
realistic work personality enjoy tools and machines
investigative work personality research, programming
artistic work personality creative
social work personality enjoy helping others
entrepenuer work personality leaders
conventional work personality passion for manipulating data and organizing
motherhood no sleep, lack of finances, ect..
fatherhood role models, authority figures
deinstitutionalization marrige used to be manditory now its optional
serial cohibition living tg unmarried
U shaped curve when things are looking down after honeymoon stage, after a while it makes a turn for the better
what makes the u turn possible nest leaving and bonding w partner again
seattle longitutional study controlled for contrasting biases for cross sect. and longitutional studies
crystalized intelligance knowledge gained thru experience
fluid intelligance ability to solve problems quickly and think flexibly- PEAKS IN 20's-
authorative parenting authority and love
authorian parenting all rules
permissive parenting permission to do anything
allostatic load body deterioration score
neurotricism mental health vs physical disturbance
extraversion outgoing alternative
openess passion for new experiences
conscientiousness worker people
agreeableness comprimising
redemption sequences bad experiences that turned out to be good
medicare us insurace that pays for elderly care
social security pay money every so often and you can collect it when you retire
private pension employee and employer set aside money and it accumulates so you can make money while being retired
major NCD-dementia serial cognitive losses and unable to care for oneself
alzheimers replaces neurons w neurofibrillator tangles
vascular NCD not enough blood goes to brain
basic adl impairments trouble walking and eating
instrumental adl impairments trouble caring for oneself
presbyopia age related vision loss
presbycusis age related hearing loss
living will leaving instructions ab treatment wishes
durable power of attorney for health care allowing someone to make end of life desisions
Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) order professionals cant revive mentally impaired patient
Do Not Hospitalize (DNH) order mentally impaired person cant go to hospital
palliative-care service hospital-based unit or program that offers sensitive end-of-life care
community retirement care apartments with diff levels of care
assisted living care care for ADL limited and needs 24 hr care
home health caregiver goes to your home to take care of you
Procedural memory refers to information that we automatically remember, without conscious thought.
Semantic memory is our fund of basic facts
Episodic memory refers to the ongoing events of daily life.
identity diffusion when someone hasn't developed a clear sense of self
identity foreclosure when you commit to a identity before finding out who you are
stiulus initial attraction
value comparison matching morals/personalities
role phase work out shared lives
Created by: b.marshall
 

 



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