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Memory Developmental Theorists MatchVersión en línea Match psychologists to their developmental theories. por Lucas Nolan Using a neutral stimulus which become associated with a biological stimulus through repeated conditioning which will eventually trigger a in voluntary conditioned response. (behavior therapy) Erik Erikson-8 psychosocial stages Ivan Pavlov-classical conditioning Cognitive development is social and cultural, rather than independent. A child learns from a more knowledgeable adults, cultural tools like language shape their thinking. How childhood experiences in each stage which are focused on "libido" shape adult personalities. human development from birth to death. overcoming core conflicts in each stage such as potty training, or feeding have certain effects on things like security, fidelity, competence, etc B.F. Skinner- Operant Conditioning behavior is learned and can be modified by their consequences. Behaviors are shaped by positive reinforcement or can be stopped by by an unpleasant stimulus like punishments. behaviors are learned by social interactions or observations. (monkey see, monkey do mentality) development results from biological maturation and environmental interactions. (development of object permanence. children think ego centrically & eventually learn to have abstract thoughts.) Jean Piaget-4 Stages of cognitive development Albert Bandura- Social Cognitive Learning theory Sigmund Freud-5 Psychosexual stages Lev Vygotsky- Socio-Cultural cognitive theory Charles Darwin- Connection between humans and animals Abraham Maslow- Hierarchy of Needs Lawrence Kohlberg- Stages of Moral Development animals have personalities, use tools, and have emotions just like humans do. psychologist also lived with chimpanzees. The bond between a baby and their parent creates a blueprint for how that person will love others for the rest of their life. When a human or animal gains attachment to the first thing it see's after birth. (when a duck hatches from its egg it believes the first living thing it see's is it's mother) Carol Gilligan- Stages of the ethic of care Urie Bronfenbrenner- Ecological systems theory Konrad Lorenz- Imprinting how we grow from following rules to avoid a timeout to doing the right thing because it's fair for everyone. Jane Goodall being good isn't just about following logic or laws, it’s about taking care of people and keeping relationships strong Human behavior is biological & instinctual like animals. Human instincts are rooted in animal nature & the need to survive & reproduce. All behaviors of humans are observed in animals as well. we are happiest when the person we want to be actually matches the "person we are" in real life. Child development is governed by genes an not environmental factors. Children all develop in fixed sequences at their own pace. created the priority Pyramid showing that you can't focus on your big dreams until you have basics like food, sleep, and safety first. Arnold Gesell Carl rogers- Congruence & incongruity Growth is determined by immediate surroundings. A child with loving family and supportive teachers, they feel safe and ready to learn. If parents are always fighting, the child may lack focus. John Bowlby- Attachment

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