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chapters 1-4

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The bodies phyiscal make up   physical development  
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growth and change in intellectual abilities --memory-- problem solving   cognitive development  
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enduring characteristics that make us unique   personality development  
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interactions with others   social development  
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conception to birth   prenatal  
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birth to age 3   infant & toddler  
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3 to 6   preschool  
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6 to 12   middle childhood  
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12 to 19   adolesence  
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first trimester ex. rubella-bad ex. bird song   critical period  
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time when an organism is particularily affected by the environment, could happen earlier or later. ex. walking and talking   sensitive period  
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psychosexual. unconcious forces determine personality. ex. sex, aggression, hunger   Freud's psychoanalytic theory  
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pleasure-primitive   ID  
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rational, reality, conscious   EGO  
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conscience, the police man inside of you 5-6years   SUPEREGO  
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ID, EGO, SUPEREGO   3 Components of personality  
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focus on social interactions. a conflict at each stage in life that must be resolved in order for you to be successful. establish identity   Eriksons psychosocial theory  
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Stimulous substitution. learn to respond to a neutral stimulus (diesel, sweatpants, comfy clothes)   classical conditioning  
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responding in a way that fits existing ideas   assimilation  
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changes in exhisting ways of thinking   accommodation  
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process of answering questions using careful controlled techniques   scientific method  
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experimental group -independent variable -drug   treatment group  
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get no treatment or alternative treatment   control group  
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treatment-cause-what is manipulated   independant variable  
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does not prove cause and effectconection   correlation research  
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cant cause physical or mental harm informed consenthard to prove with children   freedom from harm  
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ex. little kid beauty pagents   informed consent  
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can only disguise the expiriment if it doesnt cause harm   use of deception  
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confidentiality   maintenance of privacy  
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