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Developmental Psychology Graham Scott

Developmental Psychology Graham Scott. How do children work?. Early Theories 18 th Century Empiricists: Adults in training. Nativists: Adults in miniature. Jean Piaget (1896-1980). First to suggest that children see the world differently to adults.

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Theories

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Development:

Development:. Development. Developmental psychology the branch of psychology that studies the patterns of growth and change occurring throughout life. Nature and Nurture: The Enduring Developmental Issue. Environment the influence of experience to which a child is exposed Heredity

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Developmental Psychology

Developmental Psychology. What is Cognitive Development?. A subset of psychology that focuses on how our intelligence changes over time. Cognitive Development. Evaluate theories of cognitive development. Discuss how social and environmental variables may affect cognitive development.

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What do dolphins understand about hidden objects?

What do dolphins understand about hidden objects?. A study conducted by Kelly Jaakkola, Emily Guarino, Mandy Rodriguez, Linda Erb, and Marie Trone Presented to you by Ngoc and Adrielle. Introduction. Ability to track objects associated with spatial cognition

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Chapter 5

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Unit 5: Development

Unit 5: Development. Chapter 10: Infancy and childhood. Warm Up 01/06. What is a vivid episodic memory? What was the name of the psychologist that classically conditioned his dogs to drool at the sound of a bell?. Warm up 01/23. Why do you think we are studying children?.

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Introduction to Psychology Unit Two: The Life Span Chapter Three- Infancy and Childhood

Introduction to Psychology Unit Two: The Life Span Chapter Three- Infancy and Childhood. The Developing Person. Developmental Psychology study of physical, cognitive, and social changes across the life span. Developmental Issues. Nature versus Nurture

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Theories of Intelligence

Theories of Intelligence. Piaget, Vygotsky, Sternberg, & Gardner. Theories of Intelligence. Geographic: IQ testing, Spearman Computational: cog. neuroscience Epistemological: child development, Piaget Sociological: Vygotsky, Sternberg Systems: Sternberg, Gardner.

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Jean Piaget Stages of Cognitive Development

Jean Piaget Stages of Cognitive Development. Michelle Chen Catherine Kelso. Birth to Two Years. Sensorimotor Experiencing world though senses and actions (looking, touching, mouthing, grasping) Developmental Phenomena

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Cognitive & Moral Development

Cognitive & Moral Development. Language Development. First months Responsive to pitch, intensity, and sound of language By 4 to 6 months, They have learned many basic sounds of their language. Lose ability to perceive speech sounds in other language.

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Unit 4: Infant Cognitive Development

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Toddler Development Test

Toddler Development Test. Motor Skills. Develop from simple to complex. Develops from head to toe. The coordinated movements of body parts. When a child masters a developmental task, she may move on to the next level . Fine Motor Skills. Exact, acute movements

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Developmental psychology

Developmental psychology. Child development. Developmental psychology. Developmental issues Is it nature or nurture? Or some of each? How much of development is continuous, and how much is in stages? Once a characteristic is formed, is it stable or changeable?

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How does knowledge grow ?

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DEVELOPMENT DURING INFANCY

DEVELOPMENT DURING INFANCY. Infancy lasts from birth to the 2 nd birthday For the first 28 days after birth, the infant is referred to as a neonate The neonate undergoes significant adaptations to help it survive outside the uterus. ADAPTATIONS OF THE NEONATE.

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Adolescent Cognition

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Cognitive Development - Piaget

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PRE-OPERATIONAL STAGE

PRE-OPERATIONAL STAGE. CHARACTERISTICS. 2-7 years old Stage begins with establishing object permanence Ends with emergence of concrete operations. LACK OF CONSERVATION. Lack of realization that objects can remain the same even after a change in appearance

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