Worksheetshdev midterm theorist
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 18mins
Which thinker suggested that children are born as “tabula rasa?”
John Locke
Erikson's
Frued
watson
____ suggested that children would develop into generous and moral individuals if they were left to their natural tendencies?
watson
Jean Jacques Rosseau
ERIKSON
Frued
According to Frued, which aspect of our personality is present at birth
Superego
the ID
ego
oral
Freud suggested that the aspect of personality that represents the moral standards and values of ones personality is the
Superego
ego
the id
genital
Freuds psychoanalytical theory ther are five proposed stages of
psychology
psychosocial
Psychosexual
behaviorism
jean Jacques Rousseau agreed with John Locke
true
false
_______argued that children are inherently good and that, if allowed to express their natural impulses, they will develop into generous and moral individuals
Erikson
Watson
John Locke
Jean Jaqu. Rousseau
the discipline that studies human physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development
Developmental psychology
lifespan perspective
behaviorism
who is the founder of behaviorism?
Rousseau
john B watson
freud
Feuds theory of psychosexual and Erik Erikson's theory of psychosocial are both ________?
stages
Stage theories
stage behavior
stage maturation
Freud has _____ stages of psychosexual development.
4
5
6
3
5 stages are oral, anal, phallic, latency, genital
true
false
Skinner reinforcement theory
select all
involves the interactions of children with the beliefs, values, expectations, and lifestyles of their cultural settings.
reinforces are stimuli that increase the frequency of the behavior they follow
Most children learn to adjust their behavior to conform to social codes and rules to earn reinforces such as attention and approval of their parents or teachers.
Positive reinforcers
increase the frequency of behaviors when they are REMOVED (fear)
increase the frequency of behaviors when they are APPLIED (approval and food)
Negative reinforcers
increase the frequency of behaviors when they are REMOVED (fear
increase the frequency of behaviors when they are APPLIED (approval and food
Erickson stages of life crisis 8 STAGES
true
false
- is present at birth and is unconscious. It represents biological drives and demands instant gratification as suggested by a baby’s wailing
Superego
The Id
- conscious sense of self, begins to develop when children learn to obtain instant gratification consciously, without screaming or crying. It curves the appetite of the id, so a person can find instant gratification without social disapproval.
superego
Ego
Watson & Skinner are (a)
Behavioral psychosexual Cognitive/Developmental
Bandura Theory
much learning occurs by observing other people, reading, and viewing characters in the media.
believes that a child comes into the world as a tabula rasa –a blank tablet or clean slate that was written on by experience.
– believes that children are inherently good and that if allowed to express heir natural impulses, they will develop into generous and moral individuals.
Piaget identified four major stages of cognitive development
true
false
Thoughts are demonstrated by physical manipulation of objects/stimuli.
Substage 2
Sensorimotor
(0-2 yrs)
Substage 1
(0-1 months)
Substage 3
Making use of ready-made reflexes (pure assimilation) – pure reflex adaptation (example. If lips are touched, baby sucks, if object places in palm, baby grasps)
Substage 2
Sensorimotor (0-2 yrs)
Substage 1:
(0-1 months)
Primary circular reactions (assimilations, accommodations, and equilibrium are now used as the individual grows and develops) (example. Kicks repeatedly, plays with their own hands and fingers, sucking for a long time
Substage 2: Primary Circular Reaction
(1-4 months)
Substage 1
Sensorimotor (0-2 yrs)
– behavior becomes intentional, baby repeats behaviors that produce novel effects on environment (example. Crying to get caregiver’s attention)
Substage 3: Secondary Circular Reaction (4-8 months)
substage 2
substage 1
Scheme
pattern of action or mental structure that is involved with acquiring knowledge.
interaction between the organism and environment.
process by which someone responds to new objects or events according to existing schemes or ways or organizing knowledge.
.Ashley is an 8 yr old girl who is not aware of her unconscious feelings. She spends her time focusing on her schoolwork and developing relationship with the same- sex friends
Which of Freud psychosexual stages is Ashley in?
Latency
oral
anal
Baby Tyrese has understanding of things “he can reach” such as a toy in his crib and things he can’t reach; such as a mobile hanger above his crib; according to piaget what is this called;
Schemes
Adaptation
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