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Final | EPY 2533 - Human Growth & Devmnt.-HYBRID, Quizzes of School management&administration

Class: EPY 2533 - Human Growth & Devmnt.-HYBRID; Subject: Educational Psychology (EPY); University: Holmes Community College; Term: Fall 2011;

Typology: Quizzes

2010/2011

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TERM 1
Eriksons Theory Generativity
DEFINITION 1
Reaching out to others in way s to give to and guide next
generationcommitment extends beyond selfoften realized
through child rearingother family, work, mentoring
relationships also generative
TERM 2
Eriksons Stagnation
DEFINITION 2
place own comfort and security above challenge and
sacraficeselfcentered, selfindulgent, and selfabsorbedlack of
involvement or concern with young peoplelittle interest in
work productivity, self improvement
TERM 3
Highly Generative adults commitment
story
DEFINITION 3
family community and societyturning bad life events into
good giving back, redemptionpersonal renewal or
enlightenment
TERM 4
interpretation of life events affects
DEFINITION 4
level of generativityhigh level leads to greater life
satisfaction
TERM 5
levinsons 4 tasks of middle adulthood
DEFINITION 5
young -old = find new ways of being both young and
olddestruction-creation = acknowledge past destructiveness,
try to create products of valuemasulinity - femininty =
balance masculine and feminine parts of selfengagement -
separateness = balance involvement with external world and
separateness from it
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Eriksons Theory Generativity

Reaching out to others in way s to give to and guide next generationcommitment extends beyond selfoften realized through child rearingother family, work, mentoring relationships also generative TERM 2

Eriksons Stagnation

DEFINITION 2 place own comfort and security above challenge and sacraficeselfcentered, selfindulgent, and selfabsorbedlack of involvement or concern with young peoplelittle interest in work productivity, self improvement TERM 3

Highly Generative adults commitment

story

DEFINITION 3 family community and societyturning bad life events into good giving back, redemptionpersonal renewal or enlightenment TERM 4

interpretation of life events affects

DEFINITION 4 level of generativityhigh level leads to greater life satisfaction TERM 5

levinsons 4 tasks of middle adulthood

DEFINITION 5 young -old = find new ways of being both young and olddestruction-creation = acknowledge past destructiveness, try to create products of valuemasulinity - femininty = balance masculine and feminine parts of selfengagement - separateness = balance involvement with external world and separateness from it

concern on physical aging lowest concern to

highest

college educated mannon college educated womencollege educated womennon college educated men TERM 7

vaillants view of midlife

DEFINITION 7 keepers of meaningpassing the torch becomes important TERM 8

midlife crisis

DEFINITION 8 wide individual differencesmen in midlife, women early adulthoodsharp disruption uncommondifferences in handling regrets TERM 9

stage view

DEFINITION 9 midlife changes are developmental transitions or crises TERM 10

life events view

DEFINITION 10 midlife changes are simply adaptations to normal life events

new old age

third agefourth age TERM 17

third age

DEFINITION 17 ages 65-79 and beyondmarked by personal fulfillment, self realizationhigh life satisfactionneed more opportunities TERM 18

fourth age

DEFINITION 18 physical declineneed for care TERM 19

social theories of aging

DEFINITION 19 disengagement theoryactivity theorycontinuity theorysocioemotional selevtivity theory TERM 20

disengagement theory

DEFINITION 20 mutual withdrawal of elders and society

activity theory

social barriers cause declining interaction TERM 22

continuity theory

DEFINITION 22 strive to maintain consistency between past and future TERM 23

socioemotional selectivity theory

DEFINITION 23 social networks become more selective with age; extends lifelong processemphasize emotion- regulating functions of social contact TERM 24

phases of dying

DEFINITION 24 agonal phaseclinical deathmortality TERM 25

agonal phase

DEFINITION 25 suffering in first moments in which body can no longer support life

grief process

avoidanceconfrontationrestoration TERM 32

ways to resolve grief

DEFINITION 32 give yourself permission to feel the lossaccept social supportbe realistic about course of grievingremember deceased