Chapter 1 Introduction to Child Developent
Across
- 1. brought us the principles of operant conditioning
- 4. Occurs when taking something unpleasant away from a situation
- 8. One way to make sense of new expierence is to focus or how they are similar to what we already know
- 10. begins with puberty and continues through adulthood
- 11. coincides with potty training or learning to manage biological urges
- 12. environmental factors that can affect your growth and development
- 13. believed that most of our fears and other emotional responses are classically Conditioned
- 14. An effort to stop a behavior
- 15. One of the most influential cognitive theroist
- 17. began using classical conditioning
- 18. leading contributor to social learning theory
Down
- 1. Categories of Knowledge (Schemes)
- 2. develops through interactions with others and is guided by logic
- 3. lasts from birth to until 2 years
- 5. involves adding something to a situation in order to encourage a behavior
- 6. occurs in early childhood and marks the development of superego and a sense of masculinity
- 7. Our desire to understand the world comes from a need for cognitive
- 9. Genetic factors such as eye color, Hair Color and height that affect your g
- 16. Occurs during middle childhood when child's urges quiet down and friendships become the focus
- 19. something that encourages or promotes a behavior