ࡱ> 463g bjbjVV .(r<r<@@@@@TTTThT,ooo/111111$U@oooooU@@joj@@/o/TR^0(7^((@4oooooooUURooooooo(ooooooooo :  SEQ CHAPTER \h \r 1Study Guide 1 - Child Development (PSY240) Dr. Nowatka Names to know: Freud, Erikson, Bandura, Piaget, Vygotsky, Adler, Bronfenbrenner, Locke, Lorenz. Tryon Chapter 1 Research 1. Define the characteristics of both the true experiment and the correlational design, along with advantages and disadvantages. What are independent and dependent variables? 2. What are reliability and validity? What is the difference between internal and external validity? How can you ensure each of them in an experiment? Are experimental and correlational methods high or low in internal and external validity? What information is given by a correlation of -.78 between height and intelligence? 3. Describe ethnographies and observational methods of research. How do ethnographies differ from cross-cultural comparisons? 4. What research designs answer the four research questions discussed in class? What are the advantages and disadvantages of each? What are cohort effects? Explain microgenetic designs. 5. What are meant by the terms plasticity and holistic? Chapter 2 Theories Names to know: 1 What are currently considered to be Freuds valuable contributions to understanding development? Explain the id, ego, and superego, as well as the different psychosexual stages. What are the primary criticisms of Freuds theory? 2. In what major ways did Eriksons theory differ from Freuds? 3. What are the shared ideas behind all learning theories? What are the primary focuses of classical versus operant conditioning? What did Bandura add to learning theory? Include an explanation of reciprocal determinism. 4. Compare and contrast the theories of Piaget and Vygotsky. How does each believe that children develop? How is Bronfenbrenners theory different from both (include an explain of his levels of systems)? 5. What are the contributions and criticisms of the information-processing and ethological theories? 6. Describe classic and modern evolutionary theory, along with the criticisms. 7. Explain the major controversies that define different theories of development. Chapter 4 Prenatal Development 1. Describe the three phases of prenatal development, including the major accomplishments in each, and the divisions of the fetal period. 2. What are the major problems caused in infants by the following prenatal risk factors: maternal age, nicotine, alcohol, rubella, and malnutrition? What is a teratogen and what are other examples? When is a developing human likely to be most at risk from teratogens? Explain the Rh factor and its treatment. What can a pregnant woman do to affect her pregnancy in a positive manner? 3. What are the stages of labor? How long might they be expected to last? 4. Explain the terms low birth weight, premature and small-for-date. What is the most immediate concern for premature infants? What does the Apgar test measure and how? Explain anoxia. 5. Why are multiple births more common for older mothers? Chapter 3 Genetics 1. What are the differences between genotype and phenotype, between dominant and recessive, and between homozygous and heterozygous? What is codominance? 2. Using diagrams, explain the transmission of a hereditary disease that is recessive and transmitted by a single gene. Use two cases, one case in which one parent carries the and the other parent does not, and one case in which both parents carry. 3. Is a son or a daughter more likely to inherit a sex-linked recessive disease, such as hemophilia? Explain your answer using a diagram. What is meant by sex-limited? 4. Describe the three major methods of studying polygenetic inheritance with the strengths and weaknesses of each method. 5. What are the most common chromosomal abnormalities and their likely causes? Explain the three primary methods of detecting chromosomal abnormalities. 6. What is behavioral genetics? How do scientists estimate the relative contributions of genes versus the environment to a characteristic? What is meant by the terms heritability coefficient, shared environment, and nonshared environment? Describe the differences among the passive, active, and evocative gene/environment correlations. 7. What are the canalization principle and the range-of-reaction principle? Explain mitosis, meiosis, and crossing over. Chapter 5 - Infancy/Perception 1. Discuss whether the following perceptions good at birth or not: Smell, taste, touch, pain, hearing, sight, color. What can infants discriminate with respect to hearing, taste, and sight? What is the adaptive significance of a newborns senses? 2. Explain the different cues to depth perception and when infants start to use them. 3. What methods have been used to determine infants sensory capacities? 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