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UNIT 9: Development Psychology

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Mind map of important people and concepts, including Jean Piaget, Erik Erikson, Lawrence Kohlberg, Mary Ainsworth, Harry Harlow, Konrad Lorenz, Sigmund Freud, and Lev Vygotsky.
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UNIT 9: Development Psychology
  1. PHYSICAL
    1. prenatal
      1. embryonic stage: (3-8 wks) blood circulates, primitive organs, susceptible to abnormal events
        1. twins
          1. teratogens (toxins that can hurt the baby) like Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
          2. fetal stage: (8-40 wks) rapid growth, viable at 27 wks
            1. germinal stage: (0-2 wks) fertilization, zygote forms
            2. maturation
              1. milestones
                1. sitting up (7 months)
                  1. walking (1 yr)
                    1. running (18 mos-2 yrs)
                      1. fine motor control (2-4 yrs)
                        1. puberty (12+)
                        2. reflexes
                          1. rooting: tendency of infants to turn their heads toward a source of touch for food intake purposes
                            1. moro: infants thrust their arms out as if to grab when support of the head/neck is removed
                              1. babinski: unknown purpose; infants stretch toes/fingers when feet are stroked
                          2. COGNITIVE
                            1. SOCIAL
                              1. attachment
                                1. Mary Ainsworth:
                                2. comfort
                                  1. Harry Harlow:
                                  2. evolution
                                    1. Bowlby a& Lorenz:
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