Psy 322 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Considers and discusses the unique challenges of the developmental stages: ages 14 to 18. Please see the assignment instructions below. Parents raising their teens are often given advice, such as take time to support your child’s milestones (e.g., help them practice driving), consider giving them chores to help them learn responsibility, monitor their activity (particularly online), and support your child’s efforts to be their own individual (Morin, 2020). For this journal entry, consider...

Considers and discusses unique challenges of the developmental stage -ages birth to 10 years. See below for assignment instruction. In this course, you will be asked to complete three journal assignments in which you reflect on “raising” a teen from birth through age 18 years. In these assignments, you will be required to reflect on your readings and personal experiences as you consider the unique challenges of three different developmental stages: ages birth to 10 years, ages 10 to 14 ye...

Adolescence is a period when relationships and romance take center stage. However, a significant body of research demonstrates a link between adolescent (and adult) relationship functioning and attachment characteristics and styles acquired in infancy. That is, developmental research has connected mother-infant attachment problems to subsequent adult relationship issues. In this paper, evaluate the ways in which differing infant attachment patterns manifest in adolescent romantic relationships....

Review the PSY 322 course outcomes, located on the Overview page of this course. The outcomes can also be viewed in the course syllabus. In this discussion, reflect on the work you have done in this course. Select one or two outcomes where you have made the biggest gains. For each outcome, explain what gains you have made and how you accomplished those gains, using a concrete example of a class assignment or project that helped you develop competencies toward the outcome you selected.

Literature review for scholarly sources used for final project research paper on cognitive development from childhood through adolescence.

Annotated Bibliography for final project on cognitive development from childhood through adolescence. Instructions Submit your annotated bibliography. For additional details, please refer to the Annotated Bibliography Guidelines and Rubric PDF document and the Final Project Guidelines and Rubric PDF document.

1. Discrepancy between anatomical sex and gender is known as? 2. Which of the following are risk factors for neuroleptic malignant syndrome? Select all that apply 3. Antipsychotic medication provides D2 blockage in the meso-coritcal pathway causing which of the fol- lowing effects? 4. Phencyclidine (PCP) and ketamine exert their unique behavioral effects by blocking which of the following receptors? 5. The diagnosis used to describe a syndrome charac- terized by specific s/s resultin...

Topic selection discussion on cognitive development from childhood through adolescence. PSY 322 Discussion Final Project Milestone One Research Topic. Chose your topic for your final project.

Adolescence is a period when relationships and romance take center stage. However, a significant body of research demonstrates a link between adolescent (and adult) relationship functioning and attachment characteristics and styles acquired in infancy. That is, developmental research has connected mother-infant attachment problems to subsequent adult relationship issues. In this paper, evaluate the ways in which differing infant attachment patterns manifest in adolescent romantic relationship...

Relationships, particularly peer and romantic relationships, become increasingly important in adolescence. This week's readings present a variety of predictors of healthy and unhealthy relationship development during adolescence. In this discussion, consider insights from developmental theory and research on these predictors, as they apply to the following relationships: Relationships with family and siblings Friendships with peers Romantic and sexual relationships