Cognitive Development
which of Piaget's stages describes a focus on using the senses and movement to understand the world
sensorimotor stage
This concept in infancy says that early emotional bonds with the primary caregiver are important for future relationships
Attachment
This theory of motivation states a certain level of interest in a goal leads to motivation to achieve the goal
Optimum Arousal Theory of Motivation
This perspective focuses on studying the whole person
Personology Perspective
This theoretical approach to the cause of psychological disorders emphasizes internal causes (medical explanations)
Biological Approach
the term used in adolescence where teens display insecurity believing their peers are thinking about them to the same extent as they think about themselves
egocentrism
Erik Erikson's stage at which one explores their interests and future roles.
Identity vs. identity confusion
This theory of motivation says: I'm extremely hungry, so I have this urge to eat.
Drive-reduction theory of motivation
This personality perspective emphasizes the interaction between my thought processes and the environment.
Social Cognitive Perspective
This theoretical approach to the cause of psychological disorders places emphasis on thoughts, emotions, experiences, and personality traits.
Psychological Approach
concept by which an infant understands that an object still exists even when out of sight
object permanence
Erik Erikson's stage at which one focuses on influencing other generations
Generativity vs. Stagnation
This factor of emotion says: "As I think, I feel".
Cognitive Factor of Emotion
This perspective emphasizes that our memories make us who we are.
Life story Perspective
This psychological disorder involves a deficit in social communication and social interaction.
Autism spectrum disorder
Which of Piaget's stages emphasizes this example: EX: Two 8oz. glasses of juice are present for two children. One of the glasses is poured into a 16oz. bottle. Now, one child believes they have more juice than the other child.
Preoperational Stage
Erik Erikson's stage at which one reviews their life and is either satisfied or not
Integrity vs. Despair
This factor of emotion says, "My physiological reactions determine how I feel."
Biological Factor of Emotion
Phineas Gage had a spike go through his frontal lobe. As a result, his personality changed. This emphasizes which perspective of personality?
Biological Perspective
This psychological disorder involves a sudden loss of memory or change in identity.
Dissociative disorder
stage at which people display a more realistic, practical style of thinking
early adulthood
Erik Erikson's stage of development which states one attempts to gain independence through activities like potty training
Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt
List the 6 universal facial expressions.
happiness, sadness, anger, fear, disgust, and surprise
psychosexual stage of personality development which says we rely on a romantic partner to satisfy our erogenous zone of the genitals
Genital Stage
Name the 3 criteria for abnormal behavior