1. H G & D Chapter 2
JEOPARDY
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2. Theories
Scientists
Vocab
Freud
Potpourri
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3. Theories 100
Emphasizes the influence of unconscious drives and motives.
A: What is psychoanalytical?
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4. Theories 200 A: What is classical conditioning?
Pavlov’s experiment with dogs was an early demonstration of this.
A: What is classical conditioning?
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5. Theories 300 Emphasizes the sequences and processes by which behavior
is learned.
What is behaviorism?
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6. Theories 400
Emphasizes the way people think and understand the world shaping attitudes, beliefs, and behavior.
A: What is cognitive?
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7. Theories 500 A: What is epigenetic?
Suggests each person is born with genetic possibilities that must be nurtured in order to grow.
A: What is epigenetic?
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8. Scientists 100
According to this scientist, there are 8 stages, each dealing with a crisis.
A: Who is Erikson?
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9. Scientists 200 A: Who is Watson?
More likely to agree with this statement… “anything can be learned”.
A: Who is Watson?
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10. Scientists 300 A: Who is Skinner?
American psychologist who explained complex human behavior in terms of operant conditioning.
A: Who is Skinner?
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11. Scientists 400
His theory focused primarily on how our thinking changes as we grow older.
A: Who is Piaget?
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12. Scientists 500
His theory has been criticized for neglecting the role of genes in guiding behavior.
A: Who is Vygotsky?
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13. Vocab 100
An integral part of social learning theory that involves people’s patterning their behavior after that of others.
What is modeling?
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14. Vocab 200 A: What is reinforcement?
Teaching a dog to “speak” by giving it a treat.
A: What is reinforcement?
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15. Vocab 300 A: What is the zone of proximal development?
The range of skills a child can exercise with assistance but cannot perform independently.
A: What is the zone of proximal development?
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16. Vocab 400
An individual’s understanding no longer fits his or her present experience.
A: What is disequilibrium?
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17. Vocab 500
Developmentalists who accept elements from several theories instead of a single perspective.
A: What is eclectic perspective?
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18. Freud 100 Sucking and feeding are most important.
A: What is the oral stage?
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19. Freud 200 Potty training is the most important. A: What is anal stage?
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20. Freud 300 Pleasure derived from genital stimulation.
A: What is phallic stage?
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21. Freud 400
Not a stage but an interlude and children focus on schoolwork and sports.
A: What is latency stage?
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22. Freud 500
Young person seeks heterosexual relationships during adolescence.
A: What is genital stage?
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23. Potpourri 100 A: What is learning theory?
Another name for behaviorism.
A: What is learning theory?
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24. Potpourri 200
4 stages of Piaget’s theory are sensorimotor, preoperational, formal operational, and this.
A: What is concrete operational?
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25. Potpourri 300 A: What is respondant conditioning?
Another name for classical conditioning.
A: What is respondant conditioning?
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26. Potpourri 400 A: What is instrumental conditioning?
Another name for operant conditioning.
A: What is instrumental conditioning?
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27. Potpourri 500 A: What is cognitive equillibrium?
In Piaget’s theory, this refers to a state of mental balance.
A: What is cognitive equillibrium?
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