Developmental Domains
The Developmental Domain heavily related to belonging and well-being.
What is - Social-Emotional.
Would also take social or emotional
The time in development when a specific type of learning best takes place.
What is, the Critical Period
This component of personality acts as the moral agent of personality.
What is the Superego
This conditioning of learning is a behavioural theory about how the consequences of a behaviour can affect future occurrences of that behaviour.
A theory of personality that views the environment, behaviour, and cognitions as important in shaping development. This theory highlights the importance of imitation and observation.
What is, Social Cognitive Theory
Language and communication is typically categorized under this Developmental Domain.
What is the Cognitive Domain
In the Nature vs. Nurture debate, biological theories are categorized as
Autonomy vs. Shame & Guilt from Erik Erikson's stages of development occurs at this age.
What is, the Toddler Stage
This conditioned learning demonstrated that animals and people can learn to respond in a particular manner to a stimulus that usually would not elicit that type of response. EXAMPLE: Pavlov's dog experiment
What is, Classical Conditioning
This theorist believed children are naturally born little scientists, trying to discover the physical and social worlds.
Who is, Jean Piaget
ELECT 5.3 Fine Motor Skills - Eating is a part of this developmental domain.
What is Physical
This biological theory emphasizes the process in nature that results in the survival of those organisms that are best adapted to their environments.
What is Natural Selection
This theorist believed that development was focused on unresolved unconscious conflict.
Who is, Sigmund Freud
John B. Watson is known for this experiment.
What is, Little Albert
Piaget believed children cannot revise a theory, rather they create new ones three times throughout development. At the ages of 2, 7 and ...
What is, 12.
ELECT 3.3 Conversing with Peers and Adults is categorized as this developmental domain.
What is Communication, language and literacy.
Cognition is acceptable.
This biological theory views development as unfolding according to a specific and prearranged scheme or plan within the body.
What is, Maturational Theory
This theorist believed development occurs in a sequence of stages defined by a unique crisis or social challenge.
Who is, Erik Erikson
If an adolescent does poorly on a test and has their phone taken away, it is an example of this kind of reinforcement.
OR punishment.
According to Piaget, this stage of development uses symbols such as words, numbers and images to understand the world - but only through their own perspective.
What is, Pre-operational (ages 2-7)
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A critique mentioned about Attachment Theory.
What is, that it varies based on cultural practices.
According to Freud, an adult that picks up a smoking habit was not satisfied in this stage of development.
What is, Oral
A toddler who is quiet during nap time may receive a sticker as a reward. This is an example of this reinforcement.
What is, Positive Reinforcement
According to Piaget, this stage uses hypothetical thinking and scientific reasoning to think more abstractly
What is, Formal Operational (ages 7-12)