PSYC 2000 LSU Knapp Exam 3 Ch 9
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medical care during pregnancy that monitors the health of both the mother
and the fetus
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1 developmental psychology 2 trust vs mistrust
3 prenatal care 4 normative approach
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developmental focuses on physical, cognitive, and social change
psychology throughout the lifespan
, growth and changes in the body and brain, the
Physical Development
senses, motor skills, and health and wellness
involves learning, attention, memory, language,
cognitive development
thinking, reasoning, and creativity
psychosocial involves emotions, personality, and social
development relationships
In the early decades of the 20th century, normative
psychologists studied large numbers of children at
normative approach various ages to determine norms of when most
children reach specific developmental milestones in
each of the three domains
age-related averages as general guidelines to
compare children with same-age peers to determine
developmental milestones
the approximate ages they should reach specific
normative events
a cumulative process, gradually improving on existing
continuous development
skills, gradual change
believes that development takes place in unique
discontinuous stages: It occurs at specific times or ages. The change
development is more sudden, such as an infant's ability to conceive
object permanence
nature biology and genetics
nurture environment and culture
psychosexual theory of
development
psychosocial theory emphasizes the social nature of our
development development rather than its sexual nature.
basic needs, such as nourishment and affection, will
trust vs mistrust
be met; 0-1 years
autonomy vs shame and Develop a sense of independence in many tasks; 1-3
doubt years
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Practice questions for this set
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medical care during pregnancy that monitors the health of both the mother
and the fetus
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1 developmental psychology 2 trust vs mistrust
3 prenatal care 4 normative approach
Don't know?
Terms in this set (79)
developmental focuses on physical, cognitive, and social change
psychology throughout the lifespan
, growth and changes in the body and brain, the
Physical Development
senses, motor skills, and health and wellness
involves learning, attention, memory, language,
cognitive development
thinking, reasoning, and creativity
psychosocial involves emotions, personality, and social
development relationships
In the early decades of the 20th century, normative
psychologists studied large numbers of children at
normative approach various ages to determine norms of when most
children reach specific developmental milestones in
each of the three domains
age-related averages as general guidelines to
compare children with same-age peers to determine
developmental milestones
the approximate ages they should reach specific
normative events
a cumulative process, gradually improving on existing
continuous development
skills, gradual change
believes that development takes place in unique
discontinuous stages: It occurs at specific times or ages. The change
development is more sudden, such as an infant's ability to conceive
object permanence
nature biology and genetics
nurture environment and culture
psychosexual theory of
development
psychosocial theory emphasizes the social nature of our
development development rather than its sexual nature.
basic needs, such as nourishment and affection, will
trust vs mistrust
be met; 0-1 years
autonomy vs shame and Develop a sense of independence in many tasks; 1-3
doubt years
