| Prenatal and Infancy | Early and Middle Childhood | Adolescence and Early Adulthood | Middle and Late adulthood | Death and Dying |
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What is Nature
Influence of genes we inhert
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What is emotional regulation
ability to control when and how emotions are expressed
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What is identity achievement
Micheal finally understands who he is as an individual
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What is stratification theories
emphasized social forces
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What is a near-death experience
Laurie was in a car accident but survived. she states her soul left her body what happened to Laurie
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What is teratogen
causes malformation of an embryo
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What is initiative versus guilt
James feels bad because he can't pass his test in school. No matter how hard he tries he fails
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What is emerging adulthood
Jessie is eighteen. what stage is she in?
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What is Sandwich generation
Jenna has to take care of her kids and her parents and provide for them. she is apart of what group?
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What is a good death
James passed away in his sleep.
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What is disorganized attachment
marked by an infant's inconsistent reactions to the caregiver's departure and return
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What is Industry versus inferiority
Sarah has started school and is struggling but she is determined to do well
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What is Identity versus role confusion
Leslie has been having a hard time figuring out who she is. what is happening to her?
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What is passion, intimacy, and commitment
what are the three aspects of love
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What is a vegetative state
Justin is in a deep unconscious state but is still alive
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What is head-sparing
the biological mechanism that protects the brain when malnutrition disrupts body growth
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What is pre-conventional, conventional, and post-conventional moral reasoning
what are the three levels of moral reasoning
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What is adolescent love
dating for recreational or experimentation
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What is companionate, involved, surrogate, or remote
Grandparents can fulfill one of four roles
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What is palliative care
After losing a loved one family members often need support
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What is Freud
Believed in oral and anal stages
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What is Expression of warmth, strategies for discipline, communication, and expectations for maturity
What are the four important dimensions that parents differ on
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What is achievement, foreclosure, moratorium, and diffusion
Name the four identity statuses
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What is openness, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism
what are the five clusters of personality
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What is passive euthanasia
Sarah's doctor didn't do everything possible to keep her alive
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