Piagets theory - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NES SECONDARY PROFESSIONAL KNOWLEDGE EXAM 2024 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION;(PASS ON FIRST ATTEMPT 100% VERIFIED)

Cohort Effects - relative similarities of a person's birth, era, or generation. (ie. millennials) Continuity vs. Discontinuity - continuity: development is gradual and occurs slowly discontinuity: sudden changes (age-related stages) Scientific Method - 1. conceptualize 2. collect data 3. draw conclusions 4. revise Freuds Theoretical Orientation - Psychoanalytic Theory - oral (birth-1yr) - anal (1-3yrs) -phallic (3-6yrs) interest in genitals -latency (6yrs-puberty) suppressed se...

Most serious deleterious alleles are a. dominant. b. codominant. c. recessive. d. no longer a part of the gene pool. - Answer-C Maternal reports of movement, or "quickening," during pregnancy usually happen by about a. 10 weeks. b. 16 weeks. c. 24 weeks. d. 30 weeks. - Answer-B each new event builds on earlier experiences in orderly way or gradual improvement - Answercontinuous process development occurs in discrete steps or stages; each stage is a new set of behaviors - Answerdisco...

omphalocele - abdominal organs protrude through opening in abdominal wall -keep omphalocele covered with sterile moist gauze until srugery where organs are returned back -post surgery mechanical ventilation, NG, parenteral nutrition kohlbergs theory of moral development - 1. preconventional -do what is right r/t fear of punishment -do what is right for gains 2. conventional -gain approval/avoid disapproval 3. post conventional -do what is right even if against law bc law is restrictive ...

Terms in this set (18) Original Which of the following theories posits that children are born with a basic mental structure on which future learning and knowledge are based? a. Vygotsky's sociocultural theory b. Bowlby's attachment theory c. Piaget's cognitive developmental theory d. Freud's cognitive development theory C. (Piagets, the theory explains the mechanisms and processes by which the infant and child develop. Cognitive development is a progressive reorganization of the b...

CPNRE chapter 8 - pediatric nursing Exam 2024 three primary functions of the family -Answer-1. provide physical care (food, clothing, shelter, safety, illness prevention 2. educating/training language, values, morals, education 3. protecting psychological/emotional health erikson's theory of psychosocial development -Answer-1. trust vs mistrust (birth-1) -trust vs neglect 2. autonomy vs shame (1-3) -independence vs things interfering with child feeling adequacy 3. initiative vs guilt (...

Dental Ethics and Jurisprudence Midterm Exam with Complete Solutions __________ are essential skills requiring knowledge, skill and ability that are performed by a health care provider. competencies Which of the following is the term used to describe the system that has been developed in the United States to protect the public welfare and provide standards for the evaluation of educational programs and schools? accreditation the commission on dental accreditation is the specialized ...

Nursing 105 (test 1) with Complete Solutions Latest 2024/2025 Piaget's Theory - Correct Answer "Focused in Periods" Period 1: sensorimotor (Birth to 2) Period 2: preoperational (2 to 7) "egocentrism" Period 3: concrete operational (7 to 11) Period 4: formal operational (11 to adulthood) Freud's theory - Correct Answer "Sexually Based" the childhood stages of development (oral, anal, phallic, latency, genital) during which, according to Freud, the id's pleasure-seeking energies ...

CPNRE chapter 8 - pediatric nursing exam 2024 three primary functions of the family -Answer-1. provide physical care (food, clothing, shelter, safety, illness prevention 2. educating/training language, values, morals, education 3. protecting psychological/emotional health erikson's theory of psychosocial development -Answer-1. trust vs mistrust (birth-1) -trust vs neglect 2. autonomy vs shame (1-3) -independence vs things interfering with child feeling adequacy 3. initiative vs guilt (...

AP Psychology Human Development Latest 2024 Graded A+ Accommodate oblige or help someone; adjust or bring into harmony; adapt; make enough space for; ADJ. accommodative; CF. accomodating: helpful and obliging Adolescence The transition period from childhood to adulthood, extending from puberty to independence. Alzheimer's Disease an irreversible, progressive brain disorder, characterized by the deterioration of memory, language, and eventually, physical functioning Asperger Sy...