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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT, DIVERSITY, AND BEHAVIOR IN THE ENVIRONMENT 24%
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Basic assumption There is a direct connection of the environment and the behavior. Applies to all animals and people
Learning theory Change in behavior as a result of our experiences and practices. Loved myself--- good relationship  no longer accepts less Cant recognize learning until behavior changed. Stimulus-Organism  Response
Classical Conditioning involuntary behavior Pavolv- already elicts response
Operant Conditioning voluntary ( increase or decrease that will happen) Waston- want Thorndike- this Skinner -Stock
Contiguity Theory Stimulus response connected in time and or space with be associated
Erik Erikson 1) needs being met/noope 2) do myself/do for me depen. 3) sense of judgment Good/bad 4) Worthy/inferiority 5) Do I fit in 6) I am loved/ alone 7) contribute/ stag 8) full life/depress
Kohlbergs Stages Preconventional Conventional Post-Conventional
Piaget Stages Sensory- Smiling Pre-Operational- Thinking Concrete- logic Formal- boarder perspective
Life span Development Only looking a my adult development you can't see my progression.
nature vs nurture Nature- eye color Nurture- environment grow up in the hood more likely to be apart of the life style
Stability vs Change outgoing/ dep on others and now indepent
Continuity/ discontinuity getting taller over time/ period, no time person of place
Sigmund Freud
Margaret Mahler Autisitc- Autism(unaware) Symbiotic- aware of mom) Individuation 1) Diffentication- baby is hitching move on my own. 2) Participating- crawl and walk and freely ( more distance from mom) 3) Rapprochement- child goes and comes back ( mom in sight) * leaving college comeback . Object Constancy- mother has separate identity. * they don't have insecurities and low-esteem.
Developmental Milestones 0-3 mths- smiling, cooing, touching, holding their heads off the bed. 3-6mths- turning towards sound, increasingly mobile, showing favor for people. 6-12- feeding walking,exploring 1-2yrs - wanting to do things on there own, wanting parents assurance 1-2 words
Spiritual development it can be connected through shared emotional experiences. effect a person experiences and view of life. Piaget- thoughts effects an understand spiritual development. Fowlers- life, social and cultural aspects are constructed.
Theories of racial, ethnic, and cultural development (sue &sue) conformity- seek approval and identify with the dominant culture. dissonance- conflict with loving your heritage and noticing the barriers. resistance and immersion- resists the dominant culture (the oppressed) and immersion yourself in heritage (finding yourself) introspection- my peace is important. i choose to focus on my heritage. integrative- accepts culture and finds a balance.
Parenting skills and capacities Focus on identifying strengths and weaknesses in the dimensions of parenting:
Basic principles of human genetics genetic testing that can be utilized to alert people and act not only as advanced detection Role: encouraging clients to advocate educating myself consider ethics of genetics testing Protecting a client’s rights
Family Life Cycle leaving home coupling giving birth Parenting-young, school age , teen Empty nest Retirement old age
Family Education provide the tools and experiences to enrich individual and family life while being culturally aware and responsive to each family’s unique needs.
Impact on caring for parents as adult children
Systems and ecological perspectives ecological perspective- focus on transactions between individuals and their environment at the point where the individual and the environment meet
Systems and ecological perspectives systems perspectives: -focus on boundaries of subsystems within a system and the equilibrium within the system.
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