PSY286 human development part two chapter 6-11

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maintain that we all experience stage-like personality changes at similar ages.

(Self-description) What age am I? I'm a human being, an individual, a moody person, i'm a atheist

Researchers are looking at epigenetic on ASD, in mothers, what is considered a factor?

(Self-description) What age am I? My name is, I'm a human being, a truthful person

Match the term, does the person's behaviour interfere with adaptation or pose a danger to self or others?

To qualify as having amajor Depressive episodehow many symptoms does one need to experience?

Which is NOT a sign of ASD in infants

Properties of patterns (vision), what is NOT true for infants

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controls the ability to speak words

Approaches parents take to emotions involving, ignoring, denying, and criticising is

To qualify as having a disorder how long does one needs to be having symptoms for

The first words of a baby are normally

An attachment pattern, infant separation anxiety and a tendency to avoid or ignore the attachment object upon reunion

Match the term, does the person's behaviour cause personal anguish or discomfort?

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What is NOT a prenatal trigger for ASD

Gender consistency. Around AGE? Children understand that their gender remains stable regardless of appearance

Which is NOT one? Preschool children seem to distinguish only two broad aspects of self-esteem:

Acts as a “backup” store which communicates with both long-term memory and the components of working memory

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Peers are equal and help to hone social perspectives-taking skills & social cognitive & moral development

Culturally influenced changes and processes of cognition

The consistent upward drift in IQ test scores across generations

Early intervention and ASD have intensive and highly structured behavioural & education programming why?

What is NOT used to identify ASD in infants

Gender identity. Around AGE? children recognise and label themselves as males or females.

Which list of symptoms quality as having major depressive episode

Is a bundle of axons that generally connects two areas together

identity formation is achieve a sense of identity at what age?

Ideal self

Learning and achievement is NOT influenced by

Match the term, does the person's behaviour fall outside of the normal range?

Is a component of the working memory model which stores and processes information in a visual or spatial form

Universal changes in cognition

It can take up to ____ for vision to improve

Which is NOT a part of the HEXACO model

Environment factors can trigger ASD?

Psychosocial perspective, ______ says personality development undergo consistent personality changes at similar ages

which is NOT a Physical and locomotor play in the infant stage

demonstrating the abilities needed to succeed in one’s chosen field, within a particular sociocultural context.

Multiple intelligences, rather than defining intelligence as a single, general ability.

Approaches parents take to emotions involving, accepting, teaching, allowing children to express is

Universal processes of cognition

Individual differences in intelligence

Self-conscious emotions, such as embarrassment

The systematic rules of meaning that exist in a word

Hoffman believes that ___ is a key motivator of moral behaviour and that the key task in moral socialisation

Which is NOT apart of the BIG five

Piaget highlighted the significance of pretend play and Vygotsky did NOT

Infant vision is x____ worse than adults

Controls the ability to understand the meaning of words

The basic units of meaing that exist in a word

Extreme male brain connects to ASD how?

Young children rapidly acquire knowledge of gender-role norms, or the motives, values and patterns of behaviour from

Infant depth perception is at aged

What are the three criteria that professionals often think about when diagnosing disorders?

Which decreases with middle age in the BIG FIVE

Adults' vocabularies continue to grow with them

Which is NOT, Social learning perspective, children learn masculine or feminine identities, preferences and behaviours

Learning Psychosocial perspective, _?_ rejected the psychoanalytic notion of university stages of personality developmen

(Self-description) What age am I? I like, I live, I have

Which developmental theorist says, NO social relationship is more important than the first

A pattern of attachment with intense separation anxiety and mixed reactions to the object of attachment

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Neuroscience researches DO NOT focus on when studying ASD

Security of an attachment relationship depends on

maintain that people can change in any number of directions at any time if their social environments change

Do young children’s self-descriptions always reveal the extent of their developing self-awareness.

What is NOT true about children with high achievement motivation

Freud’s view that the personality is mostly formed by age 5

believe that a small number of core aspects of personality are enduring

(Self-description) What age am I? My name is, I have lots! of friends

Psychoanalytic perspective, ______ says that anxieties from childhood can leave a mark on personalities.

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Self-esteem is not only multidimensional but hierarchical in nature

Children are not passive recipients of external influences, and they contribute to their own gender socialisation.

Meaning of words sentences and other language forms

The boss of working memory is

Gender stability. Around AGE? children come to understand that gender is stable over time

Children also begin to favour same-sex playmates as early as

Is a component of working memory model that deals with spoken and written material