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Failure in one of erikson's stages leads to ____ or ____
Erikson Stage 1 Crisis = ____ Age = ____ Characteristics = ____ Virtue = ____ Negative outcome = ____
Erikson Stage 2 Crisis = ____ Age = ____ Characteristics = ____ Virtue = ____ Negative outcome = ____
Erikson Stage 3 Crisis = ____ Age = ____ Characteristics = ____ and ____ Virtue = ____ Negative outcome = ____
Erikson Stage 4 Crisis = ____ Age = ____ Characteristics = ____ Virtue = ____ Negative outcomes = ____
Erikson Stage 5 Crisis = ____ Age = ____ Characteristics = ____ Virtue = ____ Negative outcome = ____
Erikson Stage 6 Crisis = ____ Age = ____ Characteristics = ____ Virtue = ____ Negative outcome = ____
Erikson Stage 7 Crisis = ____ Age = ____ Characteristics = ____ Virtue = ____ Negative outcome = ____
Erikson Stage 8 Crisis = ____ Age = ____ Characteristics = ____ and ____ Virtue = ____ Negative outcome = ____
Vygotsky believed babies had four elementary functions: ____, ____, ____, and ____
Vygotsky believed higher mental functions developed from ____ and included ____ and ____
Vygotsky's three stages of ____ development includes more-knowledgeable other, zone of proximal development, and language
Vygotsky's three stages of higher mental function development includes ____, ____, and ____
Kohlberg's theory of moral development looks at ____ and ____
Kohlberg's theory of ____ looks at how people develop morals and how moral reasoning changes as people grow up
Kohlberg's first stage of moral development ____ 1. ____ 2. ____
Kohlberg's second stage of moral development ____ 1. ____ 2. ____
Kohlberg's third stage of moral development ____ 1. ____ 2. ____
All 6 of kohlbergs stages in order ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____
____ is a group an individual compares themselves to for self-evaluation
A reference group is ____
George Mead developed the idea of ____, where the mind and self emerge through communication with others
George Mead developed the idea of social behaviorism, where ____
____ developed the idea of social behaviorism, where the mind and self emerge through communication with others
The stages of mead's social behaviorism 1. ____ 2. ____ 3. ____
After completion of the game stage, Mead believed we developed ____
According to Mead, the ____ is the part of you society sees and is associated with conformity to societal views
According to Mead, the "Me" is ____ and is associated with ____
According to Mead, the ____ is the response to the me and is associated with non-conformity to societal views and spontaneity
According to Mead, the "I" is ____ and is associated with ____ and ____
The ____ is the balance between the "I" and the "Me"
The actual-self is ____
____ is the process by which people learn the attitudes, behaviors, and values expected by their community/culture
Socialization is the process by which people ____
Charles Cooley coined the term ____
____ states that socialization influences how we percieve ourselves
The looking glass self states that ____
The 3 steps to how you view yourself via the looking glass self concept 1) ____ 2) ____ 3) ____
____ theory is how we explain behaviors of others around us
Internal AKA dispositional attribution is when we infer that an event or behavior is due to ____
____ AKA ____ attribution is when we infer that an event or behavior is due to personal factors such traits, abilities, or feelings
External AKA Situational attribution is when we infer that an event or behavior is due to ____
____ AKA ____ attribution is when we infer that an event or behavior is due to the environment/situation that an individual is in
Fundamental attribution error is when ____
____ is when an individual assigns too much weight to internal causes rather than external factors when looking at behavior
3 aspects to co-variation model of attribution: 1. ____ 2. ____ 3. ____
When you are looking at an individuals behavior from both an internal/external POV, then you are considered a ____
____ is the tendency to think in certain ways that typically deviates from standard rationality/judgement
____ is when we attribute our own behavior to external factors but attribute others behavior to internal factors
Actor-observer bias is when ____
____ is when we attribute our own success to internal factors but attribute failures to external factors outside our control
Self-serving bias is when ____
Optimism bias is ____
____ is the belief that bad things can happen to others but not us
Stereotyping is ____
____ is attributing a certain thought/cognition to a group of individuals and overgeneralizing
Stereotype threat is when ____
____ is when exposure to a negative stereotype surrounding a task can actually cause decrease in the performance of an individual.
Self-fulfilling prophecy is ____
____ is the idea that stereotypes can lead to behaviors that affirm the original stereotypes