Developmental Psychology

Developmental Psychology Table of Contents3
Chapter 1: Introduction to Developmental Psychology (The Lifespan)9
1.1 The Basics9
1.2 Domains of Development10
1.3 Perspectives and Issues in Developmental Psychology11
1.4 Development in Context11
1.5 Approaches to Development12
1.6 Using the Ecological Approach13
1.7 Theories of Developmental Psychology13
1.8 Freud’s Theory of Psychosexual Development15
1.9 Evaluating Freud’s Theories16
1.10 Erik Erikson’s Stages of Psychosocial Development17
1.11 The Life Stages According to Erikson17
1.12 Behavioral Theory18
1.13 Classical Conditioning18
1.14 Operant Conditioning19
1.15 Reinforcement Schedule20
1.16 Social Learning Theory20
1.17 Cognitive Theory21
1.18 Information Processing and Memory22
1.19 The Humanistic Theory23
1.20 Chapter One Review Questions25
Chapter 2: Research Methods in Psychology27
2.1 The Scientific Method27
2.2 Methods of Research27
2.3 Research Designs28
2.4 Interpreting Study Results29
2.5 Ethics in Research29
2.6 Chapter Two Review Questions30
Chapter 3: Genetics, Prenatal Development, and Childbirth32
3.1 Concepts of Genetics32
3.2 Genetic and Chromosomal Abnormalities34
3.3 Prenatal Development35
3.4 Teratogens35
3.5 Diseases36
3.6 Medicinal Drugs36
3.7 Psychoactive Drugs36
3.8 Low Birth Weight (LBW)37
3.9 Childbirth and Bonding37
3.10 Chapter Three Review Questions38
Chapter 4: Infancy and Toddlerhood40
4.1 Physical Development40
4.2 Motor Skill Development41
4.3 Reflexes41
4.4 Sensory-Perceptual Development42
4.5 Nutrition42
4.6 Cognitive Development43
4.7 Sensory Coordination44
4.8 Language Development44
4.9 Social and Emotional Development45
4.10 Personality46
4.11 Non-Prenatal Daycare47
4.12 Chapter Four Review Questions48
Chapter 5: Early Childhood50
5.1 Physical Development50
5.2 Cognitive Development51
5.3 Language and Grammar52
5.4 Learning Theories53
5.5 Parent-Child Relationships53
5.6 Sibling Relationships and Birth Order54
5.7 Play Behaviors54
5.8 Media in Early Childhood55
5.9 Childhood Fears55
5.10 Concerns in Early Childhood55
5.11 Chapter Five Review Questions57
Chapter 6: Middle Childhood59
6.1 Physical Development59
6.2 Cognitive Development59
6.3 Language60
6.4 Intelligence60
6.5 Children with Special Needs61
6.6 Social and Emotional Development62
6.7 Difficulties of Adjustments63
6.8 Possible Conflicts in Middle Childhood64
6.9 Chapter Six Review Questions65
Chapter 7: Adolescence68
7.1 Physical Development68
7.2 Puberty Hormones69
7.3 Health and Hazards of Adolescence69
7.4 Adolescent Cognition70
7.5 Adolescent Sexual Activity71
7.6 Adolescent Morality72
7.7 Adolescent Psychosocial Development72
7.8 Parenting and Peers73
7.9 Vocational Choices74
7.10 Concerns and Conflicts of Adolescence74
7.11 Chapter Seven Review Questions75
Chapter 8: Early Adulthood77
8.1 Physical Development and Changes77
8.2 Concerns and conflicts of Early Adulthood78
8.3 Cognitive Development in Early Adulthood79
8.4 Psychosocial Development in Early Adulthood80
8.5 Vocational Achievement in Early Adulthood83
8.6 Chapter Eight Review Questions84
Chapter 9: Middle Adulthood86
9.1 Physical Development in Middle Adulthood86
9.2 Cognitive Development in Middle Adulthood88
9.3 Psychosocial Development89
9.4 Social Dynamics90
9.5 Chapter Nine Review Questions91
Chapter 10: Late Adulthood93
10.1 Age Related Demographic Changes93
10.2 Ageism93
10.3 Physical Changes of Late Adulthood94
10.4 Health Problems of Late Adulthood95
10.5 Aging Theories95
10.6 Cognitive Development96
10.7 Dementia and Alzheimer’s97
10.8 Psychological Problems97
10.9 Psychosocial Development Theories97
10.10 Work and Retirement98
10.11 Relationships and Intimacy98
10.12 Conflicts and Concerns of Late Adulthood98
10.13 Chapter Ten Review Questions99
Chapter 11: Death and Dying101
11.1 Attitude Toward Death101
11.2 The Hospice Movement102
11.3 The Dying Process102
11.4 Bereavement and Grief103
11.5 Right to Die and Euthanasia103
11.6 Chapter Eleven Review Question104
Chapter Review Question Answers106
Practice Exam Answer Key127

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