Parenting Styles
A parents who provides little to no structure in their child's life and very unresponsive could be described by which parenting style?
Uninvolved Parenting Style
In the first stage of prenatal development, a sperm and an egg join to create a ______?
Zygote
Beginning around age 12, people in this stage can reason abstractly, test hypotheses, and think about ideas like justice or “what if” scenarios.
Formal Operational Stage
(Baby's don't have this)
Object Permanence
Who developed 6 stages of moral development?
Kohlberg
A parent who has structure and rules for their child but fails to enforce consequences could be described by which parenting style?
Permissive Parenting Style
In this stage, from about ages 2 to 7, children use language and pretend play but can’t yet reason logically and see the world mainly from their own point of view.
Preoperational Stage
A structured framework for interpreting information.
Schema
Who created 8 stages of psychosocial development?
Erik Erikson
A parent who has strict rules and guidelines for their child and enacts sever punishment for disobedience could be described by which parenting style?
Authoritarian Parenting Style
A stage when major organs and body structures begin to develop including heart, brain, and spinal cord.
Embryo
In this first stage, from birth to about age 2, infants learn about the world through their senses and actions, like grabbing, rooting, and looking
Sensorimotor
Incorporating new information into an existing concept that you already have
Assimilation
Who developed the theory of the social child?
Vygotsky
A parent who has a healthy balance of consequences and grace for disobedience of their rules could be described by which parenting style?
Authoritative Parenting Style
Harmful agents for a fetus/embryo such as drugs, alcohol, radiation, and viruses.
Teratogens
In this stage, from about ages 7 to 11, children can think logically about real, physical objects and events but struggle with abstract ideas.
Concrete Operational Stage
Accommodation
A debate over whether genes or environment have a greater influence on an organisms development
Nature Vs. Nurture
Which Parenting Style is this?
Marcus comes home 40 minutes past curfew. His mom listens to his excuse (his friend’s car broke down) and says she believes him, but he still loses the car for two weekends because he didn’t call. She explains that the curfew is about knowing he’s safe.
Authoritative
Physical and mental abnormalities caused by a mothers heavy drinking during pregnancy.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Sensorimotor
The ability to understand that a substance can remain the same volume despite changing its shape and size within a different container
Conservation
A debate over whether change is steady and gradual or divided into fixed stages
Continuity and Stages