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    Cerille Jenne S. Moran BSAC-1 Persuasive Paragraph HOMEWORK Homework is an important part of the learning process in middle school. One reason is that homework gives students additional practice of skills covered in class. Middle school classes are too short to teach a new concept and practice it sufficiently for students to master. Students need both guided practice in class and independent practice at home. Another reason for homework is that it provides time to complete longer assignments

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    adolescence he has been in and out of trouble at school and with the juvenile justice system. Three theories that would explain this young man’s behavior would be Psychosocial Theory‚ Behaviorism/Learning Theory and Cognitive Theory. 1. Erik Erikson Psychosocial Theory helps me examine this boy’s relationship with his environment. Also how difficult it is for him to except change. Instead of adjusting‚ he continues to do what he knows best; which is to disobey and remain defiant to the law

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    perspective form their own assumptions and explanations. Some perspectives are widely accepted while others struggle for acceptance Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow were the key people in developing the Humanistic Perspective‚ Sigmund Freud and Erik Erikson were the key people in developing the Psychodynamic Perspectives and American psychologist John B. Watson was the key person in developing the Behavioral perspective. The Psychodynamic Perspective focuses on unconscious mental activity. This

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    Week 6 Exam Part 1: Define each of the following terms as they are used in the context of the study of personality (20 pts.) |The unconscious |All the thoughts‚ideas‚ and feelings of which we are not and normally cannot become aware. | |Collective unconscious |The level of unconscious that is inherited and common to all members of a species. | |Unconditional positive regard |The full acceptance and love of another person regardless of his or

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    the need of being needed. The history at the end leaves a good sensation. There are many theories about the child development; however‚ four of them are relevant to mention. The theory of Jean Piaget focused on the intellectual development. Erik Erikson wanted to understand better about children social development‚ and Lawrence Kohlberg focused on the moral side. The fourth

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    a. centration b. egocentrism c. ego identity d. narcissism 5. __Jean Piaget_ developed his theories on human development by observing his own children interact with the world. a. Jean Piaget b. Albert Bandera c. Erik Erikson d. Lev Vygotsky 6. According to Erikson’s psychosocial development theory‚ what is the life crisis stage when people develop close relations with others? a. Identity versus role diffusion b. Intimacy versus isolation c. Generativity

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    without much thought. Regardless‚ everybody goes through a period where they look back on their life and reflect on our accomplishments. For most people‚ this time comes after we grow old‚ retire‚ and finally have the time to make those reflections. Erik Erikson describes this stage of life a time of integrity versus despair. Those who believe they have integrity tend to look back on the past and believe that they have led a successful life; while those in despair are generally dissatisfied with the life

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    Coming of Age Interview Adolescence and Identity Life is a series of lessons and challenges which help us to grow. According to Erik Erickson‚ the better that people come through each crisis‚ the better they will tend to deal with what lies ahead. People experience the most lessons during their childhood when they are just learning of how the world operates. Children and young adults handle situations very differently because their thought processes are different depending on their experiences

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    AP Psychology Unit 1 Vocab Define all terms 1. Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) 2. American Psychological Association 3. Applied psychology 4. Argument 5. Behavior 6. Behavioral Psychology 7. Behaviorism 8. Biological Perspective 9. Biological Psychology 10. Biopsychological Perspective 11. Clinical Psychology 12. Cognitive Perspective 13. Cognitive Therapy 14. Community Psychology 15. Conflict 16. Counseling Psychology 17. Critical Thinking

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    For example‚ chewing pens later in life as a response to not progressing properly from the oral fixation stage (Freud‚ 1962). Erik Erikson‚ whilst using the framework of the ego‚ disagreed with these sexual stages and instead developed the psychosocial stages of development. He theorized society and culture were much more important in the development of a person throughout their life

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