Erikson
What is the first stage of Erikson's Psychosocial Development?
Trust vs. Mistrust
Knowing that objects continue to exist when they cannot be directly observed or sensed
Object Permanence
Who developed the Psychoanalytical Model of Personality Development
Sigmund Freud
Infants
At what age is the scoliosis screening done in school?
12 years of age (School age)
What stage develops independence by making choices
18-3 years. Autonomy vs shame and doubt
What stage is "imaginary audience" part of?
Formal operational (11 and up)
Based on genetic activity
Gesell's Theory of Development
What age group feels invincible?
Adolescents (13-20)
Which age group may desire to eat only one type of food repeatedly?
Toddler
What stage is puberty in?
Identity vs Role confusion
Stage where children can perform mental operations
Based his theory on moral development
Kohlberg
What age group do health risks include suicide, eating disorders, substance abuse, and accidents.
Adolescents (13-20)
What is the mnemonic to remember childhood immunizations?
DR HIP
Following the development of an intimate relationship, an adult focuses on supporting future generations happens in which stage?
Generativity vs. Self absorption and Stagnation (Middle age)
Children learn about themselves and their environment through motor and reflex actions
Sensorimotor (birth to 2 years)
First stage of preconventional Reasoning
punishment and obedience orientation
(Kohlberg)
More common in girls, a clinical manifestation of anxiety and depression.
Anorexia
At what age do we need to start eye exams on children?
Ages 3-5, to check for Strabismus
Erikson believed that, "problems in adult life resulted from ..."
Unsuccessful resolution of earlier stages
One of the primary characteristics of concrete operational thought
Reversibility
The easy child, The slow-to-warm up child, the difficult child were explained in what kind of theory
Temperament
At what age is setting a good parental example most important?
Preschoolers (ages 3-5)
What immunizations does DR HIP stand for?
DTap, Rotavirus, Hib, Inactivated Poliovirus (IPV), Pneumococcal Conjugate (PCV13)