"Double Jeopardy" Noted by Watamura and Colleagues (2011)refers to Children

question 20

True/False

"Double jeopardy" noted by Watamura and colleagues (2011)refers to children from disadvantaged families who experience low quality care at home and in other settings.

Recognize the contributions and significance of key historical figures and studies in the development of psychology.

Identify the primary areas of specialization within psychology and their central concerns.

Describe the influence of biological, cultural, and environmental factors on behavior and mental processes.

Understand the professional and scientific nature of psychology and its application to daily life and societal issues.

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Definitions:

Affiliation Needs

The psychological requirement for friendship, acceptance, and belonging within a group or community.

Esteem Needs

Psychological requirements relating to self-worth, accomplishment, respect, and recognition, as outlined in Maslow's hierarchy of needs.

Self-Actualization

The achievement of realizing one's talents and potential, seen as an innate drive or necessity in all individuals.

Affiliation Needs

A psychological need to feel a sense of involvement and "belonging" within a social group, where relationships play a significant role in personal identity.