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THE LIFESPAN HUMAN DEVELOPMENT FOR HELPING PROFESSIONALS. CHAPTER 1-8 QUESTIONS ANSWERED CORRECTLY!!! Limitations of classical cognitive theories - Answer-1. 3 standards (moral, conventional and personal rules) 2. Young children have a greater capacity for moral reasoning than Piaget's theory ...

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THE LIFESPAN HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
FOR HELPING PROFESSIONALS. CHAPTER
1-8 QUESTIONS ANSWERED CORRECTLY!!!

Limitations of classical cognitive theories - Answer-1. 3 standards (moral, conventional
and personal rules)
2. Young children have a greater capacity for moral reasoning than Piaget's theory
indicates
3. Young children are capable of focusing on the intentions behind behavior if those
intentions are made known/important
4. Young children do not necessarily treat all rules and standards as equally important
just because they are specified by parents/authority figures

Linking maternal care and attachment quality - Answer-Mothers who responded
promptly and consistently with sensitivity had more securely attached children. Secure
bonds are kept with the use of orienting, recognition and intuitive systems.

Long term memory - Answer-An almost unlimited mental store or knowledge.

Love Withdrawal - Answer-Withdrawing attention or affection from child and enforcing
separation. Common of parents using psychological control on children. Generates high
anxiety in children.

Major cognitive improvement that happens in middle childhood - Answer-1. Increase in
processing speed due to practice and maturation
2. Knowledge increases
3. Think more logically/better understanding
4. Language improvement in narrative skill
5. Memory strategies (selective attention, organizational and elaboration)
6. Metacognitive skills (awareness of one's own mental processes and their effects)

Modeling - Answer-One person observing another person performing some behavior
and from close observation, learns to do it as well.

Multidimensional development theory - Answer-There are levels or layers of interacting
causes for change. What happens at one level causes and is caused by what happens
at other levels (bidirectional or reciprocal processes; bioecological theory, life span
development theory).

Multidimensional theory of sex differences - Answer-Sex role development is
multidimensional.

, Takes into account multiple causal influences and specifies how these influence,
transact and produce gender differences.

3 categories of variables:
Personal influences (cognitive perceptions of gender)
Behavioral influences (learning/execution of gender based activities)
Environmental influences (family, peers)

-Influences interact to mold motivational and self-regulatory structures that determine
behavior.

Necessary parts to a child developing conscience - Answer-Internalization and
Conscience

Neglecting-uninvolved parenting style - Answer-Low on response, low on demand,
Not invested in child,
Parent centered,
Less affectionate

Neuroplasticity - Answer-Changes in the brain that occur as a result of some practice or
experience. Brain functions are never static and the brain changes throughout the life
span.

Objective Self - Answer-12-24 months; self recognition, self-esteem emerges, self-
control begins

Parental methods of control - Answer-Power Assertion
Love Withdrawal
Induction

Parenting styles - Answer-Authoritarian
Authoritative
Permissive
Neglecting-uninvolved

Peer groups/cliques - Answer-The view that these units are small enough to allow for
regular interaction among members and to serve as the center of most peer-related
interaction.

Permissive parenting style - Answer-High on response, low on demands,
No behavioral control

Perspective taking - Answer-Consideration of the viewpoint of others.

Piaget's cognitive development theory - Answer-4 stages:
Sensorimotor (0-2; everything is reflexive),

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