Metaphors
Ethology and Attachment
Cognitive and Moral
Behaviorist
Contextualist
100
The four metaphors of development
Formism, Organicism, Mechanism, Contextialism
100
Theorist focusing on developmental milestones
Gizelle
100
Who studied only his own children (in Switzerland)?
Piaget
100
Pavlov's example of classical conditioning
Making dog's drool by associating the ringing of a bell with the presence of food
100
The father of sociocultural theory
Vygotsky
200
"She's just a difficult child"
Formist
200
Name two types of attachment
Secure
Avoidant
Anxious
Disorganized/Fearful
200
Who studies only boys?
Kohlberg
200
Watson's classic example of conditioning of fear?
Little Albert Experiment (rabbit, rats...)
200
Barbara Rogoff's book
The cultural nature of human development
300
"It's just a stage"
Organismic
300
The guy with the Geese
Lamenzo
300
The feminist who challenged Kohlberg's theories
Carol Gilligan
300
A principle of Skinner's operant conditioning
Ex: Shaping behavior through reinforcement
300
According to Rogoff, development is...
Increased participation in valued practices of your community
400
"Mom gives in"
Behaviorist
400
The theory of the guy with the geese
Imprinting
400
According to Piaget, what drives development?
Maturation and inner drives
Actively seeking information and new experiences
400
Who's experiment is this? What is going on?
Albert Bandura, Bobo doll experiment
400
Name three examples of Lave & Wenger's communities of practice
Tailors, Butchers, Midwives, Alcoholics Anonymous, Midshipmen
500
The authors of our reading on the four metaphors
Super & Harkness
500
How Amesworth and Bowlby studies attachment
The Strange Situation tests
500
Piaget's Four Stages of Development
Sensorimotor
Preoperational
Concrete operational
Formal operational
500
Bandura proposes that "Modeling influences are less powerful than successful performance in which the individual achieves success through hard work." Name this concept.
Self-efficacy theory
500
Vygotsky's genetic principle of development
We learn inter-psychologically and then intra-psychologically.