CHAPTER 19: VOCABULARY Flashcards
(13 cards)
work ethic
a person’s sense of responsibility and diligence toward work tasks
gender schools
peer groups that teach members what it means to be masculine or feminine
guilt
a feeling of remorse that comes from the inner voice of conscience when a person has behaved unacceptably
domains of self-definition
categories in which children can describe themselves
shortcomings
areas in which one wants or needs to improve
industry versus inferiority
erikson’s 4th stage. children want to be a a competent member of society and feel they have low value if not
identity versus role confusion
erikson’s 5th stage. children want to know who they are and feel confused if not
goal-corrected partnership
a relationship in which children and parents or caretakers are willing to compromise to reach a common goal
psychological security
a feeling that someone cares and will help when needed
scapegoating
blaming others for one’s own mistakes
society of children
the peer groups children form
interpretive stage
parents should:
1. share their knowledge about the world with their child
2. interpret other authority figures by explaining what they expect
3. teach values and morals as the need arises
4. help their child accept social reality
interdependent stage
parents should:
1. cope with their teen’s changing needs for closeness and distance
2. monitor teen’s behavior and give guidance as needed
3. begin to give more freedom with boundaries to their teen