Disorders (specific)
An experience involving feeling "out of body" and as though the world is artificial is best described as THIS.
What is dissociation?
THIS kind of factor, whether environmental, social, or individual, decreases the likelihood of someone experiencing a psychological disorder.
What is a protective factor?
A lot of developmental research is correlational, and emphasizes using THIS approach to understand the variety of factors that interact to influence human development.
What is biopsychosocial?
THIS sense tends to decline first as we age, with impairments often present during middle adulthood.
What is vision?
A parent who uses strict rules, often with little explanation, and shows their child low levels of warmth is likely engaging in THIS kind of parenting.
What is authoritarian?
Flat affect is an example of THIS kind of symptom related to schizophrenia.
What is negative?
An adult who has major depressive disorder and whose parent has the same diagnosis may worry their child will develop depression as well due to the strong THIS KIND OF BASIS to mood disorders.
What is genetic/biological?
If a researcher compared responses from a 30-year old to those of a 60-year old on the same day and the same survey, they would be using THIS type of research design.
What is cross-sectional?
A child who practices balancing a book on their head while walking represents THIS kind of motor skill.
What is gross motor skill?
THIS kind of attachment is exemplified by a child who is distressed when left by their mother, but happy and comforted upon her return.
What is secure?
If a person experiences continued, distressing, intrusive thoughts followed by repeated behaviors or mental acts, they may be experiencing THIS.
What is obsessive-compulsive disorder?
Clinical diagnoses of psychological disorders using the DSM-5-TR require that, in addition to symptoms, a person must be experiencing significant THIS or THIS.
What are distress or impairment?
What is a case study?
During THIS stage of Piaget's theory, a child may struggle to understand that just because one cup is taller and skinnier than another, they hold the same amount of water.
What is preoperational?
The Harlows found that their monkeys clung to the terrycloth mom, indicating that THIS was, in fact, not the driving force behind parent-child bonding.
What is nourishment?
THIS is a type of positive symptom in which a person experiences thought processes unaligned with reality, such as feelings of grandeur.
Adolescents may be at a higher risk of THIS due to the continued development of their pre-frontal cortex, which is responsible for THIS.
What are non-suicidal self injury (NSSI) and impulse control.
A developmental psychologist might use THESE for data collection, which likely include self-report questions about their thoughts and experiences.
What are surveys?
The "pre" in preoperational indicates that a child has not yet developed their ability to think THIS way.
What is logically?
Having THIS at work can increase job satisfaction, likely improving a person's aging experience.
What is independence?
OR: ability to advance, interest in the career
A person who experiences moodiness throughout the day, sometimes feeling great in the morning but depressed at night, is likely not experiencing THIS disorder.
What is bipolar disorder?
Issues with social functioning characterizes THIS neurodevelopmental disorder and plays a role in THIS anxiety-related disorder.
What are autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and social anxiety disorder?
To understand how something like ADHD may impact people over time, a researcher might use THIS design, following that person and asking them the same questions every few years.
What is longitudinal?
Recent theories suggest that the heredity of THIS is related to interacting genes, not just one single gene.
What is autism spectrum disorder (ASD)?
THIS develops during adolescence, in which a person can better able understand the thoughts and feelings of people around them.
What is cognitive empathy (theory of mind)?