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Creado por J.R. Hyatt
hace alrededor de 10 años
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Development is defined as:
These systematic changes occur in three broad areas:
Theories of how humans grow and develop fall into the following broad categories:
Human growth and development changes can be viewed as:
Self-Concept
Developmental Concepts
Define
a. Nature vs. Nurture
b. Genotype and Phenotype
c. Tabula Rasa
d. Plasticity
e. Resiliency
Abraham Maslow
Arnold Gesell
Robert Havighurst
John Watson and B.F. Skinner
Behaviorism
Edward Thorndike
Law of Effect
Conditioning Principles
Conditioning Principles CONTINUED
Psychoanalytic Approach and Psychosexual Development (FREUD)
Freud identified five stages of development
Erogenous Zones
Defense Mechanisms
Define Defense Mechanisms
Repression
Projection
Reaction Formation
Rationalization
Displacement
Introjection
Regression
Denial
Sublimation
Erik Erikson
Erik Erikson
ERIK ERIKSON
PSYCHOSOCIAL STAGES
Jean Piaget
According to Piaget we inherit two tendencies
Jean Piaget Adaption
Jean Piaget's Schema
Piaget Four Stages of Cognitive Development
Lawrence Kohlberg
Daniel Levinson
Urie Brofenbrenner
Social-Learning Models
Albert Bandura
Bandura's Social Learning Model
Bandura's Self-Efficacy
William Perry
William Perry Intellectual and Ethical Development
Theories of how women develop
Nancy Chodorow
Jean Baker Miller
Judith Jordan
Judith Jordan's Self-in-Relation Theory
Relational-Cultural Theory
Other Writer's who have addressed women's issues:
Gail Sheehy
Spiritual Development
Spiritual Development Continued...
Intelligence
Charles Spearman
Louis Thurstone
Emotional Intelligence
Propinquity
Midlife Crisis
List the theory associated with Glasser
List the theory associated with Adler
List the theory associated with Jung
List the theory associated with Skinner
List the theory associated with Frankl
List the theory associated with Williamson
Describe Imprinting in terms of the work of Konrad Lorenz
Konrad Lorenz
Describe the concept of Centration
Describe the concept of Egocentrism
Describe the concept of Epistemology
Describe the concept of Symbolic Schema
Define the term empiricists
Define the term organicism
Explain epigenetic
Explain Cephalocaudal
Explain In vivo desensitization
Explain Instinctual
Explain ethology
Explain psychometrics
Explain psychopharmacology
John Bowlby
Harry Harlow
Discuss the difference between intelligence and emotional intelligence
CARD 1
Discuss the difference between intelligence and emotional intelligence
CARD 2
Discuss the difference between intelligence and emotional intelligence
CARD 3
List the theory associated with the theorist and their view of human nature:
Rogers
List the theory associated with the theorist and their view of human nature:
Berne
List the theory associated with the theorist and their view of human nature:
Freud
List the theory associated with the theorist and their view of human nature:
Ellis
List the theory associated with the theorist and their view of human nature:
Perls
Define EMDR
Define Unwelt, Mitwelt & Eigenwelt
Define Parroting
Define paraphrasing
Define summarizing
Define Bibliotherapy
Define Musterbations
Define Awfulizations