A cognitive structure for organizing information, we build these schemes as we are exposed to our world. (E.g. Kid has a dog - kid known knows that a dog is furry, four-legged, and has a tail.)
What is schemes
100
How we record the information
What is encoding?
100
Production of language for the use of language to communicate.
What is expressive Language?
100
People of all ages can improve their memory if they practice/rehearse what they want to remember.
What is Rehearse?
200
Percent of men who do not binge drink
What is 31%
200
Understanding that objects can people still exist even when they cannot be seen
What is object permanence
200
Approaches to cognitive development that seek to identify the ways that individuals take in, use, and store information.
What is Information Processing Approaches?
200
Sound patterns of language; we combine phonemes to make words.
What is Phonology/Phonemes
200
Differences in what a child can do alone and what a child can do with help.
What is zone of Proximal Development
300
This STI is more common in females, but often shows little to no symptoms in females going untreated.
What is chlamydia?
300
What are the pre-operational sub stages?
What is
1. Symbolic Function
2. Centration
3. Conservation
4. Egocentric Thought
300
Any memory for factual information. Information on things.
What is Declarative Memory?
300
using a word learned for other or similar things
What is Over extension?
300
Threats to health and wellness in adolescence
What is
1. Drugs
2. Alcohol
3. Tobacco
4. STIs
400
What is Taylor (2009) Principles?
What is
1. Negative Emotions
2. Uncontrollable/Unpredictable
3. Ambiguous/Confusing
4. Simultaneous Task
400
We learn through out social interactions. He saw children as apprentices, would learn to master skills from help from a master.
What is Vygotsky's Theory?
400
Memory for skills and habits. How we do things.
What is Procedural Memory?
400
Children will repeat the words and the syntax they hear others using.
What is Imitation?
400
When a child will apply a grammar rule incorrectly.
What is Chomsky: Native Approach-Overgeneralized erros/Over regularization?
500
What are the strategies for coping with Stress
What is
1. Problem Focused Coping
2. Emotion Focused Coping
3. Defensive Coping
4. Emotional Insulation
5. Social Support
500
What are the Scaie's Stages?
What is
1. Acquisitive Stage
2. Achieving Stage
3. Responsible Stage
4. Executive Stage
5. Reintegrative Stage
500
What are the strategies for memory?
What is
1. Mnemonics
2. Get Organized
3. Pay Attention
4. Use encoding specificity phenomenon
5. Visualize
6. Reherse
500
Children start to understand the rules around the conversation (e.g. taking turns, sticking to the same topic, listening, what things should and should not be said).