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NURSING 2113; GEN DEVELOPMENT AND INFACT 1-3 EXAM
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NURSING 2113; GEN DEVELOPMENT ANDINFACT 1-3 EXAM 2024-2025
concept referring to the age which reflects the "adaptive capacity
compared with others of similar age." - ANSWER psychological
theorist who coined the term "identity crisis" - ANSWER Erikson
Type of early growth, especially during the fetal period and early infancy,
that results in an increase in cell number. - ANSWER hyperplastic
Number of stages or crises in Erikson's theory of psychosocial
development - ANSWER Eight
The theorist who postulated a theory of moral development (moral
thinking and judgment) - ANSWER Kohlberg
An increase in height and weight is an example of this type of growth -
ANSWER incremental
Rapid growth period in which growth is primarily hyperplastic - ANSWER
adolescence
concept which claims that growth and development is largely determined
on genetic and physiological foundations - ANSWER Nature
The domain of growth, developmental and maturation composed of
relationships with others, affiliation, external responses to events and
enculturation. - ANSWER social
Concept referring to the age which reflects society's roles and
expectations at a specific age or stage. - ANSWER social
A basic method that Freud utilized for acquiring data in the development
of his theory of personality. - ANSWER Dream- Analysis
, inner to outer directional process of development - ANSWER
proximodistal
Quantitative or precise measurable change in structure, size or function.
- ANSWER Growth
The process of gaining specific knowledge or skills as the result of
experience, training, and behavioral changes. - ANSWER learning
Concept referring to the age which reflects "time since birth" - ANSWER
Chronological
Head to tail directional process of development. - ANSWER
Cephalocaudal
Cognitive structures - ANSWER Schemata
Theorist who focuses on cognitive or intellectual development. -
ANSWER Piaget
Type of growth resulting in an increase in cell size. - ANSWER
Hypertrophic
Area or type of human development addressed by Erikson's theory of
development. - ANSWER Psychosocial
Number of stages in Kohlberg's theory of moral development. -
ANSWER Six
Precise and measurable change in growth, resulting in the addition of
new cells and an increase in quantity or size illustrates this type of
change. - ANSWER Quantitative
Domain of growth, development and maturation composed of emotions,
feelings, values, internal responses to events and motivations. -
ANSWER Affective
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