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Sigmund Freud said all development of personality is built on basic desires
phases of development according to Freud oral, anal, phallic, oedipal, latent, genital
according to Carl Jung what is personal unconscious we know but can't call to mind
Carl Jung says collective unconscious is we understand things from those who were dead
how we present to the external world is according to Jung persona
mother archetype according to Jung recognize mothering activities
Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is Jungian
John Bowlby developed the attchment theory
early expiences as a child shape us as adults
what relationship influences our debelopment infant/caregiver relationship
attachment is more important than body needs
there are _____ aspects of attachment four
the first aspect of attachment is proximity maintenance-want to be near
second aspect of attachment safe haven-we can retreat if fear or threatened
third aspect of attachment secure base-caregiver provides "base of operations"
forth aspect of attachment separation distress-anxiety
Jean Piaget stated children are not little adults, reason differently untill 15
0-2 years is the sensory moter stage 1) reflexes-suck, grasp 2)movement causes movement-cause and effect 3) some use of tools 4) object permanence (out of sight but exists)
2-7 years is the Pre-operational stage 1)speech 2) understand simple rules 3) concrete understanding 4) Why? Why? Why 5) sense of time 6) egocentric-hard to think of others
7-11 years is the concrete operations stage 1) organized logical thought 2)can classify and sequence 3) uses categories
11-15 years is the formal operations stage 1) abstract thought 2) can use logic
Erik Erickson had _____ stages of development, thru what age eight, childhood to oldage he is the only one to go through the teens and and beyond
Erickson's first stage of development basic trust vs. basic mistrust
Erickson's second stage of development autonomy vs. shame (growing up with pride vs. no self-esteem)
Erickson's third stage of development initiative vs. guilt (pre-school to school age; imagination/fantasy vs. dependant on adults, no immagination, can't make friends)
Erickson's forth stage of development industry vs. inferiority (school age; realting to peers, free play, team sports, understands rules, reading, math, self disaplain, ability to accomplish things vs. not)
Erickson's fifth stage of development learning identity vs. identity diffusion (teenager; development of own personality, pushing boundries vs parents tell them who they are, how to act, etc)
Erickson's sixth stage of development learning intimacy vs isolation (love & friendship vs. isolation from others)
Erickson's seventh stage of development learning generativity vs self-absorption (doing for others vs self centered)
Erickson's eigth stage of development integrity vs despair (old age; well accomplished vs disguest & despair)
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