Nvcc PSY 200 exam 3 study guide Verified Questions And
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4 stages of cognitive - ✔✔1. sensorimotor (Object
permanence)
2. preoperational (Are egocentric, Symbolic thought develops)
3. concrete operational (Less egocentric, Conservation
develops, Begin to think logically)
4. formal operational (Think more logically, abstractly and
more systematically)
Accommodation - ✔✔changing/adjusting current/existing
schemas to incorporate new information and fit reality)
approaches to problem solving - ✔✔trial and error,
algorithms, heuristics
Assimilation - ✔✔applying existing schemas to new
information; interpreting new experiences in terms of current
schemas
Attachment Theory - ✔✔Secure, Anxious/Avoidant,
Anxious/Ambivalent and Disorganized/Disoriented
, Authoritarian parenting - ✔✔style of parenting in which
parent is rigid and overly strict, showing little warmth to the
child
authoritative p - ✔✔parenting style characterized by
emotional warmth, high standards for behavior, explanation
and consistent enforcement of rules, and inclusion of children
in decision making
average intelligence - ✔✔100
barriers to problem solving - ✔✔Functional Fixedness, Mental
Sets, Belief-Bias Effect, Strong Emotions
Cannon-Bard theory - ✔✔stimulating events trigger feelings
and physical reactions that occur at the same time
concept - ✔✔mental representations of categories of objects,
situations, and ideas that belong together
cross-sectional - ✔✔several groups at one time
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4 stages of cognitive - ✔✔1. sensorimotor (Object
permanence)
2. preoperational (Are egocentric, Symbolic thought develops)
3. concrete operational (Less egocentric, Conservation
develops, Begin to think logically)
4. formal operational (Think more logically, abstractly and
more systematically)
Accommodation - ✔✔changing/adjusting current/existing
schemas to incorporate new information and fit reality)
approaches to problem solving - ✔✔trial and error,
algorithms, heuristics
Assimilation - ✔✔applying existing schemas to new
information; interpreting new experiences in terms of current
schemas
Attachment Theory - ✔✔Secure, Anxious/Avoidant,
Anxious/Ambivalent and Disorganized/Disoriented
, Authoritarian parenting - ✔✔style of parenting in which
parent is rigid and overly strict, showing little warmth to the
child
authoritative p - ✔✔parenting style characterized by
emotional warmth, high standards for behavior, explanation
and consistent enforcement of rules, and inclusion of children
in decision making
average intelligence - ✔✔100
barriers to problem solving - ✔✔Functional Fixedness, Mental
Sets, Belief-Bias Effect, Strong Emotions
Cannon-Bard theory - ✔✔stimulating events trigger feelings
and physical reactions that occur at the same time
concept - ✔✔mental representations of categories of objects,
situations, and ideas that belong together
cross-sectional - ✔✔several groups at one time
