Risk and Resilience
The ability to adapt and recover despite adversity.
What is resilience
This stage's central conflict is Trust vs Mistrust
What is infancy
This is the stage at which objecti permanence develops
What is the sensorimotor stage
Our understanding of this was solidified when Bandura completed his BOBO Doll Experiment
What is the presence and power of observational learning
In the context of the nature vs nurture debated, this is what nature refers to.
What is our genetics and heredity
Poverty, family conflict, unsafe environment, etc.
What is a Risk Factor
The main conflict during the adolescence stage
What is Identity vs Role Confusion
This is the age at which the preoperational stage typically occurs
What is 2-7 years old
The bell during Pavlov's experiment
What is the conditioned/unconditioned stimulus
The way a person was raised and the experiences they were exposed to
Supportive teacher, close friend, safe community, etc.
What is a protective factor
This stage involves balancing generativity and stagnation
What is middle adulthood
This stage includes the development of logical thinking and conservation
What is the concrete operation stage
This type of learning uses both reinforcement and punishment
what is operant conditioning
This is proven by studying twins
the impact of genetics/herdity on certain traits
This theory states that individuals should seek to balance their risk factors with an appropriate number of protective factors
What is the Balance Model
This is the outcome upon successfully resolving the conflict of identity and role confusion
What is a strong sense of self and personal identity
This is one of the key developments that occur during the formal operational stage
What is abstract thinking and hypothetical reasoning.
During Bandura's Bobo Doll Experiment this was the independent variable
What is the type treatment of the bobo doll the children were exposed to
The relationship between Risk and Resilience and Erikson's Theory of Development
What is the appropriate protective factors need to be present in order to resolve the conflicts presented in each stage of development.
A real life example of Industry vs Inferiority
what is a child feeling competent and confident at school, or struggling with self-doubt if unsuccessful.
This term, developed by Piaget, refers to when a learner is challenged just enough to foster development but not so much that they are unable to grow
what is the zone of proximal development
Bandura’s idea that behaviour, personal factors, and environment all influence each other.
What is reciprocal determinism
What is epigenetics