Bandura
Information Processing Perspectives
Piaget
Perspectives on Development
Miscellaneous
100
Two of Bandura's biggest theories
What is Social Learning Theory and Social Cognitive Theoy
100
When someone has a problem remembering something that is happening
What is retrieval
100
The stage of Cognitive Development in which a child begins to make use imitation and thought
What is Sensorimotor
100
Theorists who explain the stages of psychosexual development
What is Freud and Erikson
100
How many hours do cats sleep per day?
16 to 18 hours
200
Learning through observation is
What is vicarious learning
200
Initial processing that transform incoming stimuli into information so we can make sense of them is
What is sensory monitoring
200
The stage of Cognitive Development where one becomes more scientific in thinking
What is Formal Operational
200
Lorenz and Wilson follow this perspective on development
What is Ethological
200
How many north Atlantic lobsters are born bright blue?
1 in 5000
300
Bandura distinguished the difference between learning and
What is behavior
300
The difference between explicit and implicit knowledge is
Explicit knowledge is from long term memory and can be recalled. Implicit knowledge is not conscious but affects our behavior.
300
Piaget assumed people continually tested the adequacy of their thinking processes in order to achieve balance, an example of
What is equilibrium
300
Theory focusing on the formation of associations and observable behavior changes
What is Behavioral Theory
300
What king in a deck of cards has no mustache?
The king of hearts
400
Bandura had preschool children watch this
What is a video of a model punching and kicking an inflatable bobo doll
400
The repeating of information in your mind is
What is maintenance rehearsal
400
Name two of the four factors Piaget states influence one's development
What is biological maturation, activity, social experiences, and equilibrium
400
The perspective focusing on the role of interacting and embedded contexts in development
What is Contextual/Dynamic Systems
400
What percentage of atoms in a person's body is replaced every year?
98%
500
Bandura defines this as "beliefs in one's capabilities to organize and execute the course of action required to produce given attachments"
What is self efficacy
500
The working space of the memory system is called
What is working memory
500
Essential sources of development in Piaget's theory
What is nature and nurture
500
This theory involves the concepts of enactive and vicarious learning, modeling, and self-efficacy
Who is Bandura
500
What year did Disneyland open?
1955
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