chap 6.: socioemotional development in infancy and childhood Flashcards

1
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Answer

who believed in infants progress through two psychosocial stages

A

Erik Erikson

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2
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Answer:

how do infants develop trust?

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if their needs are fulfilled

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3
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how do infants develop mistrust?

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when care givers are neglectful or inconsistent

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how do toddlers develop autonomy?

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parents encourage toddlers to do things themselves

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5
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Answer:

when do toddlers develop shame

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when the parents are overprotective

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6
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Fill in the blank

basic emotions are known as ___ ___

A

primary emotions

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7
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examples of 7 universal emotions

3 points

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*empathy
*pride
*embarrassment

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8
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what are:

emotional display rules

interactions are shaped by what? influences what?

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every interaction between parent and infant is shaped by their culture and influences their emotion expressions

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9
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Definiton:

stranger wariness

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fear of unfamiliar people

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10
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definition:

temperament

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basic building blocks of emotion and personality

the characteristic way in which an individual approaches and reacts to people and situations

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11
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list

aspects of temperament

4 points

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  • activity level
  • irritability
  • attention
  • sociability of approach withdrawal
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12
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List:

profiles of tempermant according to Thomas and chess

3 points

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  • easy
  • difficult
  • slow to warm
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13
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goodness of fit

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fit between infants temperament and caregivers temperment

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14
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def: attachment

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emotional tie between two people who strive to maintain closeness to the other and act to ensure that the relationship continues

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15
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how to behavior theorists explain attachment

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result of infants associating their mothers with food a powerful reinforcer

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16
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bowlbys ethological perspective attachment

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babies have a repertoire of behavioral signals to which adults naturally attend and respond

17
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phases of attachment (Bowlby)

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preattachment
early attachment
attachment
reciprocal relationships

18
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who developed the strange situation

A

Mary Ainsworth

19
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secure attachment:

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infants show distress when separated form the caregiver but soon develop comfort and are easily comforted when the caregiver comes back

20
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insecure-resistant- anxious attachment:

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infants experience high level of distress and they seek comfort and try to punish parents for leaving when they return

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insecure avoidant attachment:

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infants show no level of distress when parents leave and when they come back they ignore/avoid the caregiver

22
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disorganized- insecure attachment

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children express confusion there responses when the caregiver returns. might run to and pull away or hit them

23
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what does self awareness in infants mean

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infants are born with capacity to distinguish the self from surrounding environment

24
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def: self recognition

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ability to recognize or identify self

25
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categorial self:

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a self description based on broad categories such as sex age and physical characteristics

26
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Answer

at what age do claims of possession emerge

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21 months

27
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claims of possession are the beginning of what?

A

self concept

28
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self control:

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ability to modify behavior in accordance with caregiver demands

permitted by self awareness and emerging self concept