Behaviorism and Social Cognitive Theory
Learning Process that involves rewards and punishments to increase an action
Operant Conditioning
Units used to organize our thinking
Fried focused on which side of psychoanalysis?
What is Psychosexual?
This person is responsible for the Cognitive Constructivism framework?
What is Piaget?
The age range for the Trust vs. Mistrust stage
What is newborn to 1 year old
Experiences are influenced by the way we perceive them
Space between what someone can do with assistance and without assistance
Zone of Proximal Development
The theory the encapsulates Id, Ego, and Superego as concepts
What is Psychoanalytical Theory
This person is responsible for the Behaviorism framework.
What is Skinner?
The stage where intimacy and relationships are established with others
What is Intimacy vs. Isolation
Negative Reinforcement
Bodily Activities are the basis of thought
Embodied Cognition
The conscience mind consisting of your thoughts, emotions, and desires.
What is Ego
This person is responsible for the Social Cognitive Theory framework?
What is Bandura?
The ability gained from passing through the Industry vs. Inferiority stage
What is Competency
Idea that your belief in what you can do influences your actions
Self-Efficacy
Equilibrium
A spontaneous mistake in speech believed to be related to the unconscious mind
What is Freudian Slip
This person is responsible for the Information Processing framework.
What is Miller?
The negative effect for not passing through this stage would be lack of self-esteem and becoming dependable on others
What is Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt
Technique used to increase adaptive behaviors and to decrease maladaptive ones
Concrete Operational
The beginning stage of Freud's psychosexual theory.
What is Oral Stage
This person is responsible for the Ecological framework.
What is Bronfenbrenner?
To feel disconnected or uninvolved in your community is the result of not passing this stage
What is Generativity vs. Stagnation