13- 24 Flashcards
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Erikson fourth stage, children attempt to master many skills, developing a sense of themself
Industry vs inferiority
a time when emotional drives are quiet and unconscious sexual conflicts are submerged
latency
comparing one’s attributes to those of other people
social comparison
deliberately modifying one’s impulses and emotions
effortful control
dynamic process encompassing positive adaptation
resilience
legal gentic connections among related people living in the same home
family structure
how the family cares for its members
family function
family consists of mother,father, and biological children
nuclear family
particular habits, rules, behaviors that are passed down to younger from slightly older children without the adult approval
culture of children
rejected by peers because of antagonistic, confrontational behavior
aggressive-rejected
rejected by peers because of timid, withdrawn, and anxious behavior
withdrawn- rejected
ability to understand social interactions, including cause and consequences of human behavior
social cognition
Kohlberg’s first level of moral reasoning. emphasizing rewards and punishments
preconventional moral reasoning
Kohlbergs second level emphasizes social rules
conventional moral reasoning
Kohlbergs third level emphasizing moral prinicpals
postconventional moral reasoning
girls first menstrual period
menarche
boys first ejactualtion
spermarche
produces hormones that regulate growth and sex glands
pituitary gland
produce stress hormones, epinephrine
adrenal gland
sex glands
gonads
females-ovaries
males- testicles
sex hormone
estradiol
hormone affects the appetite and the onset of puberity
leptin
body characteristics that are directly involved in conception and pregnancy
primary sex characteristics
bodily features of males and females
secondary sex characteristics