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Developmental Psychology

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Erikson differences from Freud   show
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show each stage of life is characterized by attempts to resolve a particular social need.  
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Bowlby's Theory   show
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show associations, context, and mood.  
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Retroactive interference   show
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Example of inductive reasoning   show
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show arguements made up of 2 propositions called premises  
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show change in external behavior  
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Private acceptance   show
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Internalization   show
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show acts as messenger to brain, filters sensory impulses  
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show sense of balance, provides info about movements & body positions  
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Function of Thalamus   show
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show directs activity of smooth muscles & glands  
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show list learned in a sequence  
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show knowledge of world is based on images that stand for perceptual events - usually visual images  
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Template matching theory   show
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Types of verbal learning   show
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show smallest unit of meaning "boy"  
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show basic thought of the sentence  
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Variable-ratio schedule   show
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Shaping   show
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Variable Interval   show
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Technique of variable ratio   show
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show 11 - adult capable of thinking logically and abstractly. They can also reason theoretically.  
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Concrete operations   show
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show cannot yet contemplate or solve abstract problems, and that they are not yet able to consider all of the logically possible outcomes.  
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For piaget, beginning of cognitive development   show
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show perception in an inate mechanisim  
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show perceptions are learned based on past experiences  
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Constructionist view   show
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Reaction Formation (defense mechanisms)   show
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show the thing that is MANIPULATED  
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show the RESPONSE measured  
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show when you estimate a problem's probability of occurance and make adjustments to it when presented w/ new info - tends to be small adjustments  
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show can symbolize  
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show conservation, reversability  
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Identity crisis   show
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show beliefs come from others without questioning  
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show no commitments and no effort to construct them - lack of identity and no attempt to get one  
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show Moral aspect  
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Ecological System   show
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agonistic behaviors   show
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prosocial behaviors   show
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Second - order opperations (formal operations)   show
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show preoperational stage  
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show emphasis on mental representation and process  
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show relationship of individuals w/ several settings  
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show involvement with several settings which do not effect the child (parrent's workplace)  
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show culture  
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show thinking and language have different origins but once combined influence each other  
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inner speech   show
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Metacognitive ability   show
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Relativism   show
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Isolation of variables   show
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show niave belief in a truth and unquestioning authority  
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"We saw 2 sheepes on the farm"   show
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show Syntax- combining of words even in incorrect order  
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"What you doing?"   show
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Infant calls many items a "rona"   show
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Child says "bat" instead of "bad"   show
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show Concrete operations  
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show Erikson  
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Foreclosed   show
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show caused by startling stimuli  
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Babinski reflex   show
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show when infant face is touched, they look for source of food  
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show concentrating on 2 or more sepects of problem  
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Limited to observed realities   show
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show Concrete operations  
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show Concrete Operations  
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Cognition happens first and language is a reflection of that   show
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show Vygotsky  
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Language becomes a tool for thought   show
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show where sentences are produced  
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Post-conventional   show
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Conventional   show
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show Obedience & punishment  
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Bruner   show
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Vygotsky   show
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show Shepard & Metzler - storage of mental images based on a representation that closely resembles an object  
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show what is where - location of information  
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show Deductive reasoning  
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show tendency to persist with old methods of problem solving even when they are not effective  
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show tendency to confirm rather than refute even when there is strong evidence that hypothesis is wrong - ignoring info that conflicts with your theory  
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Object permanance   show
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Irreversability, centration, egocentrisim   show
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Accomodation   show
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show Interpreting event based on our current scheme or thought structure  
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Adaptation   show
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Semantic coding   show
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show based on visual codes - what information looks like  
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show stored on acoustic codes - what it sounds like  
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Pimacy effect   show
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Recency effect   show
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Grammar   show
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Transformational grammar theory   show
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Strange situation - Ainsworth   show
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Biological approach to aggression   show
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Instrumental aggression vs. hostile aggression   show
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2 Views on agression   show
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unconditioned stimulus   show
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show learned response  
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stimulus generalization   show
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stimulus discrimination   show
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higher order conditioning   show
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show infants learn that the first thing they see is their mother  
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show anal stage  
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show Latency stage  
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show ID  
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Unconditioned positive regard   show
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show operational learning  
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show conditioned stimulus  
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Han notices a change in his behavior: He jumps and experiences fear whenever he hears a toilet flushing   show
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show occurs when something is different enough from the conditioned stimulus that it doesn't lead to the conditioned response  
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Stimulus generalization   show
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Vicarious conditioning   show
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show secondary reinforcers  
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show the pairing of a neutral stimulus with a stimulus that causes a reflexive response  
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Conventional Level   show
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show Disorganized  
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show operant conditioning  
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show classical conditioning  
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