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CHD 3472 Heidi Midterm review
a developmental psychologist is studying a ten-year-old girl named abigail.
She is obese. She follows the eating habits of her parents who are also
obese. The psychologist concludes that abigail is more prone to obesity
because of environmental factors. According to early developmental
psyhcologist, which position is the psychologist taking?
Nurture/environment




Sara, a four year old toddler, is playing with a friend. one day when sara is
playing wiht her friend she asks her friends to play with the toy that her friend
is using. The next day, instead of asking her friend for the toy, she just
snatched it from her. What type of development is sara showing?
discontinuous




John is six years old child, asks his parents a question about interacting with
his peers. In turn, his parents offer advice about social skills. As a result, johns
interactions with his peers change. What relationship does this show?
transactional




Jean Piaget suggested that as children age, they travel through different
stages that are more advanced than the previous stage. He has proposed that
children experience cognitive develop in 4 different stages. Piaget's Stage
Theory of Cognitive Development highlights ______________ in children's
cognitive growth.
discontinuity

,Rhett shows signs of aggression in his everyday life. Based on Bullock and
Merrill's research, what after school activity would he most likely be involved
in?
karate




Alex has started speaking. This development in the language domain plays a
key role in social development how?
providing an essential mean of communication




it was once thought that mothers were the most important influence on their
children development, and that no one else mattered. Is this still the case, or
are other individuals important for child development?
all




sydney and Emma are twins. They were given up for adoption and separated.
Sydney went to a family who nurtured and provided for her. Emma ended up
with parents in and out of jail and did not provide. Emma ended up not
finishing high school and in and out of jail. Sydney ended up going to
university and becoming a lawyer.
multifinality




Luke grew up standing up for himself and always making sure he had a say.
Many teachers labeled Luke as "aggressive" instead of "assertive." This led
Luke to thinking he was aggressive and led to a more negative response.
What type of principle does this show?

, negative labeling




what philosopher would believe that children have an original sin, that they are
selfish and must be controlled?
Hobbes




freud
psychoanalytic theory, id, ego , super ego, E and B, D, I, C and U




Erikson
Psychosocial, continued freuds, 8 stages, E, D, I, C and U




AD
Watson
Behaviorism/learning, Classicl conditioning, Little Albert Study, E, C, S, U




Skinner
Behaviorism, operant conditioning, E, C, S, U

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