Early years
Nature referes to which two subjects?
Biology and Genetics
When is someone considered an adult by western standards
what is 18
What is the normative approach
The concept of what is considered the norm amongst the masses
The psychologist credit for developing parent styles
Who is Diana Baumrind
Kids that run the show are products of which parenting style?
What is permissive
A child who lacks object permanence falls into this cognitive development category
What is sensorimotor
What is the "5th" stage of Piaget's cognitive theory?
What is post formal
A critique of this theory is that a cognitive development does not necessarily correlate to the answer
What is moral theory of development
Who developed the psychosocial Theory
Before psychology became an academic science, who studied the mind?
Philosophers
Define egocentrism
What are the adult milestones?
What is getting married, starting a career, self-supporting, starting a family
The moral theory of development has how many levels
what is three
What theory did Piaget develop?
What is cognitive development theory
People who partake in physical and cognitive stimulation are often less likely to develop what?
Degenerative brain disorders
What is discontinuous development
what is developmental stages
What allows adult of todays day and age to take their time with careers, family, ect?
What is longer life expectancy
Secure, avoidant, resistant, and disorganized are examples of what?
What is attachment theory
Lawrence Kohlberg developed which theory?
What is moral theory of development
Which milestones are considered universal?
Biological
What was Erikson's proposal?
People are motivated by a need to achieve competency
What age is considered late adulthood?
What is 60+
Which theory has 8 stages of development?
What is psychosocial theory
Mary Ainsworth developed which theory?
What is attachment theory?
What is socioemotional selectivity theory?