Unit 9 Developmental Psychology

1. Sensorimotor Stage
2. Preoperational Stage
3. Concrete Operational
4. Formal Operational

1. Secure Attachments
2. Ambivalent Attachment
3. Avoidant Attachment
4. Disorganized Attachment

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• Mary Ainsworth created an experiment called the "Strange Situation". With the first baby, when her mother was in the room she would feel secure and play with the toys and explore the room. A stranger then enters the room, then attempts to play with the baby. The baby avoids the stranger and goes back to her mom. When the mother then left the room, the baby cried and would not allow herself to be comforted by the stranger. When the mother left again the baby was left alone. When the stranger reentered without the mother, the baby was still upset. This baby had a secure attachment with her mother. 

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• A baby monkey was given the choice between a soft, cloth 'mother' and a cold mother that had milk. They always chose the soft cuddly mother.

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• Infants prefer touch over their necessities.

1. 1) Trust vs. Mistrust
2. 2) Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt
3. 3) Initiative vs. Guilt
4. 4) Industry vs. Inferiority
5. 5) Identity vs. Role Confusion
6. 6) Intimacy vs. Isolation
7. 7) Generativity vs.Stagnation

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• Tested and described the three stages of moral development by asking males moral questions about different dilemmas.

1. Preconventional

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   • First Stage: Obidience and Punishment
2. Conventional

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   • Second Stage: Maintaining Social Order
3. Postconventional

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   • Third Stage: Universal Principles

1. Authoritarian

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   • Parents are democratic in their reinforcement and allow children to know why they are being punished.
2. Permissive

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   • Children are not told what to do, but are expected to learn from their mistakes.
3. Authoritative

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   • Strict Parenting