Life Span Development, Perception and Learning

Perception is the sense organ's detection of external physical stimulus & transmission of the info to the brain.

Habituation is our behavioral response to a stimulus increase.

Piaget's formal operational stage is from birth-2 years

What are cues of depth perception that arise because people have 2 eyes?

Maturation is the physical development of the brain and body that prepares an infant for voluntary movement.

Operant conditioning is when we learn that a stimulus predicts another stimulus.

What are the 4 types of teragogens?

Which of Erikson's stages has a major psychosoical crisis of autonomy versus shame and doubt?

Which is the correct order for language development?

Bottom-up processing- perception based on knowledge/ expectations/past experience affecting sensory info interpretation

The order for the 3 prenatal periods is embryonic, germinal, and lastly the fetal period.

What are cues of depth perception that are available to each eye alone?

Which of Erikson's stages has a crisis of geernativity versus stagnation?

Habituation is when our behavioral response to a stimulus decreases

I will review the Power Point for Learning! :)

I will be here for the test tomorrow.

Perception = processing, organization, & interpretation of sensory signals in the brain (neural representation)

Classical conditioning is when we learn that a behavior leads to a certain outcome.

What are teratogens?

Piaget's sensorimotor stage is from 2-7 years

Bottom-up processing is perception based on the physical features of the stimulus.

What are the effects of Zika on prenatal development?

What are the 3 types of learning?

Level of m.r. shows the highest level with decisions about morality dependent on abstract principles & value of all life

Which of Erikson's stages has a crisis of integrity vs. despair?

Stroboscopic motion- when a series of slightly different images are presented quickly & you perceive motion

An infant is confident enough to play in an unfamiliar environment as long as caregiver is present and easily comforted:

Piaget's operational stage occurs from 3 to 5 years.

Piaget's concrete operational stage is from 7-12 years

Which is the lowest level of moral reasoning demonstrating self-interest & event outcome determine what is moral?

Which of Erikson's stages has a crisis of identity versus role confusion?

I will look over Piaget's developmental steps (pdf) in Life Span folder in Schoology.

What are the effects of radiation on prenatal development?

What are the effects of alcohol on prenatal development?

Which of Erikson's stages experience initiative versus guilt?

What is transduction?

Which level of moral reasoning is the middle level and shows strict adherence to social laws and others' approval?

Unwilling to explore, mixed feelings 4 caregiver, cries when caregiver leaves, can't be consoled when cg returns:

All of the following are innate abilities, or reflexes, that help infants to survive EXCEPT for:

What are the effects of marijuana on prenatal development?

An infant is somewhat willing to explore unfamiliar environment, doesn't look for caregiver when she/he leaves:

What is the visual system's organization of features to create the perception of a whole, unified object?