Vocabulary & Parenting Styles
Cognition/Child Development
Social Development (Erikson)
Adolescence
Adulthood
100

pre-programmed growth

maturation

100
What game is so fun for a baby before they achieve object permanance? 

Peek-a-boo

100

Stage 1 in psychosocial development is...

trust vs. mistrust

100

transitions between recognized stages or status

rites of passage

100

What is the age range for young adulthood according to Levinson? 

22-40

200

when a young child cries and gets very upset when parents leave

separation anxiety

200

a child in the concrete operational stage struggles with...

abstract thinking

200

What task is most associated with stage 2 (autonomy vs. Shame)?

potty training

200

How do adults view adolescents? 

some feel threatened, while many admire teens

200

A person's physical peak is usually around the ages of...

18-24

300

changing new data to fit existing schema

assimilation

300

What is "representational thought"?

The ability to visualize things in the mind

300

What do most adolescents struggle with in Erikson's stage 5?

identity

300

_______ typically have an advantage over peers if they mature early

boys

300

What is an example of something adults in their late 20s get BETTER at? 

learning new skills

solving problems

shifting between methods

400

When parents leave all the decisions to the child

laissez-faire parenting

400

A 14 year old is most likely to be be in the ____________ operational stage

formal

400

John is a 5th grader struggling to make progress in school. His parents meet with his teacher and together they create a plan to boost his confidence with positive reinforcement and opportunities to explore his interests. What stage of Erikson's theory is impacting John in a positive way? 

Industry vs. Inferiority

400

What "force" often influences teens to conform?

peer pressure

400

When an adult (more often a male) starts to question their accomplishments once they turn 40, what might they experience? 

mid-life crisis

500

When parents allow children to have some decision-making input, but they make the final decision

authoritative/democratic

500

What milestone is demonstrated when a child understands that the amount or value of something does not necessarily change even if its appearance does change? 

Principle of Conservation

500

According to Erikson, if an adult person struggles with self-confidence at work and in social situations, it could be due to a negative outcome in which TWO stages? 

Industry vs. Inferiority & Intimacy vs. Isolation

500

If adolescence is the search for self, what are some of the biggest obstacles for teens? 

peer pressure

confusion

negative outcomes in previous stages


500

when two or more things happen simultaneously even though they appear to not be compatible (or may appear as opposites)

What is a paradox?