A level Psychology

AP Psych Development Unit accomodate - ansadapting one's current understanding (schemas) to incorporate new information adolescence - ansthe transition period from childhood to adulthood, extending from puberty to independence affiliation and achievement (attachment and productivity commitment and competence) - ansthe healthy adult is one who can love and work agression - ansphysical or verbal behavior intended to hurt someone Alzheimer's disease - ansa progressive and irrever...

Unit 3 (Developmental Psychology) 2025 Graded A+ Accommodation - ansadapting one's current understandings (schemas) to incorporate new info (creating new schemas) Adolescence - ans-transition period from childhood to adulthood -extending from puberty to independence Alzheimer's Disease - ans-a progressive and irreversible brain disorder -gradual deterioration of memory, reasoning, language, and finally, physical functioning -reduction in the body's natu...

Lesson 1: Introduction to Developmental Psychology ____ believed that children are born with everything they need to know and learning is simply the act of remembering these in-born thoughts and ideas. - ansPlato ____ believed that development took place in a series of steps. - ansAristotle ____ influenced the way that twentieth-century psychologists, educators, and philosophers think about the cognitive development of children. - ansPiaget ____ introduced the Stanford-Binet Intelligen...

Developmental Psychology Vocabulary Graded A+ assured 100% 10 months - ansgestation period 10 months - ansgestation period 37-42 weeks - ansterm birth range 7-10 - answhat is determined as a "good score" for the apgar test accommodation - ansadapting one's current understandings (schemas) to incorporate new information adolescence - ansthe transition period from childhood to adulthood, extending from puberty to independence age of viability - ansage a baby can live o...

Developmental Psychology Review Quiz Accommodation - ansin the theories of Jean Piaget: the modification of internal representations in order to adapt to a changing knowledge of reality Assimilation - ansinterpreting one's new experience in terms of one's existing schemas Authoritarian Parent - ansstrong, controlling parents. Demanding obedience. Punitive and forceful. Children often do poorly socially and academically; lower self-esteem, may see greater dependence in girls Autho...

Developmental Psychology Myers 2025 accommodation - ansadapting our current schemas to incorporate new information. adolescence - ansthe transition period from childhood extending from puberty to independence. Adolescence (teens to 20s) - ansinner crisis: identity vs. role confusion definition: teenagers work at refining a sense of self by testing roles and then integrating them to form a single identity, or they become confused about who they are Androgyny - ansa healthy balance of m...

Developmental Psychology Exam #2 ___________ is inborn, with some babies much easier than others - anstemperament Accomidation - ans- changing or modifying information from old information ex: bottle to cup After the first few weeks emotions change to? - ans- social smile - interactions (crucial to bonding) - laughter and joy - 6-12 mo. diagnose autism - anger - fear/stranger awareness Agression - ans- reactive aggression - relational aggression - bullying aggression - instr...

Developmental Psychology Exam #1 2025 1 month - ansAt this age the baby has poor contrast sensitivity; prefers single, large simple patterns with high contrast 12 months - ansAt this age babies usually have their first words. 12 months - ansAt this age the baby can detect objects even if two-thirds of drawing is missing. 18 months - ansAt this age babies can form word combinations 2 months - ansAt this age the baby can focus and has color vision 2 months - ansAt this age vowels a...

Developmental Psychology Chapters 1-4 Graded A+ 1st stage of labor - ansfrom first regular contraction until cervix is fully dilated 2nd stage of labor - ansfetus moves through birth canal and emerges (delivery) 3rd stage of labor - ansexplusion of placenta age of viability - anspoint between weeks 22 and 28 when survival outside of uterus is possible amniocentesis - ansabstraction of amniotic fluid to test fetal body cells within fluid for chromosomal abnorm...

AQA A LEVEL PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOPATHOLOGY TOPIC NOTES. Extremely in depth and precise notes. Includes every topic within the psychopathology section. Includes AO1 and AO3. I achieved an A STAR using these notes. No need to make any notes, just start revising.