What are the 3 stages of psychoanalytic concepts?
ID, Ego, Superego
How many stages does Piaget propose in his cognitive development theory?
4
Three behavioral & learning theories?
What is Classical Conditioning, Operant Conditioning & Social Learning Theory
How many stages does Erikson propose in his psychosocial development theory?
Eight stages
The most famous humanistic theorist
Who is Carl Rogers?
“The conscience” falls under what 3 stages of psychoanalytic concepts?
Superego
In which stage is an individual able to use abstract thinking?
Formal operations stage
The theorist who sounded a musical tone when food was presented in his experiment.
Who is Ivan Pavlov?
Stage eight: Integrity vs Despair
The meaning of life and people’s views on existence
What is Existentialism?
Freud’s psychosexual development has how many stages?
5
Which stage has to do with Object permanence?
Sensorimotor
The theorist whose experiment included white rats.
Who is John B. Watson?
Children learn to trust others in which stage?
Stage 1: Trust vs Mistrust
Focus is on people’s interactions with others and requires us to be aware of how we feel, think and behave.
What is Transactional analysis?
What is the age range at the Oral Stage?
Birth-18 months
In the Preoperational stage children engage in this form of thinking that has to do with not being able to take into account the perspective of others?
egocentrism
Learning through modeling.
What is Social Learning Theory?
Approximately what age does adults look for intimacy and closeness in their relationships?
21-39
Experiences, feelings, values, and perceptions surrounding are important factors in shaping development.
What is the Humanistic perspective?
What is Freud’s Theory of?
Pyschosexual Development
What are the two ways Piaget proposed we organize new information into schemas?
Accommodation and Assimilation
Reinforcement is a primary component.
What is Operant Conditioning?
Erikson’s Theory of Psychosocial Development focuses on the continual interaction between the individual and?
The social environment.
The effects of people’s worldviews or the meaning they place on life and on their behavior.
What is the Humanistic & Existential perspectives?