: Animal House (Lorenz & Harlow)
The animal Konrad Lorenz used to study imprinting.
(What is a Goose?)
Knowing a toy still exists even when hidden under a blanket.
(What is Object Permanence?)
This term refers to traits you get from your DNA/Parents.
(What is Nature/Heredity?)
The "Bossy" parenting style with high rules and low warmth.
(What is Authoritarian?)
The level of morality where you only care about not getting in trouble.
(What is Pre-Conventional?)
This researcher used "Wire" and "Cloth" mothers to study monkeys.
(Who is Harry Harlow?)
Believing that a stuffed animal has real feelings.
(What is Animism?)
This term refers to how your friends and home life shape you.
(What is Nurture/Environment?)
The "Teacher" parenting style that is the most successful.
(What is Authoritative?)
The level where you follow the law because it’s the law.
(What is Conventional?)
This term describes the physical and emotional comfort from being held.
(What is Contact Comfort?)
Thinking that everyone sees the world exactly the way you do.
(What is Egocentrism?)
John Locke’s Latin phrase for a "Blank Slate."
(What is Tabula Rasa?)
The stage where teens try to figure out "Who am I?"
(What is Identity vs. Role Confusion?)
The name of the man who stole the medicine for his wife.
(Who is Heinz?)
The process where an animal bonds to the first moving thing it sees.
(What is Imprinting?)
Understanding that a tall glass of water is the same as a short, wide bowl of water.
(What is Conservation?)
Eye color is an example of this side of the debate.
(What is Nature?)
A baby’s natural mood (Easy, Difficult, or Slow-to-Warm).
(What is Temperament?)
The highest level of morality focused on universal fairness.
(What is Post-Conventional?)
Harlow found that babies need this more than they need food to feel safe.
(What is Attachment/Security?)
The stage 7th graders are in where they can think about "What If" ideas.
(What is Formal Operational?)
If a child is a "Blank Slate," this is the only thing that can fill it up.
(What is Experience?)
The first stage of life where a baby learns if the world is safe.
(What is Trust vs. Mistrust?)
Kohlberg didn't care if you stole; he only cared about your _______.
(What is Reasoning/Why?)