Developmental Psych

5. - Freud’s stage focusing on bowel control.
7. Ability to recover from adversity.
12. - Teenage belief that others are focused on them.
13. - Freud’s stage involving mature intimacy.
15. - Growth of thinking, learning, and memory, per Piaget.
16. - Mental structure or framework for understanding the world, key in Piaget's theory.
17. - Supportive learning technique where guidance is gradually removed as skill develops, related to Vygotsky's theory.

1. - Growth of ethical understanding; linked to Kohlberg.
2. - Freud’s stage where sexual interests are repressed.
3. - Understanding that objects continue to exist even when out of sight, develops in infancy.
4. - Freud’s stage focusing on sucking in infancy.
6. - Emotional bond between an infant and caregiver.
8. - Biologically based reaction style in early life.
9. - Debate on genetic versus environmental influence.
10. - Understanding that others have different perspectives.
11. - Theory emphasizing learning through observation.
14. - Freud’s stage with Oedipus/Electra complex.
15. - Key timeframe for skill acquisition.