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Social and Dev
Social identity 1
Prejudice
Cognititve
Affect
Conative
Stigma
Visibility
Concealability
Controllability
Social identity theory
Self categorisation
Social comparison
Self-categorisation theory
Ingroup favouritism
Authoritarian personality theory
Frustration-aggression hypothesis
Psychological salience
Uncertainty identity theory
Prototype
Meta-contrast principle
Relative deprivation
Forms
Egoistic relative deprivation
Fraternalistic relative deprivation
Social protest
Realistic conflict
Ethnocentrism
Realistic conflict theory
Social dilemmas
Minimal groups
Minimal groups
Relative homogeneity effect
Intergroup relations
Social mobility belief system
Social change belief system
Cognitive alternatives
System justification theory
Accentuation effect
Illusory correlation
Optimal distinctiveness
Intergroup emotions
Intergroup anxiety
Conflict
Resolutions
Contact models
Conversion
Subtyping
Bookkeeping
Extended contact
Imagined contact
Common ingroup identity model
Emergent norm theory
Play
Definitions
Fagen
Functional
Structural
Garvey
Pleasure
No extrinsic goals
Spontaneous and voluntary
Active engagement
Pleasure
Reasons
Exploration
Motivation to learn
Confidence
Language
Cog and social dev
Physical dev
Models of developmental outcomes
Epiphenomenal
Equifinality
Essential
Types
Physical play
Rhythmical stereotypes
Exercise play
Rough and tumble play
Play with objects
Fantasy play
Decontextualized play
Socio-dramatic
Language play
Word play
Fantasy
Conversation
Social play
Parten
Unoccupied
Solitary
Onlooker
Parallel
Associates play
Cooperate play
Imaginery companions
Sociometry
Model of popularity
Social skills processing model
Escaping rejected status
Firnedship
Piaget
Types
Sensori-motor
Symbolic/ representational play
Games with rules
Challenged by Smelansky
Functional
Constructive
Dramatic
Games with rules
Siblings
Scaffolding
Differences
Segregation
Sex differences
Hormones
Social learning theory
Cognitive development
Ethnicity
Socio-economic status
Close relationships
Love
Types
Passionate
Compassionate
Emotion-in-relationships model
3 factor theory
Cultural determinant
Appropriate love object
Emotional arousal
Attractiveness
Influences
Proximity
Attitudes
Socialisation theory
Averageness effect
Ethnicity
Social penetration model
Reinforcement approach
Reinforcement affect model
Automatic activation
Misattribution of arousal
Relationships
Help and hinderance
Benefits
Costs
Communal behaviour
Behavioural ecology
Domestic partners
Lovers
Companions and friends
Social support network
Breakdown
Response
Passive
Loyalty
Neglect
Active
Voice behaviour
Exit behaviour
Phases (Duck)
Intrapsychic
Dyadic
Social
Grave-dressing
Attachment
Social deprivation
Attachment types
Theories
Social Exchange
Cost-reward ratio
Comparison level
Equity
Distibutive justice
Procedural justice
Rules of norms
Language and literacy
Components of language
Phonology
Phenemes
Orthography
Graphemes
Smemantics
Morphemes
Pragmatics
Non-linguistics
Intonation
Prosody
Stages of development
Prelinguistic
Babbling
Echolalia
Pragmatics
Canonical babbling
Modulated babbling
First words
Holophrases
Telegraphic speech
Sentences
Logical errors
Over-generalisations
Language acquisition
Behaviourist
Reinforcement
Nativist
Innate
Universal grammar
Pigdin language
Language acquisition device
Rules of transformation
Surface structures
Deep structure
Piaget
Cognition hyp
Object permanence
Stages of cog dev
Cognitive-functional linguistics
Verbal island hyp
Pivot grammar
Syntactic development
Pre-language
Shared rhythms
Motherhood constellation
Optimal interaction
Babbling and echolalia
Intersubjective world
Infant-indirect speech
Alive communication
Coregulation of intentions
Syntactic bootstrapping hypothesis
Multi-route model
Context-bound
Referential
Literacy
Stagemodels
Logographic
Alphabetic
Orthographic
Holdaway
Observation
Collaboration
Practice
Performance
Dyslexia
Core phonological deficit model
Genetic predisposition
Adult-child speech
Melodic units
Social identity 2
Aggression
Frustration-aggression hypothesis
General aggression model
Social learning theory
Bandura
Prosocial behaviour
Altruism
Biological perspective
Mutualism
Kin selection
Empathy
Just-world hyp
Helping norms
Reciprocity norm
Social responsibility norm
Bystander effect
Bystander-calculus model
Bystander empathy
Inhibition
Social ifnleunce
Audience inhibition
Diffusion of responsibility