CH. 8 Lect Flashcards

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what is the “stepping out” phase

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2-6 year olds step out from safety of strong emotional bonds they share w/ parents into risky world of relationships w/ others

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describe Freud’s overview of the early childhood period

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time in life when young children first gain control of their bodily functions and second renegotiate their relationship w/ parents to prepare for stepping out into world of peers

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according to Erikson what is the key to healthy development during early childhood

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striking a balance b/t child’s emerging skills and desire for autonomy and parents’ need to protect child and control child’s behavior

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how do children use person perception to categorize people

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use observations to classify others into groups such as “people I like” and “people I don’t like”

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what is cross-race effect

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phenomenon in which individuals are more likely to remember the faces of people of their own race than those of a different race; established by age 5

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at what age do social-cognitive theorists found that children being to respond differently to violations of different kinds of rule

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2-3

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describe the process of acquiring emotional regulation

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control shifts slowly from parents to child across the early childhood years

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sympathy

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general feeling of sorrow or concern for another person

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moral emotions

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guilt, shame, and pride

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the development milestone of resolving the initiative vs. guilt crisis is associated with which theory

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Erikson’s theory

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the developmental milestone of toilet training is associated with which theory

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Freud’s theory

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the developmental milestone of distinguishing b/t social convention and moral rules is associated w/ which theory

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social-cognitive theory

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the developmental milestone of identifying w/ the same-sex parent is associated w/ which theory

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Freud’s theory

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the developmental milestone of understanding others’ intentions is associated w/ which theory

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social-cognitive theory

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the developmental milestone of resolving the autonomy vs. shame and doubt crisis is associated w/ which theory

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Erikson’s theory

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the developmental mile stone of categorizing others is associated w/ which theory

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social cognitive theory

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interactions w/ ___ and ___ modify children’s temperaments

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peers, parents

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research on the development of young children’s emotional self is focused on ___ ___

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emotion regulation

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the ability to identify w/ another person’s emotional state is ___

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guilt, shame, and pride are ___ emotions that develop during early childhood

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what is the main idea of psychoanalytic theory in terms of gender development

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gender develops as children identify w/ same sex parent

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what is the main idea of social-learning theory in terms of gender development

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gender development is attributable to parental influences

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what is the main idea of cognitive-development theory in terms of gender development

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gender concept develops in stages

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what is the main idea of gender schema theory

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children use a mental framework to organize ideas about gender

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what is the main idea of biological approaches in terms of gender development
hormones shape gender development
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is enabling style a sex-role knowledge or a sex-typed behavior
sex typed behavior
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is the belief that boys shouldn't play w/ dolls a sex-role knowledge or a sex-typed behavior
sex-role knowledge
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girls' preference for "feminine" toys classified as sex-role knowledge or sex-tyyped behavior
sex-typed behavior
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is restrictive style sex-role knowledge or sex-typed behavior
sex-typed behavior
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is associating women w/ domestic tasks such as cooking and cleaning sex-role knowledge or sex-typed behavior
sex-role knowledge
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what are some changes in attachment relationships b/t the ages of 2-3
attachment behaviors such as proximity seeking become less visible
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what are some changes in attachment relationships at age 4
internal models of attachment influence other relationships
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summarize the authoritarian style of parenting and its effects on development
high control; low nurturance, communication lower achievement, self-esteem, social skills than authoritative
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summarize the permissive style of parenting and its effects on development
high nurturance; low maturity demands, control, communication lower achievement; higher aggressiveness
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summarize the authoritative style of parenting and its effects on development
high nurturance, maturity demands, control, communication most consistently associated w/ positive outcomes
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summarize the uninvolved style of parenting and its effects on development
low nurturance, maturity demands, control, and communication poorest outcomes; disturbances in social relationships, poor achievement
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among what groups is authoritarian parenting associated w/ positive effects on children's development
immigrants, African Americans
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there are few studies of children raised by __ and __ ___
grandparents, homosexual couples
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divorce increases the likelihood that the family climate will shift away from ___ ___
authoritative parenting
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the ___ ___ serves a protective function for children growing up in single-parent homes
extended family
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two children are building separate block structure w/out interacting. They engaging in ___ play.
parallel
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which type of aggression is more common b/t the ages of 2-4 (instrumental or hostile) and what ways do preschoolers display it?
instrumental aggression; when frustrated, children express themselves by throwing things or hitting other children. taunting and name-calling become more common as children's language skills improve
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define prosocial behavior and explain how it changes in early childhood
intended to help another person, behaviors become more common as child develops more interest in playing w/ others (2-3). turn-taking increases w/ age, but comforting others declines
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at what age does the more than half of children spend 30% of their time w/ one peer
4
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at what age do most children show hints of playmate preferences
18 months
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at what age do about 20% of children have a stable playmate
3