11 and 12 Test Review
Chapter 11
Define developmental psychology
Stages of prenatal development: know characteristics of each
Effects of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Trends in motor development
Effects of culture on maturation
Temperament
Attachment: recognize the 3 main types and separation anxiety
Belsky’s view of the environment’s effect on attachment
Erikson’s stage theory
Piaget’s stage theory: know the principles as well
Kohlberg’s moral development
Primary and secondary sex characteristics
Marcia’s identities
Social clocks
Super’s Vocational Life Cycle
Chapter 12
Define personality and traits
Big 5
Freud’s structure of personality: know primary and secondary process thinking as well
Levels of awareness
Defense mechanisms
Psychosexual development
Jung: collective unconscious, introvert/extrovert
Alfred Adler and Inferiority Complex
B.F. Skinner: determinism
Bandura: reciprocal determinism
Rogers and Maslow
Eysenck
Essay Options
1.
The experience of midlife crises has been likened by some to the adolescent search for identity. In what ways are these 2 developmental phenomena similar? How are they different?
2.
On first learning about the different theoretical perspectives on personality, many people like the views of the humanistic theorists best. Why do you think this is? Are these reasons sound, scientific criteria for evaluating a theoretical perspective on personality?
3.
Discuss ways in which each of the major perspectives on personality has influenced some aspect of everyday life in modern society.