What is prevonvetional morality

Childlike view of morality; Includes punishment and self-interest

What is Crystilized Intelligence

The ability to utilize knowledge/information

Combination of DNA from both partners; contains info to develop a baby

How a person's nature affects their behavior

The person who developed Stage Theory

What is the "Good Boy, Nice Girl" stage of morality

Stage of morality where one does what the societal norm is; mob-mentality

Stage of development where a child's organs are fully developed

Who was Lawrence Kholberg

Psychologist that made the stages of morality

What is Ambivalent Attachment

When a child has mixed feelings about something

Trusting someone will do what they promised to

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Psychosexual Development was created by Frued and explained how basic desires/drives/fixations impact development
True
False
2
Justice based morality is a morality that is steriotypically associated with women; helping those in need.
False
True
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Who is Jean Piaget
Philosopher during the enlightenment; Believed humans were innately good.
Founder of modern "liberal" thought
Creator of the cognitive development theory
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What is an Embryo
Stage of development where a child's organs are fully developed
Combination of DNA from both partners; contains info to develop a baby
Factors/Stimuli that could cause abnormal development
Stage of development where organs develop and the heart starts beating
5
What is Schema
A mental image of something in a certain category
A mental picture that groups objects together
How a person puts information into categories
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What is prevonvetional morality
Societal view of morality; obeying laws and following societal norms
A higher level of morality; includes innate rights of humans
Childlike view of morality; Includes punishment and self-interest
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Adolensence is the period of time from from puberty to legal adulthood.
True
False
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Nature is how your enviorment affects your disposition
True
False
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What is Crystilized Intelligence
The ability to use reasoning and logic to solve problems
The ability to utilize knowledge/information
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What is a Zygote
Factors/Stimuli that could cause abnormal development
Stage of development where organs develop and the heart starts beating
Stage of development where a child's organs are fully developed.
Combination of DNA from both partners; contains info to develop a baby
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What is tempermant?
How a person's nurture affects their behavior
How a person's nature affects their behavior
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Who is Erik Erikson?
The person who developed Cognitive Development Theory
The person who developed Stage Theory
The person who developed the Stages of Moral Development
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What is the "Good Boy, Nice Girl" stage of morality
Stage of morality where morals come from laws.
Stage of morality where one does what the societal norm is; mob-mentality
Stage of Morality where your morals come from the fear of being punished
Stage of morality where you do something for your own advantage
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What is a Fetus?
Factors/Stimuli that could cause abnormal development
Stage of development where organs develop and the heart starts beating
Stage of development where a child's organs are fully developed
Combination of DNA from both partners; contains info to develop a baby
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Who was Lawrence Kholberg
Psychologist that believed boys and girls developed morality differently
Pyschologist that developed the principle of imprinting
Psychologist that made the stages of morality
Psychologist that developed the psychosexual stages
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What is Ambivalent Attachment
A deep and permanent bond that ties one person to another
When a child cannot depend on a parent's return upon their absence
When a child has mixed feelings about something
When a child can depend on a parent's return upon their absence
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How many stages are there in Stage Theory
6
8
5
7
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What is basic trust?
How a person views themselves
Trusting someone will do what they promised to
Parenting where you impose demands, but are also lenient
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Authoritaitve Parenting is when the parent "rules with an iron fist"
False
True
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Assimilation is new information incorperated into existing ideas
True
False

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