Development in Stages
Classical conditioning
Observational Learning
Social emotional development
Miscellaneous
100

Which stage theroists believed that we all have a sexual drive and coined the name for these stages as the Psychosexual Stages of Development?

Sigmund Freud
100

Belief that behavior is learned

Behaviorism

100

The hopelessness nad passive resignation one learns whne unable to avoid repeated aversive events

Learned Helplessness

100

Theory that explores how the social environment influences development

Ecological systems theory

100

Which part of the brain is primarily responsible for regulating balance and coordination?

Cerebellum

200

Stage theorist that believed that children are not little adults and that cognitive development occurs in sequences

Jean Piaget

200

Connecting events that occur in a sequence

Learned Associations

200

Learning that takes place by watching another individual model the learning task and then imitating the behavior

Observational Learning (also know as social learning)

200

What are the three types of parenting styles?

Authoritarian

Permissive

Authoritative

200

What is the Law of Effect?

States that behaviors followed by favorable consequences

300

What are the 4 stages of Cognitive Development?

Sensorimotor

Preoperational

Concrete Operational

Formal Operational

300

What are the 3 Major Types of Conditoning

Classical 

Operant

Observational

300

Who conducted an experiment with a bobo doll to test observational learning in children?

Albert Bandura

300

Social development where babies are naturally attach to parents/consistent others

Attachment

300

What is shaping in operant conditioning?

It’s a procedure where reinforcers gradually guide an animal’s actions toward a desired behavior through small steps.

400

Which theorists created the Sociocultural Theory of Cognitive Developent?

Lev Vygotsky

400

Which psychologist conducted an experiement with dogs to tested the components of classical conditioning?

Ivan Pavlov

400

Latent Learning

Insight Learning

Superstitious Learning

Are all parts of what role in operant models

Cognition

400

4 Types of Attachment in Children

Secure 

Insecure/ambivalent

Avoidant attachment

Disorganized attachment

400

What’s an example of shaping behavior?

Answers may vary:Teaching a dog to fetch slippers by reinforcing small steps leading to the final behavior.

500

Conflictions that are left unresolved in any of the Psychosexual Stages of Development are called what?

Fixation

500

What type of response is your breathing?

Unconditioned Response
500

Associate whatever you are doing at the time with the reinforcer

Supestitious Learning

500

Theorist that came up with the Theory of Moral Development

Lawrence Kohlberg

500

What’s the difference between continuous and partial reinforcement?

Continuous reinforcement rewards behavior every time it occurs, while partial reinforcement rewards behavior only some of the time.