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Developmental Psych. Test

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Conventional
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Representational intelligence
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stimulus generalization
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Babinski reflex
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Han notices a change in his behavior: He jumps and experiences fear whenever he hears a toilet flushing
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Shaping
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stimulus that has become associated with the unconditioned stimulus
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Nativist
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Internalization
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unconditioned stimulus
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function of vestibular organ
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Preoperational stage
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Second - order opperations (formal operations)
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Analog code
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Vygotsy interactive approach
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Reaction Formation (defense mechanisms)
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inner speech
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the infant's behavior would be inconsistent or disturbed
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2 Views on agression
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Bowlby's Theory
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preoperational stage
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conditioned stimulus
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strong social response based on desire to be right - hard to change
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a conditioned stimulus
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stimulus thatinvokes a natural response
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early speech precusor to thought
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perception in an inate mechanisim
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Law & order
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Information should be presented in small amounts so that responses can be reinforced
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performed on other operations rather than on reality itself
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He claimed that children's need for a comforting, secure adult figure was evolutionarily advantageous since it helped prevent the child from entering into dangerous situations. Thus children have an innate need for a caregiver: they become distressed in t
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stroking the bottom of foot
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Shepard & Metzler - storage of mental images based on a representation that closely resembles an object
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Social leaning (modeling) & social cognition (perception of threat)
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Disorganized
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responds to a new stimulus as if it were the old one
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can symbolize
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sense of balance, provides info about movements & body positions
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behaving in the opposite way of one's feelings
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thinking and language have different origins but once combined influence each other
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Able to think about the process of change
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For piaget, beginning of cognitive development
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period where no developmental events occur / from 7 - puberty
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From the general to the specific
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Strange situation - Ainsworth
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agonistic behaviors
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perceptions are learned based on past experiences
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Social Contract, Conscience
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able to take into account another person’s point of view and consider more than one perspective simultaneously, with their thought process being more logical, flexible, and organized than in early childhood. They can also represent transformations as well
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what is where - location of information

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