Containing "gen"
This stage of Freud's theory consists of satisfying sexual impulses and developing interest in people outside of the family.
What is genital stage?
This term is characterized by the changing of a neutral stimulus to a conditioned stimulus.
What is classical conditioning?
The part of the psyche that maintains social and moral responsibility.
What is superego?
This term refers to the ability to recall information from previously stored knowledge.
What is crystallized intelligence?
Bandura developed this idea through the Bobo Doll experiment.
What is social-learning theory?
The stage of morality development where a child first bases judgements on immediate authority figures.
What is pre-conventional morality?
This term refers to the class of stimuli that produce detrimental negative effects on developing embryos and fetuses.
What is teratogen?
The rapidly relating of words to real-world events or objects.
What is fast-mapping?
The stage of morality development where authority on morality becomes partially internalized.
What is post-conventional morality?
This stage of Erikson's psychosocial development includes an interest in establishing and guiding the next generation.
What is Generativity vs. Stagnation?
This ability of replicating spoken words develops due to a consistent exposure to language.
What is phonological awareness?
This term in Conventional Morality refers to when a child believes respecting authority and adhering to the law is correct.
What is law-and-order orientation?
The stage of the Cognitive-Development Theory where an individual may use single-variable categories to label themselves and others.
What is gender identity and differentiation?
Noam Chomsky's nativist view believes in this innate language processor containing basic grammatical structures of all human language.
What is language acquisition device (LAD)?
The view that we individually opt into upholding the laws or expectations of external systems.
What is social contract orientation?