DEP 2002 Midterm Chapters 1 - 2
1. prenatal: conception to birth
2. infancy: birth to 18-24 months
3. Early Childhood: 24 months to 5-6 years (preschool)
4. Middle/Late Childhood: 6 to 11 years (elementary school)
5. Adolesence: 10-12 to 18-21 years
6. Biological Process: Body changes, Genes & Hormones
7. Cognitive Process: Thought changes, intelligence & Language
8. Socioemotional Process: Emotional Changes, personality and relationships
9. Freud's Stages Psychosexual Theory Oral: Birth to 18 months
10. Freud's Stages Psychosexual Theory Anal: 18 months to 3 years
11. Freud's Stages Psychosexual Theory Phallic: 3 to 6 years
12. Freud's Stages Psychosexual Theory Latency: 6 years to Puberty
13. Freud's Stages Psychosexual Theory Genital: Puberty Onward
14. Oedipus complex: according to Freud, a boy's sexual desires toward his mother and feelings of jealousy and hatred for the rival father
15. Electra complex: a girl's sense of competition with her mother for the affections of her father. (conflict during Phallic stage)
16. ID: Freudian personality structure consists of instincts and is unconscious with no connection with reality. No morality
17. EGO: Freudian personality structure deals with the demands and constraints of reality and is called the "executive branch" o
personality because it uses reasoning to make choices. No morality
18. Superego: Freudian personality structure that is the moral branch of personality considers what is right or wrong.
19. Authoritarian: Parenting style that is strict and has standards
20. Permissisve: Parenting Style that is relaxed and inconsistent
21. Authoritative: Parenting Style uses reasoning and encourages independence
22. Indifferent: Parenting Style that is Detached emotionally
23. Learning: Relatively permanent change in behavior as a result of practice and or experience
24. Stimulus generalization: responding to new stimulus that is similar to the original conditioned stimulus
25. Erikson's Lifespan Stages Late adulthood: integrity VS despair
26. Erikson's Lifespan Stages Middle Adulthood: generatively VS stagnation
27. Erikson's Lifespan Stages Early adulthood: Intimacy VS isolation
28. Erikson's Lifespan Stages adolescence: identity VS identity confusion
29. Erikson's Lifespan Stages middle & Late childhood: initiative vs guilt
30. Erikson's Lifespan Stages Infancy 1 to 3 years: autonomy VS shame and doubt
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1. prenatal: conception to birth
2. infancy: birth to 18-24 months
3. Early Childhood: 24 months to 5-6 years (preschool)
4. Middle/Late Childhood: 6 to 11 years (elementary school)
5. Adolesence: 10-12 to 18-21 years
6. Biological Process: Body changes, Genes & Hormones
7. Cognitive Process: Thought changes, intelligence & Language
8. Socioemotional Process: Emotional Changes, personality and relationships
9. Freud's Stages Psychosexual Theory Oral: Birth to 18 months
10. Freud's Stages Psychosexual Theory Anal: 18 months to 3 years
11. Freud's Stages Psychosexual Theory Phallic: 3 to 6 years
12. Freud's Stages Psychosexual Theory Latency: 6 years to Puberty
13. Freud's Stages Psychosexual Theory Genital: Puberty Onward
14. Oedipus complex: according to Freud, a boy's sexual desires toward his mother and feelings of jealousy and hatred for the rival father
15. Electra complex: a girl's sense of competition with her mother for the affections of her father. (conflict during Phallic stage)
16. ID: Freudian personality structure consists of instincts and is unconscious with no connection with reality. No morality
17. EGO: Freudian personality structure deals with the demands and constraints of reality and is called the "executive branch" o
personality because it uses reasoning to make choices. No morality
18. Superego: Freudian personality structure that is the moral branch of personality considers what is right or wrong.
19. Authoritarian: Parenting style that is strict and has standards
20. Permissisve: Parenting Style that is relaxed and inconsistent
21. Authoritative: Parenting Style uses reasoning and encourages independence
22. Indifferent: Parenting Style that is Detached emotionally
23. Learning: Relatively permanent change in behavior as a result of practice and or experience
24. Stimulus generalization: responding to new stimulus that is similar to the original conditioned stimulus
25. Erikson's Lifespan Stages Late adulthood: integrity VS despair
26. Erikson's Lifespan Stages Middle Adulthood: generatively VS stagnation
27. Erikson's Lifespan Stages Early adulthood: Intimacy VS isolation
28. Erikson's Lifespan Stages adolescence: identity VS identity confusion
29. Erikson's Lifespan Stages middle & Late childhood: initiative vs guilt
30. Erikson's Lifespan Stages Infancy 1 to 3 years: autonomy VS shame and doubt
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