Social Emotional Development of Preschoolers Flashcards

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What is social competence?

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The degree to which a person is liked by others and has learned skills to interact effectively in social settings

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Preschoolers often _ show both altruistic behaviors and signs of empathy

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Spontaneously

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Maturationist theory of why empathy and altruism occur and how they can be encouraged:

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Kind behaviors are inborn and simply emerge over time

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Psychoanalyst theory of why empathy and altruism occur and how they can be encouraged:

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Early attachment leads to empathy

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Behaviorist theory of why empathy and altruism occur and how they can be encouraged:

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Children learn altruism by watching adult models

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Cognitive-Developmental theory of why empathy and altruism occur and how they can be encouraged:

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Children come to understand strategies that are effective in promoting
acceptance

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Ecological systems theory of why empathy and altruism occur and how they can be encouraged:

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Altruism and empathy develop in the context of a child’s home, school, and
societal environment

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What are mildred’s stages of social participation for preschoolers?

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  1. Unoccupied behavior (no interest)
  2. Onlooker behavior (interest, watching)
  3. Parallel play (side by side. no interaction)
  4. Associative play (individual activities with some interaction)
  5. Cooperative play (fully playing together)
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What is proactive aggression?

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Unprovoked physical or verbal attacks

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What is reactive aggression?

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Retaliation

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What is instrumental aggression?

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Aggression designed to obtain something

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Children across cultures vary in:

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  1. Altruism and empathy
  2. Access to peers
  3. Friendliness/shyness
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In what ways do relationships with siblings affect social development?

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  1. Help learn conflict resolution

2. Opportunities to practice social skills

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In what ways does child care practices affect social development?

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Higher quality care =

More prosocial behaviors More advanced cognitive abilities

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What are some classroom adaptions for children with special needs?

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  1. Open-ended play materials for all ability levels

2. Fully accessible environment

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What are some ways to aid in social development for kids?

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Create play environments in which children feel safe and are encouraged to be creative, reach out to peers and try new behaviors